How much does it cost to enter the Blue Lagoon in Iceland?

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1. How much does it cost to enter the Blue Lagoon in Iceland?
2. Is the Blue Lagoon Iceland good for your skin?
3. Is the Blue Lagoon Open Iceland?
4. Is the Blue Lagoon Iceland natural?
5. Do I need flip flops for Blue Lagoon?
6. Why is the Blue Lagoon bad for your hair?
7. What are the benefits of the Blue Lagoon?
8. Is the Blue Lagoon hygienic?
9. Is the Blue Lagoon warm in winter?
10. What is the best month to go to Iceland?

How much does it cost to enter the Blue Lagoon in Iceland?

A ticket costs about $20 per person. During Christmas and New Year, different times apply. The blue water is a feast for the eyes and makes sure you are completely relaxed!

Is the Blue Lagoon Iceland good for your skin?

“Studies carried out on the Blue Lagoon have shown that the water prevents premature skin aging and improves the skin barrier. ... When looking at the gene expression, they found that the algae and silica combination upregulates (increases the response to a stimulus) the genes that prevent skin aging and protect the skin.

Is the Blue Lagoon Open Iceland?

The Blue Lagoon is a spa in Iceland and is open all year round.

Is the Blue Lagoon Iceland natural?

Many consider the mineral-rich waters to be a natural wonder, but they are actually man-made. The water in the lagoon is run-off from a nearby geothermal power plant that was built in 1974.

Do I need flip flops for Blue Lagoon?

Owing to the sedimentation of silica, the bottom of the lagoon is smooth and soft. It is naturally uneven, but you needn't worry about encountering anything sharp or jagged. Many guests prefer to use flip-flops while walking in and around the water. ... Water shoes are allowed, but we don't offer them for sale.

Why is the Blue Lagoon bad for your hair?

The geothermal water can have negative effects on hair, especially for women! ... The geothermal water at Blue Lagoon has high levels of silica, and while silica is not harmful to hair (I repeat, NOT harmful to hair — don't panic!), it can become stiff and difficult to manage once wet.

What are the benefits of the Blue Lagoon?

The water is a mix of fresh and seawater and, according to the spa website, the unique algae plants and high concentration of silica directly benefit the skin. They claim the anti-bacterial effects of silica improve psoriasis and eczema and that the mineral water prevents premature aging.

Is the Blue Lagoon hygienic?

Regular sampling of this natural resource—which is rich in salt, silica, and other minerals—shows that foreign bacteria do not thrive in the lagoon's ecosystem. Thus, disinfectants such as chlorine are not needed. In essence, the lagoon is a self-cleaning ecosystem.

Is the Blue Lagoon warm in winter?

Now you might think you'd freeze to death hitting up the Blue Lagoon in winter. Not at all! Once you enter the water, you feel super warm and comfortable, and you might not even notice the snow falling from the sky.

What is the best month to go to Iceland?

If you're looking for maximum sunlight, or even to experience the midnight sun (when the sun doesn't fully set below the horizon), the best period to come is in June, July or August. The shoulder months of May and September are also ideal for those who prefer a quieter holiday, as they usually attract less crowds.