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The rows of light behind the columns of bricks are remote-controlled, making it easy to monitor the chromotherapy programmes.
photo: Iso Benessere
Iso Benessere has introduced Salis, a modular Himalayan salt room that can be tailor-made in different sizes to easily add a halotherapy element to a spa.
The modular unit combines the benefits of halotherapy and chromotherapy, and the pure Himalayan salt of its bricks neutralises electromagnetic frequencies and charges the water molecules in the room with positive energy, providing beneficial effects against nervous tension, insomnia, difficulties in concentration and free radicals, the company said.
The rows of light behind the columns of bricks – created using an RGB LED lighting system – are remote-controlled, making it easy to monitor the chromotherapy programmes.
If the wall of salt is activated in conjunction with an Iso Benessere bed, an optional adaptor makes it possible to match the colours of the bed to those of the light wall.
Salis is easy to install, and eliminates the problem of corrosive residues on metal structures that can happen when salt is processed. The walls are also easy to remove for inspection and maintenance, and there are no connections required, making it easy to move.
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