Ritz-Carlton launches new wellness concept
The Ritz-Carlton launched a new, wellness concept, ‘Meaningful Wellness Journeys’ in collaboration with ESPA skincare.
The concept, exclusive to The Ritz-Carlton, offers tailor-made wellness experiences.
The journeys center around three key wellness pillars: mind, body, and skin.
Each treatment is tailored to the individual, using holistic modalities and wellbeing techniques.
Donna McNamara, Vice President & Global Brand Leader for The Ritz-Carlton, said: “We are delighted to build on our wellness legacy through this collaboration with ESPA skincare, as these new therapies will offer our guests a unique opportunity for holistic transformation.”
There will be three Wellness Mind Treatments available – the Heal and Renew Facial, the Art of Wellness Massage, and the Awakening Bamboo Massage.
The Wellness Skin Treatments target skin health for both face and body, maintaining vital balance.
The three skin treatments include the “Renew and Revitalize Ritual,” the “Detoxifying Wellness Poultice Treatment,” and the “Natural Resilience Facial.”
Guests will also receive post-treatment cards with helpful tips and techniques covering everything from breathwork to affirmations.
There will also be full-day wellness retreats at select Ritz-Carlton Spas.
Guests will be able to select three spa treatments from the spa menu and two wellness experiences for mind, body or skin.
Additionally, each retreat includes a healthy lunch and wellness take-home ESPA gift.
The Ritz-Carlton Meaningful Wellness Journeys will be available exclusively across select Ritz-Carlton spas worldwide, initially available at The Ritz-Carlton, Turks & Caicos; The Ritz-Carlton, Abama; The Ritz-Carlton, Mexico City; The Ritz-Carlton, Rancho Mirage; and The Ritz-Carlton New York, NoMad.
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