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Spafinder Wellness 365 Announces 2016 Global Spa & Wellness Trends Forecast
The definitive guide to the top ten trends poised to shape the wellness, hospitality, travel and spa industries and chart new territory in wellness for consumers in the new year. The 2016 Forecast is unique for taking a detailed look at not just what, but why, where, and how, new directions in wellness will evolve in the year ahead.
Top 10 Future Shifts in Wellness
Experts at Mexico City conference forecast that wellness will become more mandatory in more nations soon – that breakthroughs in epigenetics, stem cells and integrative medicine are near – and that “programmatic” workplace wellness will disappear
Celebrity Spas
It is well known that celebrities enjoy the best of the best, and never more so than when they’re pampering themselves. Whether they have endured a long day on set, countless hours of interviews or hours in the make-up room, celebrities believe in the art of indulgence and know exactly where to find it. Most celebrities seek out exclusive, unique holistic experiences tailored to their requirements.
THALGO PURETÉ MARINE
Perfect for young skin, this professional solution-based skincare range is accompanied by a 60 minute Heart of the Ocean Ritual for instantly pure, clear skin which is fully remineralised and deeply rebalanced.
Fresh Wellness Spa – The Plettenberg (Plettenberg Bay)
Fresh Wellness Spa, situated at The Plettenberg – on a rocky headland in one of South-Africa’s most spectacular beach towns – the ultimate escape.
Like and Share Competition – Ghost Mountain Inn & Spa valued at R 13 500
To enter and stand a chance of winning a holiday of dreams at Ghost Mountain Inn & Spa – simply like the South African Spa Association Facebook Page
www.facebook.com/South-African-Spa-Association
Welcome to TEAM DR JOSEPH
TEAM DR JOSEPH’S researchers and developers have formulated organic ranges with the individual’s needs, wants, and skin types of their clients in mind. The finest inventive ingredients have been brought together with the team’s pioneering spirit, to create a unique brand of outstanding quality.
LNE Spa Magazine – Issue 67
The focus of this issue of Les Nouvelles Esthetiques Spa Magazine is the 11th annual Les Nouvelles Esthetiques Spa Awards, hosted by Les Nouvelles Esthetiques South Africa in association with Les Nouvelles Esthetiques Paris.
Shaping The Future of the Spa Industry?
In our industry we need to be aware that it is no longer enough to just offer ‘beauty treatments’. We need to be engaged in a holistic approach, one where we are aware of fitness, nutrition, sleep, hydration, anti-ageing and all rounded health. It doesn’t mean we have to be Yogis or offer alternate healing , but we should be able to talk to our clients in an informed manner, about everything but specifically Wellness.
LNE Spa Magazine – Issue 63
Our theme this issue is Anti-ageing. As Dr Mark Steinmann stated in his article Facial Rejuvenation, “Rejuvenation is a medical discipline focused on the practical reversal of the aging process. Man’s perpetual desire to counter this aging process has been engrained in our DNA for millennia.
Celebrating 50 Years with Thalgo
Prodige Des Oceans Essence
The ultimate expression of 50 years of innovative Thalgo research, Prodige Des Oceans Essence provides the unique power of Regenerative Marine Intelligence in just one drop to regain perfect skin.
Spa & Wellness Forecast for 2015
Cannabis Goes Spa, “Wellness Traditions from the Islamic World” and “Forest Bathing” among Top 10 Trends in 12th Annual Report
Waterfront Hotel and Spa
Three Cities Waterfront Hotel and Spa Offers Charming Combination of Old and New. Granted heritage status due to its storied history as one of Durban’s original waterfront buildings, the beautifully refurbished exterior speaks to the Misty Blue Group’s insistence on preserving history where possible and ensuring refurbishment is always up to their demanding standards.
2015: The Year of the Ministry of Wellness?
For too long, discussions about wellness have centered on traditional medical treatments, and Western healthcare systems have maintained a focus on illness and disease, making our hospitals and clinics more like “fix-it shops” than agents of prevention.
