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professionalbeauty.aeThe Silent Night Experience
launching at Mandarin Oriental
Spas worldwide will be a night to
disconnect. There will no talking
and music within the spa, all
communication will take place at
the consultation before theexperience begins. The experience
is an 80-minute Digital Wellness
Escape where both the body and
mind will be grounded through the
power of human touch. The aim is
to create a calming place where
people can benefit from theThe men’s skincare products
market is going to hit $10 billion by
the end of 2019 and is forecasted
to achieve double digit growth
through to 2029, according to new
research by analyst Future Market
Insights (FMI).
Shaving creams, moisturisers,
sunscreens, cleansers and face
washes were the products that
generated the most sales, the
report found, and this surge in
sales is believed to be because of
the rise of indie brands and
demand by male customers for
more ranges. Meanwhile, reality
show Love Island has also been
credited with boosting the male
grooming market this year.
In 2018, 37% of the world’s
skincare products were launched
in the UK and Europe holds
significant shares in the men’s
skincare products market thanks to
the high concentration of beauty
manufacturers in the region.When it comes to future growth
in the sector, the analyst believes
there will be high demand for
organic products, while those that
target oily skin issues will still be a
top revenue generator.
Items for sensitive skin issues is
also hinted at as a rapidly
emerging category to invest in,
the report suggests.
“The clean beauty movement
and microbiome skincare havegained momentum in Europe
owing to high product awareness
among consumers,” the report
said.
“These are observed as the
latest trends in the skincare
industry, which propel the
European beauty and personal
care market growth. These trends
result in the region accounting
for the highest revenue share in
the market.”Men’s skincare products market to
hit $10bn this year
Mandarin Oriental launches ‘Silent Night
Wellness Experiences’
silence and absence of incessant
digital noise, as experts in the
industry say this is key to health
and wellbeing.
Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group’s
spa director, Jeremy McCarthy
said: “A lot of the value of a spa
experience comes from simply
disconnecting from technology
and experiencing time for yourself
in silence. During this stressful time
of the year, we want to create a
space where people can press
the pause button and have some
time to think, meditate or just
take a break from being
inundated with noise.”
The Silent Night is set to take
place in Mandarin Oriental Spa’s
worldwide this month – as they
once again turn the volume of the
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