Of course, this varies from person to person, and the skin is divided into dry and wet. Dry steaming uses electric energy to heat thermal radiation materials to generate temperature. Of course, don't listen to the alarmist upstairs. There are humidifiers and drinking water in the dry steaming room, and people need to constantly replenish water to make up for the lost water (that is, sweat). However, wet steaming refers to raising the temperature by steam. Usually this steaming method is boring and not suitable for children and the elderly. And you need a shower after steaming, otherwise you will feel uncomfortable and dry steaming will not happen. On the contrary, after steaming, your skin is very fresh and smooth, and you can dress everyone without taking a bath. I have tried both of them. I personally suggest dry steaming.