Kairos Float & Wellness Studio

Kairos will close briefly today from 3PM-4:30PM.

Back to school means back to busy! The lazy days of summer are gone and you need to relax.

Come float with us for the ultimate experience of relaxation that lasts!

New Client Specials for 60- and 90-minute float sessions. (Limit one per client.)

Hey! You still need sunscreen in fall! Stock up with our 50% off retail sale. Bask Sunscreen is available in SPF 30 & SPF 50.

YUNI Flash Bath (Waterless Cleanser)
YUNI Aromatherapy Roll-On
YUNI Chillax Sports Recovery Roll-On
Lily Rose Co. Jewelry
Lola Claire Jewelry (from OBX)
Kairos Keychains & Mugs

In-studio only, while supplies last! Stop in and get big savings!

If you love using CELLIANT towels in our Infrared Sunlighten Saunas, check out their other products! Clothes & Sheets 🩶

Join us for a conversation with Dr. Justin Feinstein, clinical neuropsychologist and founder of Float Research Collective, as we discuss the impact of floatation research, initiatives like Maui Calm, and what’s ahead with Project Arcturus.

Free and open to everyone, join via the link in our bio.

The Future of Floatation Research: a Conversation with Dr. Justin Feinstein
📅 July 23
⏰ 6 PM Eastern

Dr. Feinstein will also preview his appearance at Float Conference 2026 in Norfolk, Virginia.

Float Research Collective

Curious about where float therapy really comes from? Discover the surprising origins of the float tank and the neuroscientist John C. Lilly whose NIH lab work sparked a wellness revolution. Read more about the science-first story behind Kairos and why we design our studio the way we do. https://wix.to/q4nS86z

The Scientist Behind the Tank: John C. Lilly and the Origins of Float Therapy | Kairos Float and Wellness Studio When people step into one of our float tanks at Kairos, most are thinking about stress relief, sore muscles, or an hour of quiet. Few realize they're using a piece of equipment that traces directly back to a neuroscientist's laboratory at the National Institutes of Health. Float therapy didn't emerg...

Halotherapy (dry salt therapy) isn't just a nice room to relax in — the salt particle size is thought to matter:

Micron-sized salt particles may be small enough to reach deep into your airways

Salt is a natural mineral that may help thin mucus, supporting easier breathing

Many clients report it as a calming, screen-free reset — even without a specific respiratory goal

We pair it well with a float or sauna session if you want to try it as part of a longer reset.

Where Science Meets Wellness. 🧂