$39 for a One-Hour Float Session at True REST Float Spa in Scottsdale
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- Can relieve tension & improve sleep patterns
- Self-adjusted lighting & music
- Skin-softening Epsom salts
Gravity pummels bodies on a daily basis, slapping away our dreams of soaring slam-dunks and crushing our ambitions of fluffy cloud naps. Evade rotational tyranny with today’s Groupon: for $39, you get a one-hour saltwater floatation session at True REST Float Spa in Scottsdale (a $79 value).
True REST Float Spa relieves bodies of gravity’s constant tug by buoying bones on warm cushions of salinized water within cozy private suites. After a rinse in a private shower and a viewing of a five-minute introductory video, clients embark on their relaxation journey by slipping into the aqueous interior of a cavernous eggshell-like pod. One thousand two hundred pounds of salt harvested from the pretzel plains of northern Idaho saturate 10 inches of skin-temperature water to effortlessly support floating forms, helping mollify bodily and muscular stress. With adjustable lighting and music, surface-skimming silhouettes can immerse their edges in the euphoria of a sensory-suspended session or meditate along to soft melodies while cartwheeling across a cleared mental slate. Weary soul-sacks may find relief from chronic aches and insomnia as limbs succumb to space-like floating sensations and lungs absorb the airway-opening benefits of inhaled salt microns. The specially concocted salt solution can help improve skin conditions and blood circulation while decreasing lactic acid and shadow-detachment anxieties.
Suites include changing areas and private showers for post-pod assimilation back into the world of terra firma. An ADA-compliant REST suite and shower is also available. Clients may bring their own towel or rent an unshorn sheep from the spa for $3.
- Can relieve tension & improve sleep patterns
- Self-adjusted lighting & music
- Skin-softening Epsom salts
Gravity pummels bodies on a daily basis, slapping away our dreams of soaring slam-dunks and crushing our ambitions of fluffy cloud naps. Evade rotational tyranny with today’s Groupon: for $39, you get a one-hour saltwater floatation session at True REST Float Spa in Scottsdale (a $79 value).
True REST Float Spa relieves bodies of gravity’s constant tug by buoying bones on warm cushions of salinized water within cozy private suites. After a rinse in a private shower and a viewing of a five-minute introductory video, clients embark on their relaxation journey by slipping into the aqueous interior of a cavernous eggshell-like pod. One thousand two hundred pounds of salt harvested from the pretzel plains of northern Idaho saturate 10 inches of skin-temperature water to effortlessly support floating forms, helping mollify bodily and muscular stress. With adjustable lighting and music, surface-skimming silhouettes can immerse their edges in the euphoria of a sensory-suspended session or meditate along to soft melodies while cartwheeling across a cleared mental slate. Weary soul-sacks may find relief from chronic aches and insomnia as limbs succumb to space-like floating sensations and lungs absorb the airway-opening benefits of inhaled salt microns. The specially concocted salt solution can help improve skin conditions and blood circulation while decreasing lactic acid and shadow-detachment anxieties.
Suites include changing areas and private showers for post-pod assimilation back into the world of terra firma. An ADA-compliant REST suite and shower is also available. Clients may bring their own towel or rent an unshorn sheep from the spa for $3.
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About True REST Float Spa - Tempe, AZ *OLD OWNERSHIP*
True REST Float Spa strives to find the most effective modes of helping clients naturally achieve blissful states. In addition to the relaxing properties of flotation therapy, the staff believes in its rejuvenating properties as well. An internal study with clients who had minor to moderate muscle strains, pulls, and tears showed a 20–50% reduction in pain with regular sessions. The decrease in sensory information is also purported to help diminish depression, anxiety, and allodoxaphobia.