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Bishopstrow-Halcyon-Spa-Brochure-2018.Pdf THE HALCYON SPA AN INTRODUCTION HALCYON SPA Discover complete relaxation and restore your senses at our beautiful Halcyon Spa, situated in the heart of Wiltshire. Using one of the UK’s leading skincare brands ELEMIS, we offer relaxing massages, hydrating facials, body wraps and luxury hand and foot treatments. Every treatment is specifically designed to offer you a unique experience, combining specialist massaging practices and organically rich formulas that are scientifically proven to give you results. Spa facilities include an indoor and outdoor heated swimming pool, relaxing jacuzzi, gymnasium and a thermal suite including sauna, steam room and even a monsoon shower! 1 2 THE HALCYON SPA AN INTRODUCTION Nestled in 27 acres of rolling grounds and landscaped gardens on the picturesque River Wylye. Discover the charm and character of this classic English Country House, blending the perfect combination of a relaxed atmosphere and stylish refinement. At Bishopstrow House, our dedicated team will ensure that you have our full undivided attention from the moment you arrive. 3 4 THE HALCYON SPA SPA DAYS SPA DAYS HALCYON SPA DAY TAITTINGER SPA DAY Completely relax and unwind with your Halcyon Spa day experience. For the ultimate luxurious experience, a day of complete relaxation and Begin with a rejuvenating back cleanse and exfoliation leaving your skin enjoy a 25-minute treatment of your choice, followed by a Full Afternoon refreshed and smooth. Then finish your treatments with an ELEMIS Tea, accompanied with a glass of sparkling Taittinger champagne. booster facial and a soothing scalp massage. Followed by a delicious two course lunch at our award-winning Mulberry restaurant Arrive from 10am with full use of our spa facilities. £80.00 per person Arrive from 10am with full use of our spa facilities £145.00 per person OPTIONAL EXTRAS All package Facials can be upgraded to an ELEMIS BIOTEC Facial for an MOTHER AND DAUGHTER SPA DAY additional fee. Please ask on booking. There is nothing as powerful as the special bond between mother and daughter. This wonderful day allows for quality time together to relax Feeling peckish beforehand? Why not add on a Full Breakfast for £14.95 and indulge yourselves. Begin the day with reviving facials that will per person. leave your skin glowing and feeling radiant. In the afternoon, enjoy a Turn a spa day into a spa stay - If you want to extend your time with us, Full Afternoon Tea, accompanied with a glass of sparkling Taittinger complete your experience by booking one of our luxury bedrooms for champagne. the night following your restful spa day. Arrive from 10am with full use of our spa facilities. If you’d like to spend more than a day together, why not book your overnight stay, a perfect escape for further quality time together. £130.00 per person LITTLE BUTTERFLY LONDON MUM-TO-BE SPA DAY Expecting mothers deserve some extra TLC, this spa experience offers the perfect opportunity to enjoy pure tranquility and relaxation. Starting your day with the Dreamy Pregnancy Massage followed by either a delicious two course lunch at our award-winning Mulberry restaurant or a Full Afternoon Tea. Arrive from 10am, the Dreamy Pregnancy Massage is only available if you are over 12 weeks pregnant or have had your first scan. A new, ‘Fall Into Dreams Mother & Baby Massage Oil’ (100ml) will be opened and used for your treatments. With our compliments, you will receive the rest of the product to take home with you as well as the Little Butterfly London Journey of Discover miniature set. Full use of our spa facilities. £160.00 per person SIMPLY SPA DAY Escape to the Halcyon Spa for the day and take some time to recharge. Spend the day relaxing, making full use of our beautiful facilities and choose one of our nourishing treatments. Arrive from 10am with full use of our spa facilities. £50.00 per person plus the cost of your chosen 55-minute treatment 5 6 THE HALCYON SPA ALL ABOUT THE FACE FACIALS ELEMIS TOUCH FACIALS SPECIALIST FACIALS The hands of a highly trained ELEMIS therapist are profoundly effective These targeted treatments will gently but firmly take on the challenges