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www.spa-kit.net Living Earth quietly cushions
T e Zenvi Sound Cushion seamlessly com- bines the soothing effects of crystal-clear, high-fi delity sound vibrations with spa or massage treatments, elevating therapies to a whole new level of relaxation. Incorporating NXT’s patented SurfaceSound™ technology, the Zenvi cushion can be connected to iPods, phones and other portable MP3 players, elim- inating the need for costly or cumbersome in-house sound systems and accessories. T e
Clarins gets Vital
Clarins has created an anti-ageing skincare collection called Vital Light with an accom- panying treatment for its Skin Spas. Said to revive deep luminosity in the skin, Vital Light is the product of extensive ingredient selection carried out by the Clarins research depart- ment. In particular, two plants – cochlearia offi cinalis and waltheria – are included in the formulations for their wide range of anti-age- ing actions. T ese are said to help fi rm skin and diminish the appearance of visible signs of ageing on the skin. Vital Light comes in two formulations – one for use during the day and one for nighttime use.
lightweight system is simple-to-use, recharge- able, fi ts on most face cradle and headrest platforms and is easily stored within most portable table systems. Living Earth Craſt s has also designed a new teak wave lounger and side table suitable for the poolside, wet treatment areas and guest waiting rooms. T e teak range is harvested from an FSC-certifi ed, sustainable forest, handcraſt ed and fi nished to the company’s exacting standards.
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Design for Leisure Chill out
spa-kit.net KEYWORD: CLARINS Shiseido simulates make-up
Shiseido has developed a new make-up sim- ulator mirror. Said to be the fi rst of its kind in Europe, the counter technology has been installed at Selfridges department store in London, UK, and was previously only avail- able in Japan. The Makeup Simulator is equipped with a camera to capture real-time movement and expression.
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Design for Leisure has come up with T e Chill® – a cooling experience cheaper to install and run than a snow room or cry- ochamber. T e Chill cubicle features cool misting sprays and works with air condi- tioning to bring the temperature down to 16˚C. A fog-like mist is created and users inhale the air, which cools the body faster. As it can be operated by customers, it doesn’t have to be in constant use, mak- ing it economical to run. T e Chill has a footprint of 1.5m, although a larger, two- person model is on the drawing board.
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