Yes, you can take a steam bath and a sauna bath in the same session, especially if you take some time and cool down between them. Many find that the health benefits of a sauna or steam bath can be maximized if you use them at least 2 times per week. You can take a sauna or steam bath every day if you wish.
In a Finnish sauna, yes. In a Turkish sauna, no.
Put them in a sauna.
Sauna
It's a Turkish bath
A steam bath and sauna may cause the hair to frizz and possibly cause the hair to lose volume if styled.
Yes. Sauna's are designed to flush out the bad toxis, by sweating, while steam rooms are designed to help clear out your head with all the steam.
The word "sauna" was borrowed from Finnish. It is a traditional Finnish steam bath or bathhouse.
The most popular steam sauna is the Saunatec brand. They have been in business since 1963 and have been a leader in the industry since their inception.
No, the word "sauna" does not come from a place name, it is the Finnish word for a steam room.
You have to decide which type of sauna you are interested in purchasing. There is the traditional steam sauna, and infrared. Infrared is said to have better penetration and detox capabilities. You will also need to determine what room the sauna will be placed, because the steam sauna will emit more moisture into the environment. So, I would inquire about moisture barriers and the type of material a steam sauna is constructed for future maintenance. Steam saunas are more of a permanent structure, while infrared are more portable . Lastly, I would inquire about the amount of power required to operate you sauna, as well as service and warranties to protect your investment.
Yes, sauna needs ventilation. Contact people who construct saunas for instructions.