
Infrared vs. Traditional Saunas: What’s the Difference and Which Is Best for You?
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Investing in a sauna is one of the best ways to elevate your wellness routine – but choosing the right type is key.
The Two Sauna Types
Traditional Saunas
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Use heated rocks to raise air temperature (70°C–90°C+).
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Great for intense sweating and detox.
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Often used in gyms and spas for deep, penetrating heat.
Infrared Saunas
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Use infrared panels to heat your body directly (lower air temp, 45°C–60°C).
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Penetrates deeper into muscles and joints.
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Ideal for at-home users and those with heat sensitivity.
Which One Should You Choose?
Need | Best Option |
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Deep muscle recovery | Infrared Sauna |
Traditional steam experience | Traditional Sauna |
Lower energy use | Infrared |
Quick sweat sessions | Traditional |
Tip: Check out our Dynamic and Medical Breakthrough sauna collections – featuring modern designs, compact options, and powerful performance.