The Grosvenor Spa adds two new luxury products to Elemis spa range
Posted by Jamie Nicholson on Thu 17th December 2009 at 08:43 AM, Filed in Luxury Hotels
Be pampered at The Grosvenor Spa as they are adding two new product houses to join their most best selling Elemis spa range. Good timing too as Christmas can be rather stressful at times!
The first product house is Darphin which is known for its botanical effective skincare expertise, then there is REN – renowned for its clean bio active skincare without the use of those horrible skin-unfriendly additives. Being a luxury skincare range with ‘green’ ethics I’m sure your skin will come out feeling refreshed and wonderfully magnificent!
Karen Hardman, Spa Manager of The Grosvenor Spa says -
“We wanted to present a wider range of luxurious results-driven skincare options, as we aim to be recognised as the best treatment spa in Cheshire.’
REN is a British company establishing their success around the world. No wonder really as their passion for eco friendly philosophies and 100% natural products has gained them recognition. The products are highly effective and they have harnessed the latest advances in bioscience and skin physiology making sure results are gained as well as being a pleasure to use.
Darphin is an established botanical Parisian skincare specialist and they have a unique system of skin analysis, prescription and application techniques. A personal regime is gained which will deliver the highest results as well as providing holistic benefits.
Now if you’re looking for a perfect treatment to put moisture back into your skin, then why not opt for The Kiwi and Pomegranate Hydrator facial. This is an intensive hydrating facial and costs £65 for one hour. The REN facial treatment is individually tailored to you and also coast £65 for one hour.
The choice is yours for which ever treatment you’d prefer to undergo – but you could always treat yourself and do them both!
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