During the winter, one of my favorite activities is to spend a day at the spa. Whether you book a massage or simply try out the various pools and relaxation spaces, it’s the perfect way to stay warm ...

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Everyone wants to know which is better for an athlete, a trip to the sauna or a trip to the steam room. It’s a tough call between the two so were going to break them down individually. First off, both ...

TheStreet aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. Self-care looks different to everyone. For some, nothing beats a ...

Our skin puts up with a lot, especially in London where its exposed to above-average pollution and extremes in temperature from central heating and temperamental weather. Your poor cells are probably ...

A sauna uses dry heat, whereas a steam bath uses high humidity - both open up pores to eliminate toxins through sweat, relieve joint pains, strengthen the immune system and improve blood circulation.

In a fitness world where the latest fad seldom lasts longer than a pair of running shoes, it's refreshing to find practices that trace back centuries. When I hit the sauna after 30 minutes on the ...