With its neon lights and lounge chairs, Salt Breeze's main room salt-therapy sessions are reminiscent of a day at the beach, minus the sunburn. And for those who wish to bring their child for a play day coupled with health benefits, the kids' room provides a youngster-friendly environment. Read on to get a closer look at Salt Breeze and its signature service Halotherapy

Halotherapy, which is sometimes referred to as "salt therapy," is the practice of inhaling salt-infused air inside a specially equipped room, like the pair at Salt Breeze. Both respiratory-therapy rooms simulate the climate of naturally occurring salt caves by coating the floor and walls in pure Himalayan salt and using a diffuser to disperse the salts.

Adult Salt Room

• 45-minute sessions
• Aged 8 and older
• Up to 6 clients per session
• Soothing music and neon-light panels in everchanging hues

Kid's Salt Room

• 30-minute sessions
• Aged 2 months to 7 years old
• Up to 3 children per session
• Kids friendly decor, heated floor salt, including bean-bag chairs and an inflatable slid

Health and Halotherapy

Although salt therapy aims to improve clients' overall health, it boasts particular success with the following:

• Respiratory ailments, such as asthma, bronchitis, cystic fibrosis, and pneumonia
• Dermatologic conditions, including inflammation, eczema, and psoriasis
• Psychological issues, such as anxiety and depression