Benefits of Facial Steam
Rinse. The steam opens the pores and removes excess sebum and other unwanted substances.
Fighting Acne. Acne occurs when skin cells trap sebum in hair follicles, leading to bacterial growth, inflammation, and acne.
Hydration.
One of the great benefits of saunas and steam baths is their skin tightening effect. They leave skin soft, supple and radiant - in short, beautiful. People who visit saunas and steam rooms regularly have an attractive, healthy aura that adds to their appeal. Saunas and steam baths are so good for the skin because of the deep cleansing caused by the profuse perspiration. The pores are wide open and the accumulated dirt can be washed away. While the best skin tightening results come from a full body sauna, if you want to quickly correct your complexion, you can achieve similar results with our facial sauna system. These "mini-saunas" are designed to steam your face for the same deep cleansing as a full his sauna or steam his room.
HOW IT WORKS
The Facial Sauna has an electric heating element at the bottom of the unit. It heats water (which is in a small reservoir) to boiling point and raises steam. The small size of the reservoir ensures rapid steam production. Place the ergonomically designed mask over the reservoir to trap and direct the vapors to your face. By adjusting the distance between the mask and your face, you can control the amount of steam that hits your face. Direct face contact with mask maximizes deep cleansing, but only use this position for a few minutes at a time. After about 10 seconds, raise your head to mix the cold air with the steam. Repeat this cycle as many times as necessary Facial saunas aren't just used for deep cleansing of the skin. It also helps unclog congested sinuses. Anyone with simple colds such as bronchitis, sinusitis, asthma, hay fever or more serious conditions can use the facial sauna as an inhaler or vaporizer. Some facial saunas come with a separate inhaler. Instead of fitting your entire face, the inhaler attachment fits your nose and mouth. Just inhale the steam for almost instant relief from sinus pain.
INSTRUCTIONS
Most facial saunas have a very small reservoir to heat the water quickly. The downside is that moisture evaporates quickly. Therefore, if you want to use the sauna for a long time, you should prepare a tall glass of water. This allows you to quickly refill the reservoir when it is empty. Due to the small reservoir size, the facial sauna unfortunately cannot be used as a vaporizer at night either. If your sinuses keep you awake at night, you're better off using a traditional vaporizer that releases vapor for several hours. Steam is great for deep cleansing, but for an added beauty treatment, you can add special cleansers such as tea tree oil to the water. Just a few drops of this oil will leave your skin feeling extra radiant, fresh and supple. facial saunas are relatively inexpensive, usually he less than $60. At this price, most people can enjoy the deep cleansing action and extra 'glow' skin.
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