SPA at Home, the new wellness experience

In search of serenity

Pampering ourselves has become a motivating force in our daily lives; a goal to achieve!
Nevertheless, it is generally difficult or impossible to find time for this. Recent studies have shown that people have never been as rushed and stressed as they are today due to their various mental and physical burdens. Time can be considered an essential resource. Time pressure occurs when this resource runs out; it is a leading cause of stress.
According to Mintel, in 2022, 49% of American consumers reported being stressed over the past year; 38% were anxious, 22% mentally exhausted, and 20% suffered from burnout.

As such, in order to effectively combat stress and a busy lifestyle, more and more solutions are emerging from different industries. They help us slow down, press «pause» for a few moments, and take time for ourselves, thereby contributing to this search for serenity. This time covers both «me time», where you put your desires first, and more physical aspects, such as pampering yourself and looking after your physical and mental health. It is essential to maintain a balance for our well-being.

At Home

Cosmetic care products are now recognized as a tool for soothing the body and mind. They are an anthem of serenity and wellness. It has been proven that having one or more weekly relaxation times can significantly reduce stress and limit skin problems.
And what better way to access this wellness than by pampering yourself in the comfort and familiarity of your home? Let yourself be transported into a moment of serenity in your bathroom… SPA at HOME was born.
The SPA, once exclusively dedicated to beauty salons, is now available in the homes of people looking to achieve wellness. In addition, one of the key features of these institutes is that they tailor care to their customers’ skin. Just as the skin has different needs, its reaction to stress also varies. It should be noted that under stress, the body produces more cortisol, among other things. This hormone stimulates the sebaceous glands leading to an overproduction of sebum. We also release more cytokines which causes skin inflammation. More generally, whether chronic or episodic, we are directly affected by the negative effects of stress on our skin and often in a very different manners: loss of radiance, signs of fatigue, dryness, wrinkles, spots, redness, dark circles, etc.
That is why it is so important to offer the right products for every need!