The benefits of hydromassage

Advantages for everyone

Respite for the mind

Regular hydromassage sessions are a real anti-stress tonic.

During immersion in hot water the parasympathetic nervous system produces a larger amount of hormones that cause the body to relax, reducing the symptoms caused by stress accumulated during the day. In addition, the pressure of the massage stimulates the production of endorphins which generate a feeling of pleasure and relaxation. A bath in hot water also helps to facilitate sleep and combat symptoms of insomnia, enabling you to recuperate.

Aestetich benefits

The action of the bubbles on the body, directed correctly towards the heart, stimulate and activate the lymphatic system,

favouring the drainage of liquids in tissue and combatting the much feared cellulite and other beauty problems caused by the accumulation of fat. Regular hydrotherapy sessions stimulate body repair and figure streamlining. Hot water, combined with the power of air massage and enhanced by the use of specific essential oils, is an elixir for the skin: after a session your skin will feel smooth, polished and toned.

Health advantages

The actions of the hydromassage bath have extremely beneficial effects on many aspects of your health.

Beyond relaxing and giving energy, improving health both physically and mentally, tthere are indications that they help to combat type 2 diabetes since they cause a reduction in blood sugar, they also clear the airways with a decongestant effect through to the vapours and the stimulation of the hydromassage, they improve peripheral circulation, and ease joint pain. Hydromassage bath sessions also help to treat insomnia.

The recipe for the perfect hydromassage

Select the right bath

It is important to choose a product that has the programme that is most suited to your needs

Dedicate time

2 to 3 times a week, in the evening, set aside half an hour of time just for you. The perfect hydromassage requires 20 minutes of immersion.

Preparing the skin

To amplify the benefits of the massage, exfoliate before getting into the bath, and use a hydrating cream on the skin after the bath and after having spent ten minutes wrapped in your bathrobe.

Setting the correct temperature

The ideal temperature is between 32 and 37 degrees, and remember: hot water has a decontracting effect on the muscles, and stimulates circulation, colder water has a toning effect and can increase blood pressure.

Using the power of essential oils

You can choose from various oils: cypress to fight cellulite, for a draining and anti-inflammatory effect; cedar, citrus and oriental spices for an energy boost; mint, lemon or lavender for total relaxation.

Benefitting from music therapy

During the hydromassage there is nothing better than letting yourself drift away with the emotions and vibrations of your favourite music, chosen specifically for your mood and the purpose of your session, to immerse yourself in an atmosphere of total wellbeing.

Choosing the correct lighting

Colour therapy takes advantage of the stimulating and soothing effects of the hues of the colour spectrum (the colours of the rainbow). Choose programmes with cool colours like green and blue to relax, or warm such as red to recharge your energy.

Cleaning and disinfecting

Periodically use the cleaning product Clean-It and the disinfection system included in our baths to keep systems in full working order and secure the internal components from the proliferation of mould and bacteria and the accumulation of biofilm.

The principal methods of hydromassage

Whirpool (Hydro)

In the hydromassage with Whirlpool jets, located along the side walls, the water in the bath is recirculated and injected with force back into the bath.

The jetting of air and water act on the body with a revitalizing and energizing massage. It stimulates the circulatory and lymphatic systems, with a lymphatic drainage and vasodilatory effect to reduce water retention.

Airpool (Air)

The Airpool system introduces air into the water through the appropriate nozzles positioned on the bottom of the bath.

Treatment with airpool is relaxing and soothing, because the bubbles of air, which are more delicate and quiet compared to the whirlpool, gently massage the muscles by stimulating peripheral microcirculation and nerve endings.

Combined (Plus)

There are some solutions which involve a combination of the two hydromassage systems. Each of these systems has been designed and built with the aim to meet the diverse needs of everyone: this is why we offer you three different wellness programmes to choose from.