The sea's beautifying forces
"The sea doth wash away all human evils" — Plato, ancient Greek philosopher
There exists a natural harmony between the human body and the sea — the sea being the source of all life. Its healing properties have certainly been known since ancient times. Seawater is rich in minerals, vitamins and trace elements. Marine algae, the sea's natural beautifying forces, store particularly high concentrations of these nutrients in their cell nuclei and, in addition to their dehydrating and tightening effects, make ideal "fat burners". Marine silt and sea salt are laden with cosmetic treasures that have revitalising, nutritive and regenerative properties.
Spa brochure (PDF)
"The sea doth wash away all human evils" — Plato, ancient Greek philosopher
There exists a natural harmony between the human body and the sea — the sea being the source of all life. Its healing properties have certainly been known since ancient times. Seawater is rich in minerals, vitamins and trace elements. Marine algae, the sea's natural beautifying forces, store particularly high concentrations of these nutrients in their cell nuclei and, in addition to their dehydrating and tightening effects, make ideal "fat burners". Marine silt and sea salt are laden with cosmetic treasures that have revitalising, nutritive and regenerative properties.
Spa brochure (PDF)
