Question 1

What can you expect during a float therapy session?

Accepted Answer

During a float therapy session, you'll relax in a private, soundproof tank filled with warm, Epsom-salt-infused water. This zero-gravity experience melts away stress, soothes muscle tension, and promotes deep relaxation. You can customize the lights and music to create your ideal calming atmosphere. After just one hour, you'll emerge feeling refreshed, clear-headed, and deeply relaxed.

Question 2

What to wear during float?

Accepted Answer

You will be in a private suite for your floating experience, so "birthday suit or bathing suit", it's up to you and your own comfort level. If you bring a bathing suit to wear to float, don't forget to bring a plastic bag to transport your wet suit home after your visit. Be sure to rinse out the salt water very well, it will be quite saturated by our highly salinated salt water!

Question 3

Do I need to bring my own towels?

Accepted Answer

No, we have a towel and wash cloth provided for you. As well as disposable ear plugs, body wash, shampoo and conditioner, but you are welcome to bring your own along if you desire. If you want to bring your own shower shoes or flip flops, that is your choice, we do not provide those.

Question 4

I just colored my hair, can I still float?

Accepted Answer

Unfortunately, if you colored your hair recently, you may have to wait a week or so until the color sets permanently. If you use a brightly colored red or any other temporary coloring, you may have to wait longer. Your hair will get wet in the float session and any coloring that is still "bleeding" could color our fiberglass tanks and our float solution, which would result in an additional cleaning fee for the customer and it could also reduce the longevity of your coloring, which is not good, either. A good way to test prior to your float is to fully saturate your hair with warm water and then run/draw your hair through a white cloth. If any coloring comes off on the white cloth, you will need to wait a bit longer to float. Thank you for your understanding in this situation.

Question 5

I have a fresh tattoo, can I still float?

Accepted Answer

Unfortunately, if you are still healing after a tattoo, you will want to wait up to 3-5 weeks to float. The skin will be sensitive and might sting in the salt water and you wouldn't want to risk diluting the ink by floating in salt water for an hour or more. The salt water helps the skin to heal, which is why it is great to help heal a sunburn, but the tattoo is desired to stay sharp forever, so we don't want to interrupt the "setting in time" with the healing after getting a tattoo. It would be best to wait until it is fully healed over and no longer "shiny" in appearance.

Question 6

Any other suggestions?

Accepted Answer

You may want to abstain from shaving the day of the float (any nicks, cuts or open wounds will burn in the salt water and that can be quite distracting), limit caffeine or other stimulants before you float so that you are not fighting against that stimulation to relax, eat a light meal an hour or two before so that you are not hungry but not too
full. Also, if you are a female on your cycle, be sure to use a tampon and if you are on a "very heavy" day, please reschedule your float for another day.

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently asked questions

What can you expect during a float therapy session?

What to wear during float?

Do I need to bring my own towels?

I just colored my hair, can I still float?

I have a fresh tattoo, can I still float?

Any other suggestions?

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