Comfort Zone, with the support of wellness for cancer, has created Beauty Reloaded, a program which includes a facial and a body pro-sleep massage for cancer survivors.
Beauty Reloaded also offers a professional class, to prepare therapists with the specific theoretical and practical knowledge necessary.
“We believe in the joy of beauty, for everyone, at every age, and in every phase of our life,” says
Barbara Gavazzoli, Comfort Zone Director of Communication and Education
Julie Bach, who heads up educational platform Wellness for Cancer, which trains wellness companies on how to be better equipped to work with cancer patients, says: “The industry’s mantra in the past was ‘we serve well people’ – a non-inclusive policy that is changing. Companies are embracing cancer sufferers, and doing what the wellness industry does best: helping them reduce stress, find inner peace and increase emotional resiliency.”
In creating Beauty Reloaded, Comfort Zone’s Education and R&D teams partnered with Wellness for Cancer and Dermatologist Dr. Maria Bucci to create a facial and a body massage that will make these special guests feel and look beautiful, and at ease in their skin, and in their bodies.
The two treatments address the dehydration and sensitivity which affects the skin through the facial and the anxiety and stress that come with this experience and often causes a troubled, poor sleep with the Pro-sleep Massage. All the formulas applied during these protocols are fragrance-free and without essential oils.
Also new this autumn, Comfort Zone has launched Sublime Skin, with an active complete Tri-white complex that acts on the three steps that lead to spot formation. The range includes Sublime Skin Corrector, a concentrated serum for the localised treatment of spots, and Colour Perfect, a coloured tone-perfecting cream with high UVA/UVB wide spectrum protection that helps prevent the visible consequences of photo-ageing.
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