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treatment reported to deliver glowing Kyoto’s legendary ‘Geisha’. The Organic
results. The secret lies in the combination Facial begins with a deep cleansing
To keep the
of deep cleansing, a diamond dust peel, using silkworm cocoon to exfoliate and
increasingly
lymphatic drainage, and micro-currents Adzuki bean to cleanse. Small silk bags
to speed collagen production. For the containing Adzuki bean powder have
stressed-out
grand finale, the skin is treated to a rich been used as body scrub by Japan’s
caviar eye treatment, and finished off court beauties for 1,200 years. Jojoba
and demanding
with ‘LED light therapy’ while clients oil is used to moisturise. The high
enjoy a lavish hand and foot massage. content of Limoleic Acids, vitamins,
clients happy and
Some of the world’s most exotic minerals and antioxidants regenerates
locations have treatments to match. skin and prevents dehydration. To finish, loyal, spas are
Japan’s spa culture, refined over purified nightingale droppings called
centuries, has rare and wonderful beauty ‘Uguisu No Fun’ (traditionally used
going all out to
secrets. Silkworm cocoons, powdered by Geisha to preserve their porcelain
nightingale droppings and red adzuki complexions), are applied to lighten and
offer the most
bean may sound unappealing, but work clear the complexion, producing results
exotic, extravagant
wonders! At the Riraku Spa in the Hyatt similar to acid peels without the burning
Regency in Kyoto, ancient Japanese sensation or redness.
and exciting
beauty rituals have been revived and Stories of geishas and nightingales
updated using organic products from inspired Shizuka Day Spa New York
treatments.
Chidoriya, famous skincare providers to owner Shizuka Bernstein to create new
Spa Radiance
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