Am I paying to sit in a room with salt decor?

Nope! You are paying for a halotherapy treatment— the relaxing environment is just a bonus! Not all “salt caves” are created equal. Before booking a session, ask if the business uses a halogenerator—the key piece of equipment that makes the environment “active". Some local spaces are charging $25+ to simply sit in a room with pink salt decor. While beautiful and calming, salt decor alone does not offer the respiratory or skin benefits of true halotherapy. Our Salt Cave Lounge features a top-of-the-line halogenerator, grinding pharmaceutical-grade salt into a fine aerosol mist. This mist contains over 80 mineral-rich compounds — free of heavy metals — and is dispersed into the air to deeply support your lungs, skin, immunity, and nervous system. It’s real halotherapy with real benefits.

At Zenning, we’re proud to offer authentic Halotherapy—with a medical-grade halogenerator and pharmaceutical-grade salt in every session.

What is Halotherapy?

Halotherapy, or dry salt therapy, involves inhaling micro-sized salt particles in a controlled environment, such as our therapeutic salt cave lounge. During a session, you recline on a zero-gravity chair in a salt cave room with a halogenerator, which disperses pharmaceutical-grade salt particles into the air. These particles mimic natural salt caves and may provide various health benefits, especially for respiratory and skin conditions, due to the 80 different minerals present in the salt. Halotherapy supports conventional medical treatments and participants report mood enhancement and stress reduction. Additionally, salt settling onto exposed skin offers extra healing benefits, as it possesses antibacterial, antiviral, antimicrobial, and anti-inflammatory properties.

What issues can halotherapy help with?

Salt settling on the skin provides healing benefits by purging impurities, strengthening protective barriers, balancing pH levels, and calming irritated areas. Halotherapy has been reported to alleviate various skin issues, including:

• Psoriasis

• Eczema

• Acne

• Dermatitis

• Dry skin

• Rosacea

• Skin aging

• Skin inflammation

When pharmaceutical-grade sodium chloride (salt) enters your respiratory system, it diminishes inflammation, eliminates irritants, and clears the airways. This can be beneficial for the following conditions:

• Bronchitis

• Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)

• Cystic fibrosis

• Emphysema

• Hay fever

• Rhinitis

• Sinusitis

• Allergies

• Snoring

• Asthma

• Overall lung health

Who should avoid the Salt Cave, and what are Halotherapy Contraindications?

Avoid salt therapy if you have:

• hemoptysis

• pulmonary insufficiency

• severe multi-organ issues (without medical approval)

• infants under 18 months

• Individuals with chronic respiratory ailments or open wounds should also refrain.

Consult your medical provider if unsure.

What is the etiquette of a salt cave lounge?

Please remember that you're sharing the space with other guests, so please refrain from using fragrances, as some people have sensory sensitivities or allergies.

What happens after the session?

• Sessions are 45 minutes unless you have signed up for a flash session (30 minutes). Dispose of booties in the trash by the door. Place blankets in the laundry basket by the fireplace.

• Hydrate well after the session to prevent dehydration. Relax and enjoy the calming effects.

How can I learn more or find relevant research regarding Halotherapy and Salt Caves?

The owners are proud members of the Salt Therapy Association. They fund research into halotherapy and have articles and more info on their website. Click here to explore and learn more.

Can I reserve the Salt Cave Lounge for a private experience?

Yes! Call to reserve your private experience.

• Our Salt Cave Room can accommodate up to 8 participants.

• A private halotherapy experience costs $150. Ask us about add-ons to your experience, like sound bath healing, guided meditation, or Reiki.

• Bring your friends and save!