* make sure to arrive 10-15 minutes before your float, as you will have a little bit of paper work to fill out (and you don’t want to feel rushy rush)
* we packed a little bag with soap, shampoo and conditioner to use before and after the float, but they also had all that available as well
* bring a comb/brush and any hair products you would like to use after –
* we were then shown down the hallway to the change rooms, where we could undress and put on their big, comfy, white terry cloth robe
* we locked up in the change room, except our shower products in the baggie that we took along with us
* after that, we were asked to be seated in this lounge area for a couple minutes, until the float suite was ready
* be sure to use the bathroom (if needed), before the float!
* when the pool suite room was ready, we were guided in by a very friendly staff member
* upon entering the room, you could see it included a large, double pool and an enclosed shower
* the room and water are kept at a fairly warm temperature, in order to mimic your internal body
* the gal explained the importance of showering thoroughly, both before, and after the float
* this location provided us with mouldable wax earplugs to put in our ear to keep the water out
* when entering the pool, do so with care as the bottom of the tub can be slippery, due to the salt
* you can also choose whether you wish the room to be in complete darkness (lights out) or with ambient-soft coloured (lights) on in the tub
* listening to relaxing music while floating is also a nice feature that they offer, to enhance the float – cue nature sounds (bringing in your own playlist on your phone is also sometimes available)
* to maximize your floating experience, playing around with different arm positions may be helpful, to find most comfort (arms at your side, across your chest, behind your neck etc…)
