Spa Therapist |
GLL |
SALARY: Up to £12.24 per hour (including annual leave)
LOCATION: London, UK
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Spa Therapist |
GLL |
SALARY: Up to £12.24 per hour (including annual leave)
LOCATION: Swiss Cottage, London, UK
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Spa Therapist |
GLL |
SALARY: Up to £12.24 per hour (including annual leave)
LOCATION: Notting Hill, London, UK
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Wellbeing Manager |
Sequoia Spa at The Grove |
SALARY: Competitive
LOCATION: Chandler's Cross, Hertfordshire, UK
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Spa Therapist |
Kohler Waters Spa |
SALARY: Competitive
LOCATION: St Andrews, UK
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Spa Therapists |
L'Horizon Beach Hotel and Spa |
SALARY: Competitive salary plus benefits
LOCATION: Jersey
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23-26 Jan 2020
Carrousel du Louvre,
Paris,
France
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26-29 Jan 2020
The Oaks,
Ojai,
United States
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28-30 Jan 2020
Ericsson Exhibition Hall, Ricoh Arena,
Coventry,
United Kingdom
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03-04 Feb 2020
Fukuoka Kokusai Center,
Fukuoka,
Japan
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14-16 Feb 2020
La Sucrière,
Lyon,
France
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16-17 Feb 2020
Festival Arena,
Dubai,
United Arab Emirates
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19-21 Feb 2020
Bologna Exhibition Centre,
Bologna,
Italy
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06-08 Mar 2020
Düsseldorf Exhibition Centre,
Düsseldorf,
Germany
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Online communities shaping market trends in the beauty industry
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By Tom Anstey 28 Nov 2013 |
Social media is having a massive influence on beauty industry trends
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Online beauty discussion in forums and on social media is rapidly changing the beauty market and could hold the key to future industry trends, according to a new report.
The research, carried out by Diagonal Reports has found that the number of online groups and communities dedicated to discussing beauty care and products has grown significantly over the past few years.
Diagonal Reports has used vocabulary and terminology used to interpret the data, which has been collected since 2009 and has tracked digital beauty communities, investigating beauty conversations and discussions.
These discussions are considered trustworthy by the consumer and represent the traditional word-of-mouth recommendation moving to an online platform and setting a new beauty agenda.
According to the report, digital communities are becoming just as important as the product house and retailer when it comes to shaping trends and ideas in the beauty market, helping to create “new cultural formations.”
Online chatter has been under-documented and under-analysed because it consists of unstructured and complex data. Because of this there is a high volume of informal discussions on blogs, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and various other social media outlets that the beauty industry knows very little about.
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13 Dec 2019
Accor and Arora Group, have signed a deal for a new hotel and spa to be operated under the Fairmont brand. The 200-room Fairmont Windsor Park is undergoing a £140m redevelopment and will open in ... More
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12 Dec 2019
The new spa at Singapore’s iconic Raffles Hotel has partnered with British product house ISUN, which specialises in gemstone-infused products, and Japanese skincare brand Mikimoto, the sister company to the famous cultured pearl business. The ... More
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12 Dec 2019
The Glass House Retreat, a new eco-friendly health and wellness retreat, has opened in Bulphan, Essex. Located on several acres of countryside, the retreat offers an all-inclusive approach to health and wellness, working with guests ... More
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11 Dec 2019
The first One&Only Spa by Chenot will open at the One&Only Desaru Coast, Malaysia, on 23 March 2020. One&Only is owned by resort developer and operator, Kerzner International. The new spa is a result of ... More
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11 Dec 2019
Bvlgari Spa London, UK, has recently launched an exclusive collaboration with CBD brand KLORIS for the creation of the KLORIS Stress Melting Ritual. The 90-minute treatment uses KLORIS’ natural CBD balm, with aromatherapy oil and ... More
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11 Dec 2019
Hard Rock International will add a Prague location to its portfolio, with the new property opening in 2023. Owned by EP Real Estate, the 523-room hotel will have a three-storey feature wall with a 5,900sq ... More
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10 Dec 2019
Raison d’Etre has committed to raising its existing environmental standards with a new green strategy, launching in 2020. Anna-Cari Gund, Raison d’Etre’s MD, spoke to Spa Business about the new initiative: “We hope that our ... More
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10 Dec 2019
Italian skincare brand, Comfort Zone, has announced two new appointments to its team. Hervé Bouvier has been appointed as global brand director and has been tasked with reinforcing the identity and the growth of Comfort ... More
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09 Dec 2019
The Asia Pacific Spa and Wellness Coalition (APSWC), an umbrella organisation for spa associations and businesses across Asia, is creating a sustainability programme in response to the United Nations’ (UN) 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). ... More
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09 Dec 2019
Private island resort, St.Regis Maldives Vommuli, has partnered with five wellness experts to create a visiting practitioner series, which will run until April 2020. Guests at the 77-villa resort will have exclusive one-on-one sessions in ... More
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09 Dec 2019
Clare Anderson, the founder of brands Lava Shells and kokolokahi, has launched a product house and holistic wellbeing brand called Sensory Retreats. The brand offers three restorative massage treatments, a range of retail products and ... More
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08 Dec 2019
Anantara Spa has reformulated its signature skincare products with natural ingredients. The range was developed in collaboration with Thailand’s I Plus Q House of Aromatherapy, which specialises in providing customised wellness options. The cruelty-free collection ... More
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Biologique Recherche launches new tinted skin serums
Biologique Recherche was founded by a family of passionate skincare experts. Today, the
business is
managed by Rupert Schmid and Pierre-Louis Delapalme, while the son of the founders,
Philippe Allouche
leads the R&D team. ... more
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