Dubai, November 2016 – The Cheval Blanc Spa is a precious haven where Guerlain unveils five new rituals developed exclusively for the 10th anniversary celebrations of the Maison. Among them, “Extreme Altitude” has been specially designed for skiers, and consists of both massages and body and facial rituals. Facial muscles are reworked one by one, giving the complexion full radiance. The skin appears miraculously younger and smoother. For the body, toning treatments help strengthen muscles and release all built-up tension. Exactly what is required after a day on the slopes! The use of hot stones and cold bubbles produces a relaxing and invigorating effect and the change in temperature stimulates microcirculation and firms the skin.

The Orchidée Impériale Black is another treatment uniquely created for Cheval Blanc this year. After more than 15 years of research, Guerlain presents Crème Orchidée Impériale Black, enriched with Blackimmune™ technology to strengthen the skins’ natural self-defense. Combined with advanced technology from Cosmeled, this treatment invigorates the skin cells from the first session to redefine skin contours and leave the skin smoother, adding a touch of noticeable radiance.

John Nollet, highly-acclaimed Parisian hairdresser, staple of cinema sets and theatre back stages, has also been included in the grand festivities for this historic anniversary. In a room designed like a cabin of curiosities and decorated as a contemporary boudoir, John Nollet inspires modern designs under an eighteenth century chandelier, carefully styling and cutting the hair of his clients. Guests are treated to a lavish washing with his secret balms, then guided to a leather throne for the final master’s touch. This felted Hair Room Service holds a truly vintage ambience, with soft fabrics, leather trunks and illuminated display cases highlighting pieces of hair jewelry specially created by Art Workshops, Ateliers Lesage, Lemarié and Hamom. These works of artistic flair range from crowns, beaded and braided headbands and combs, each waiting to be fashioned by the Maison’s loyal guests.