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The device’s décor, seating and floor options can all be customised to suit individual preferences
photo: Salt Chamber
Halotherapy supplier Salt Chamber has unveiled a flexible new salt therapy wellness experience called The Wellness Suite.
Launched at the 2023 ISPA Conference and Expo in Vegas, The Wellness Suite is fitted with a SALT FX halo generator that disperses a fine dry salt aerosol. The booth is also equipped with speakers and LED colour therapy lights which are embedded into the glass walls and ceiling.
CEO of Salt Chamber Leo Tonkin explained to Spa Business that the idea behind the new launch is to create an innovative new wellness experience for spas where salt therapy can be combined with a host of other healing modalities.
He said: “The Wellness Suite can be used to layer various therapies together with halotherapy such as compression, sound therapy, guided meditation, breathwork, yoga, IV therapy, hydration and much more”.
Salt Chamber allows spas to customise the booth with a backlighted Himalayan brick wall or Himalayan salt panels, as well as specific branding or logos. There is also a choice of adding bench seating, an Oakworks CurvaLounger with heat and vibroacoustic built-in sound therapy options.
“The Wellness Suite was a huge hit with corporate groups and spa directors at ISPA wanting to combine salt therapy with other modalities to create signature experiences,” Tonkin added.
“Salt therapy has become a staple for spas, corporate wellness programmes and even residential buildings focused on healthy longevity. The ability to combine halotherapy with other modalities allows for next-level personalisation and efficacy.”
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