Treatments and prices

A slow, deep massage of the face, neck and jaw that releases tension in the layer under the skin. It can include buccal massage, worked from inside the cheek, for a tight jaw. Clients leave feeling rested and looking refreshed.

Steam, gentle exfoliation, extractions and a mask chosen for your skin. A good place to start if you are new to the spa.

Two small probes send a very low electrical current to the muscles of the face. It is painless; most people feel only a light tingle.

A sound-wave device lifts away dead skin and helps serums soak in.

A fine mechanical exfoliation that smooths the surface of the skin. Often booked as a series of three.

A gentle peel that uses fruit enzymes instead of scrubbing. Suits sensitive skin.

A gentle, rhythmic massage that follows the body's lymph pathways. Clients often book it when they feel puffy or heavy, for example after travel. Also offered as a course of sessions.

A roller of small spheres that vibrates and presses in a steady rhythm. Used on the body, and on the face along the jawline.

Cups gently lift the skin and muscle as they glide. Popular on the back, thighs and buttocks.

Non-invasive body contouring with an ultrasound handpiece and low-level laser pads. No needles and no downtime.

Pads send gentle pulses that make the muscles tighten and relax while you lie still.

A full body scrub to smooth the skin, then a warm wrap to finish.

You rest wrapped in a warm infrared blanket for a deep, relaxing sweat.

A light massage of the back and feet with a sequence of essential oils.

Three steps in one visit: a massage with warm oranges, a full body scrub, then a hot stone massage.

Pressure-point work on the feet, then a vibration device for the feet and lower legs.