Jälkilöylyyn
Jälkilöylyyn is a Finnish term that translates roughly to "after-steam" or "post-heat" and refers to a specific practice associated with the Finnish sauna. It describes the period of relaxation and lingering warmth that follows the main sauna session, after the initial, intense löyly (steam from water thrown on hot stones) has subsided.
During jälkilöylyyn, bathers typically leave the hottest part of the sauna or move to a slightly cooler
The duration of jälkilöylyyn can vary greatly depending on personal preference and the specific sauna context.