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Located in Ballymena, Galgorm's spa is inspired by an idyllic woodland location and perched along the River Maine / Galgorm
Photo: Galgorm
Elemis is a very fitting brand for us – Tara Moore
Northern Ireland’s award-winning spa Galgorm has announced a partnership with British skin wellness and spa brand Elemis.
The B Corp beauty brand’s treatments and products are now available for booking and purchase at the luxury hotel and spa resort in Ballymena.
Tara Moore, head of spa operations at Galgorm, said: “We’re thrilled to partner with Elemis, it’s a very fitting brand for us and will expand our already extensive range of advanced, premium skincare products and treatments.
“This new partnership underlines our commitment to staying at the forefront of the skincare industry so we can offer our guests the best and most effective skincare treatments in Northern Ireland.”
Noella Gabriel, Elemis global president and co-founder, added: “Our approach to skincare has always been results-driven and wellness-focused, backed by over 30 years of research and development.
“I’m delighted to announce our new partnership with Galgorm, and I look forward to engaging with their renowned guests and customers with our range of products and treatments”.
Galgorm's spa also offers treatments supplied by OTO and Image Skincare.
Company profile
Elemis
Since 1989, Elemis has been
delivering hands-on spa treatments and
award-winning skincare to partners and
clients across the world.
Elemis Ltd
London UK
Elemis was created in 1990 as a lifestyle brand of aromatherapy products aimed at treating each person holistically with plant essential oils and marine extracts mixed in natural bases. As well as supplying a wide range of products to over 1,600 spas worldwide, the company also runs its own day spas. www.elemis.com More details
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Located in Ballymena, Galgorm's spa is inspired by an idyllic woodland location and perched along the River Maine / Galgorm
Photo: Galgorm
Elemis is a very fitting brand for us – Tara Moore
Northern Ireland’s award-winning spa Galgorm has announced a partnership with British skin wellness and spa brand Elemis.
The B Corp beauty brand’s treatments and products are now available for booking and purchase at the luxury hotel and spa resort in Ballymena.
Tara Moore, head of spa operations at Galgorm, said: “We’re thrilled to partner with Elemis, it’s a very fitting brand for us and will expand our already extensive range of advanced, premium skincare products and treatments.
“This new partnership underlines our commitment to staying at the forefront of the skincare industry so we can offer our guests the best and most effective skincare treatments in Northern Ireland.”
Noella Gabriel, Elemis global president and co-founder, added: “Our approach to skincare has always been results-driven and wellness-focused, backed by over 30 years of research and development.
“I’m delighted to announce our new partnership with Galgorm, and I look forward to engaging with their renowned guests and customers with our range of products and treatments”.
Galgorm's spa also offers treatments supplied by OTO and Image Skincare.
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Bellezi, the Dutch-founded spa furniture manufacturer, has created a touchless wellness
concept called Deepsense in collaboration with low-frequency vibroacoustic technology firm
Neurosonic Technologies.
Phytomer, the French marine biotech skincare company, is relaunching its UK and Irish
subsidiary business as the brand plans a new chapter of growth in the territory.
Living Earth Crafts, a member of the new parent company, Intentional Wellness Brands, has
launched a bio-stacking recovery system called Ultima Reset Lounger.
Gaia Skincare has developed the Gaia Affinity Face Experience, a 45-minute or 60-minute
protocol that has been designed to be safe for those living with or recovering from cancer.
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Scotland, has become an official partner for Team Scotland at the Commonwealth Games 2026.
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