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Valentina style White satin edging creates


a striking, elegant fi nish for Noel Asmar’s new Valentina uniform


range. The design also comprises matt and shine detailing and subtle pockets. Knit


sleeves have been added for ease of movement.


Signature fabric from Noel Asmar provide stretch and breathability. The durable fabric, which is stain-,


pill- and wrinkle-resistant, is suitable for machine washing.


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Australia’s Li’tya expands distribution


Australian-based product house Li’tya – formulated using the Aboriginal knowledge of native plants – has set up a distribution base in the UK working with Spa Creators. The organic, plant-based products, created in Melbourne, will now be shipped to the US and other countries from the UK base.


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Aromatherapy Associates says Relax


Apply the new Deep Relax Balm – featuring vetivert, camomile and sandalwood essential oils – to pulse points to soothe the mind, body and soul and aid restful sleep. The balm, along with a lavender-scented eye mask, is the latest addition to Aromatherapy Associates’ Relax range.


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Scalable room concepts using water, light and acoustics, by Aquamental Spa, will launch in March. The rooms create relaxing and contemplative spaces and there are seven themes in total: Columns, Circles, Deep Sea, Flux, Torus, Swing and Stonefl y. In the Columns concept (pictured), users


enter a system of transparent water-fi lled columns of various sizes that have an in-built light source. Pressure is pumped


into the columns causing them to vibrate and make diff erent tones, and causing the water levels fl uctuate to create a wave- shaped room pattern. The system responds to the users movement round the room which is picked up by motion sensors – the faster they move the more pressure is pumped into the columns.


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Filmmaker creates meditation rooms


Moving Art, the company of US fi lm director Louis Schwartzberg, has created an immersive room concept currently being tested at the Miraval resort and spa in Arizona. Visual Mediation and Visual Healing use time-lapse cinematography of natural images projected on ceiling-to-fl oor screens to create moods suited to the use of the space. For example, waterfall imagery is used in a water-based treatment room. Moving Art is also developing an interface to let spa guests choose the mood of their treatment room. The concept can be applied to any room or multifunctional space at a spa – even an interior with no windows. A premium can be added to treatments complemented by the technology, creating a higher revenue-generating space. A permanent Visual Meditation room is now being planned at Miraval with additional installations in the queue at other high-end hospitality venues in 2014.


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