VICHY/scottish SHOWER

A Vichy shower is a hydrotherapy type involving a series of showerheads positioned above a massage table. The showerheads release a warm, gentle flow of water designed to help relax the muscles and promote circulation.    

A Scottish shower is a type of hydrotherapy that involves alternating between hot and cold water temperatures during a shower. The shower starts with warm water, and then the temperature is gradually decreased until it becomes cold. The cold water is then followed by warm water again, and this cycle is repeated several times. The purpose of a Scottish shower is to improve blood circulation, boost the immune system, and provide a refreshing and invigorating sensation to the body.

The warm water and gentle massage can help relax and soothe sore muscles, reducing tension and stress.

The gentle pressure of the water can help remove dead skin cells, revealing smoother, softer skin.

The massage action of the water can help stimulate the lymphatic system, which can help remove toxins from the body.

Many people find that a Vichy shower can help promote better sleep, as the relaxation and improved circulation can help reduce anxiety and promote a sense of calm.

VICHY: The water pressure and temperature can help improve blood flow, which can help reduce inflammation and promote healing. 

SCOTTISH: Hot and cold water stimulates blood flow, improving circulation and bringing nutrients to your muscles and tissues.

  The shock of the cold water can stimulate your body's natural defenses, helping to strengthen your immune system.

Alternating between hot and cold water can help to reduce muscle soreness and inflammation, which can be especially beneficial after a workout.

The contrast between the hot and cold water can help to invigorate your body and mind, leaving you feeling energized and alert.

The hot water can help to open pores and improve skin and hair health, while the cold water can help to improve circulation and tone the skin.