PRODUCT NEWS
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Premier Software aids spas with core business
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BY Jason Holland | 11 Jun 2014 |
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| CORE by Premier is Premier Software’s leading product and
its flexible design and single database structure can be
tailored to meet the requirements of both standalone and
multi-site leisure clubs and spas. |
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Natural healing range aims to purify the skin
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BY Jason Holland | 6 Jun 2014 |
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| Amala's Purify Collection skin care range is designed to bring the
luxury spa experience home. The collection
is inspired by the healing plants and flowers of Eastern Asia. |
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Vital ingredient prevents dry skin
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BY Jason Holland | 6 Jun 2014 |
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| A new addition to Darphin’s ‘Vitalskin’ range is seeking to
revitalise even the driest of skin. Using 85 per cent natural
ingredients, ‘Vitalskin Replumping Energic Cream’ offers a
quadruple action of revitalising, hydrating, re-plumping and
nourishing. |
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Mineral magic at Aqua Sana spa
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BY Jason Holland | 5 Jun 2014 |
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| A new steam bath cabin with a mineral infusion system
marks a first in spa history, according to supplier Inviion. |
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Flexible Fashionizer jacket is specifically for spas
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BY Jason Holland | 29 May 2014 |
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| Fashionizer Spa has created a new jacket specifically for spa
use. Designed to be worn by front-of-house and reception
staff and managers, the ‘Azla’ jacket is made from the
company’s flexible cotton performance fabric. |
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Regenerative skin treatment launched
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BY Jason Holland | 29 May 2014 |
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| Singapore-based spa specialist AW Lake is partnering with Germany's MedDrop Technology and Switzerland's Arivine Pharma in bringing a non-invasive therapy system for regenerative skin treatment to the spa market. |
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Klafs opens Dubai showroom
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BY Jason Holland | 28 May 2014 |
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| Germany’s Klafs has opened its first showroom for wellness
and spas in the Middle East. Located in Dubai, the company
will display new relaxation and regeneration products,
thematically divided into ‘heat up’ and ‘cool down’ areas. |
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