The salon’s ionic foot bath is a seated soak with a small device running in the basin. Sun Bar offers it as a way to relax after time on your feet or between other appointments. You may see the water change color while the device runs.
What the soak is like
A staff member sets up a basin of warm water and gets you settled in a chair. You rest your bare feet in the basin. Read, talk, or close your eyes while you soak. Sun Bar makes no claim that the soak removes toxins or treats a condition.
What to wear and how long to allow
Choose shorts or trousers that roll above the ankle. Slip-on shoes are easiest before and after. Sun Bar’s journal describes a typical soak of 20 to 30 minutes. The service page lists 40 minutes, so ask the desk how long to set aside when you reserve a visit.
Add it to an appointment
A soak can go with a massage or red-light session, or you can call to fit one around a tanning visit. Share your schedule with the desk so you can plan the order and leave enough time.