Sauna vs Steam room

Have we debated this on here recently, fellow swaggy fitness bros?

I started out strongly preferring the steam room but I've since started to prefer the sauna. Main reason is that I feel my eyes (the aging aspect of the skin under and around my eyes, specifically) seem to prefer the sauna by a wide margin. The sauna feel is a little more subtle - it has to sort of get under your skin a bit and grow on you whereas the steam room was like instant gratification.

After a week of steam only my eyes appeared dehydrated and the crows feet were more pronounced, but now after a week of sauna only they've noticeably more elasticity and the signs of aging appear greatly diminished. This is a tennis and swim club with a huge international membership base, and I've also noticed that all the heavy Americans hit the steam room while all the super fit Asians and Europeans strongly prefer the sauna.

In all other aspects the two rooms seem to provide similar benefits although I do prefer the visual look of the steam and the feel of the moist air in my lungs