burn+bloom

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red light therapy

Alaska’s first red-light-integrated movement studio.

move.
breathe.
rest.
recover.

under the light.

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Red light works beneath the surface-
supporting cellular energy, tissue repair, and nervous system balance.
Whether you’re moving, breathing, or resting, the light meets you where you are.

This is a space for presence, recovery, and embodied restoration.

Red-light integrated classes

Your regular practice, under the lights.
These are full movement experiences where the red light becomes part of the pacing, the breath, and the nervous system response.
BURN+BLOOM
FLOW BURN
RESTORE

OPEN studio

Come use the space without a structured class. This is for you if you want to be in the space and soak in the benefit of the red light therapy without guidance or instruction. Come rest, flow, journal, meditate… under the lights.

COMING SOON

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Pop up events including breath work, movement & music.

COMING SOON

powered by: Makiuri

[muh-CURE-ee]
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A wellness brand offering clinical-grade red and near-infrared light therapy devices designed to support cellular health, recovery, and vitality.

More than a product, Makiuri is a daily ritual, an intentional practice rooted in and holistic well-being. self-care, balance,
Origin: A modern term inspired by healing, light, and transformation.

FAQ

  • Red light therapy (also called photobiomodulation) uses specific red and near-infrared wavelengths that interact with the body at a cellular level.

    It’s commonly used in wellness spaces to support:

    • muscle recovery

    • circulation

    • skin health

    • joint comfort

    • nervous system regulation

    At burn+bloom, we use it as an environment for movement, rest, and breath.

  • Warm. Grounding. Internal.
    The room is softly lit in red, your eyes adjust quickly, and most students notice they:

    • drop into their body faster

    • feel calmer

    • move more intuitively

    • rest more deeply

    It is not heat-based like hot yoga or a sauna.

  • Whatever you normally practice in.
    More skin exposure = more direct light absorption, but you will still receive benefits fully clothed.

  • The lights are safe for ambient use in the studio.

    We do recommend closing your eyes or lowering your gaze during the practice to turn more inward and let the body lead.
    For longer exposure (during shavasana), we recommend closing your eyes or using the provided glasses if you are sensitive to light.

  • No. Red light at burn+bloom is a wellness modality, not a medical service.
    We do not diagnose, treat, or cure medical conditions.

    We recommend checking in with your healthcare provider if you are pregnant, sensitive to light or being treated for. serious medical condition.

    & in general, if consulting with your healthcare provider helps you feel more at ease, we support that.
    We believe in informed, empowered decision-making. Do your research, ask questions, and choose what feels right for your body.
    This space is about empowerment.

    *All students will sign a red-light waiver prior to their first session.

  • We use 11 professional-grade Neptune panels mounted overhead to create even, full-room coverage.

    Each Neptune panel is designed for full-body treatment and contains 300 LEDs with both red and near-infrared wavelengths. 

    That means during a single class you’re receiving:

    • exposure across your entire body

    • from multiple angles

    • for the full duration of your practice

    Instead of a 10-minute, close-range session on one small area,

    you’re getting longer, consistent, whole-body exposure in motion and at rest.

    That’s a completely different method and it’s the reason we built the room this way.

  • MAKIURI is woman-owned, Alaska-based, and led by a fellow yoga and breath work teacher who shares the passion and vision as burn+bloom.

    Our work is aligned in both practice and philosophy, a shared belief in healing, nervous system support, and creating spaces for community.

    So bringing these lights into the studio wasn’t just a business decision, it was a collaboration rooted in practice, trust, and shared purpose.

    This is what it looks like when women build something powerful together.

    You can learn more about the technology here