The sauna is not a spa
It is closer to a kitchen: a room where things happen, mostly ordinary ones.
The export version of the sauna arrived abroad wearing a robe, with eucalyptus and a playlist. That version is fine. It is also a translation error.
The original is a room with a stove in it. People go there to get clean, to sit, to say very little, and occasionally to conduct entire negotiations that would be impossible anywhere with chairs and a table.
Throwing water
One ladle. Wait. Feel where the heat lands. A second ladle only if the first has fully arrived. The rush to fill the room with steam is a beginner's move and everyone in there can tell.
The correct temperature is the one nobody has mentioned.
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Say the first thing.