PROMOTIONAL FEATURE
ESPA makes its Singapore debut at Resorts World Sentosa
Delicate paper lighting at Ritz-Carlton Okinawa (top); an opulent marble hammam at D-Hotel Maris, Turkey
ESPA, THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS
Combining the creation of pioneering, natural products with the design of prestigious spas, ESPA has a formidable offering. Its latest product launches and project openings are revealed here
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arking the company’s launch into the Singapore market, ESPA at Resorts World Sentosa opened in July and forms the compa-
ny’s fl agship Asian operation. Designed in conjunction with Michael
Graves & Associates, the 10,000sq m spa will provide 24 multi-functional treatment rooms; private treatment villas; two couples’ suites and two beach villas. Features include the island state’s fi rst
hammam; separate male and female gardens with their own vitality pools, air and water massage jets and icy plunge pools; unisex onsen-style pools; a gym; Zen studio; nail studio; and the Tangerine Spa Cafe. T ere is a selection of treatments, includ-
ing four Hammam Rituals – Revitalising, Soſt ening, Indulgence and Ultimate – and two Signature Treatments – ESPA Time and the Energy Balancing Body Treatment. ESPA celebrated another fi rst earlier in
2012 with the launch in May of T e Ritz- Carlton Spa by ESPA, part of the opening of T e Ritz-Carlton, Okinawa, the hotel opera- tor’s fi rst Japanese resort.
SPA BUSINESS 3 2012 ©Cybertrek 2012 A two-storey building adjacent to the
hotel, the spa – which provides a choice of traditional Chinese, Indian, Balinese and European treatments – is situated in the premises of the Kise Country Club over- looking the East China Sea. Facilities include four treatment rooms;
four dry treatment rooms; outdoor cabanas for shiatsu or T ai massage; a nail studio; relaxation room; indoor pool; Jacuzzis; dry and stone saunas and a gym. A VIP wing houses the Ocean and Forest
suites, each with its own change and vanity areas and relaxation lounge, a steam shower overlooking the forest and a stone soaking bath overlooking the private outdoor deck. Meanwhile in April, southwestern Tur-
key’s Datca Peninsula became home to the ESPA at D-Hotel Maris, the peninsula being a nature reserve said to off er natural healing properties dating back many centuries. Both hotel and spa have been designed to
combine the exotic elements of the east with the modernity of the west, with a key fea- ture of the spa being a world-class hammam off ering private individual scrub rooms and relaxation area.
Elsewhere are seven spa rooms, a pri-
vate spa suite and heat experiences which include a vitality pool, indoor pool, sauna and a steamroom. T ere’s a contemporary sun terrace with spectacular views. Signature treatments include the Sea Salt
& Oil Scrub with Agean Sea Shell Massage, Purva Karma Four Handed Massage and Active Hydration Facial. July will also see the Smooth & Firm Body
Butter added to ESPA’s product portfolio. Ideal for all skin types, it’s an intensely
hydrating body cream incorporating argan oil and the extracts of both larch and pump- kin seed in a combination designed to liſt , tone and soſt en the skin, leaving it smooth, fi rm and tactile. Also new is Nourishing Shower Cream,
created to cleanse, condition and lock in moisture. Fragranced with rose, patchouli and mandarin essential oils, it gently cleanses the skin without drying, while sweet almond oil and shea butter off er a smooth, supple fi nish for even dry, dehydrated and mature skin. Once again, ESPA has surpassed all expec- tations with these latest launches. ●
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