Zürich’s Kameha Grand Hotel is offering an innovative new facial in its Space Suite
Defy Gravity combines stimulating facial exercises, Shiatsu massage techniques and acupressure to tone the facial muscles, creating definition and lift.
Complemented by Decléor essential oils, the Anti-Gravity Facial Experience is a multi-stage massage with additional lymphatic drainage. Spa therapists instruct guests in several forms of facial stretching which can then be used post treatment.
The techniques applied are designed to stimulate collagen and elastin production in the middle layer of the skin giving supple, tighter-looking skin.
The hotel’s unique Space Suite was created by Michael Najjar, a visual artist, adventurer and future astronaut who has undergone intensive cosmonaut training in Russia. Najjar will be the first contemporary artist in space as one of Richard Branson’s Virgin Galactic Pioneer Astronauts.
The idea behind the Space Suitre is to immerse guests in the atmosphere of a space station, tapping into various elements of perception to enliven the experience.
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