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Cross Personal Technogym
Designed by Antonio Citterio, the ergonomic Cross Personal from wellness specialist Technogym is believed to be the first web-enabled cross-trainer. The equipment’s touchscreen offers applications enabling access to emails, iphones and social networks. It also features Dolby Surround-effect speakers and Fast Track Controls, allowing users to easily adjust their training level. The elliptical movement trajectory of the
cross-trainer offers smooth and impact-free training and cardiovascular activity is combined with upper body movement to maximise each workout’s calorie-burning benefits. Also in the Personal line are the multi-functional Kinesis Personal; Run Personal; and the Recline Personal exercise bike.
+44 (0) 1344 300236
www.technogym.com
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Fouta hammam towels Babooshe
Originally used in Tunisian hammams, foutas add an authentic feel to the spa journey and can be used for a variety of practical purposes – as a towel, sarong, blanket or treatment couch cover. Absorbent, lightweight, soft
and quick-drying, each fouta is woven from high quality cotton in small ateliers. Available in a range of vibrant colours and a variety of textures, patterns and sizes, foutas also make an ideal retail offering.
+44 (0) 7582 670750
www.babooshe.com
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Wave Glow Lounger Living Earth Crafts
As well as their ultra-sleek design and contemporary finish, Living Earth Crafts’ Wave Glow Loungers benefit from the company’s Strata Memory Foam System. Four layers of visco-elastic memory foam and multi-density CFC-free foams provide spa guests with supreme comfort and relaxation. The lounger’s base features internal lighting that
radiates a gentle glow and it comes in 16 colour options of Naturasoft upholstery. Optional additional features include the
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Resonance Therapy System, which uses harmonic sound waves that flow through the lounger and into the body to accompany a range of spa treatments.
+44 (0) 141 620 2810
www.beautyexpress.co.uk
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