anti-ageing tools. Using a combination of massage techniques from of sensitivity, oiliness and dullness for healthier complexions. around the world, this is where intuition meets expertise with clinically proven results. ELEMIS SUPERFOOD PRO-RADIANCE A nutritional boost rich in superfoods and essential minerals designed ELEMIS PRO-COLLAGEN AGE DEFY to pack stressed, dull skin with energising, detoxifying actives. Clinically Tackle fine lines and wrinkles with the clinically proven* age-defying benefits proven* to leave skin plumper, radiant and lit up with good health. of marine charged Padina Pavonica and Red Coral. Targeted massage encourages optimum cellular function for nourished, younger looking skin. 55 Minutes £80.00 per person 55 Minutes £80.00 per person ELEMIS SENSITIVE SKIN SOOTHER Fragile skin needs special attention. A soothing massage technique helps ELEMIS PRO-DEFINITION LIFT AND CONTOUR reduce the appearance of redness and protect against daily stresses. Powered by breakthrough technology, this facial helps restore the Texture and moisture levels are dramatically restored. Skin is left supremely architecture of the face using the potent nutrients in plant actives found soothed, comfortable and calm. to help support the extra-cellular matrix. Creates a profoundly sculpted, youthful effect. 55 Minutes £80.00 per person 55 Minutes £80.00 per person ELEMIS ANTI-BLEMISH MATTIFY AND CALM A revelation for oily, congested or hormonal skin. This mattifying facial ELEMIS DYNAMIC RESURFACING PRECISION PEEL helps combat oil and shine, while intuitive massage helps restore micro- Clinically proven* to target the signs of ageing and uneven skin tone, circulation. A deeply detoxifying treatment for clear, bright skin. this pioneering precision treatment uses layers of enzymes for powerful exfoliation and renewal. A new start for smoother, younger-looking skin. 55 Minutes £80.00 per person A skin text is required at least 30 minutes before the treatment ELEMIS BOOSTER FACIAL 55 Minutes £80.00 per person Perfect for a lunch-time or early evening ‘quick fix’, these facials are uniquely designed for maximum results in minimum time. ELEMIS WHITE BRIGHTENING PIGMENT PERFECTOR Restores even skin tone, targeting unwanted areas of pigmentation. 25 Minutes £49.00 per person Encapsulated Vitamin C acts as a potent brightener, inhibiting future pigmentation. The result is a more even, colour-corrected and illuminated complexion. 55 Minutes £80.00 per person *Independent Clinical Trials 7 8 THE HALCYON SPA ALL ABOUT THE FACE FACIALS TECHNOLOGY FACIALS ELEMIS BIOTEC FIRM-A-LIFT Discover how our professional high potency ACTIVES, ELEMIS’ Rediscover the architecture of your face with this ground-breaking blend unique Skin Lift TOUCH and science of 5 in 1 advanced bio-electric of massage and sculpting galvanic technology. Skin is visibly strengthened TECHNOLOGY work in perfect synergy with the skin’s natural bio- for a contoured complexion that is remarkably lifted. electric field. 55 Minutes £85.00 per person ELEMIS BIOTEC SENSITIVE SKIN SOOTHER This anti-redness treatment soothes sensitive skin. An oxygen infusion ELEMIS BIOTEC ANTI-PIGMENT BRIGHTENER encourages cellular restoration, while red light therapy and calming anti- This illuminating treatment dynamically tackles the appearance of uneven oxidants improve the skin’s ability to repair itself. The result is calm and skin tone, discolouration and age spots. A unique complex of brightening soothed skin. actives, ultrasonic peel and light therapy reveal a youthful and translucent complexion. 55 Minutes £85.00 per person 55 Minutes £85.00 per person ELEMIS BIOTEC BLEMISH CONTROL FACIAL A deep cleansing facial that detoxifies and repairs damaged tissue. ELEMIS BIOTEC SKIN RESURFACER Ultrasonic vibration, massage, steam, and galvanic currents thoroughly This revolutionary clinically proven* facial addresses skin tone, blemishes decongests and exfoliates. Powerful anti-oxidants soothe, while light and fine lines to transform the texture of the skin. The ultrasonic peel, therapy helps clear the complexion. massage and light therapy deliver a complexion that has never been smoother. 55 Minutes £85.00 per person 55 Minutes £85.00 per person ELEMIS BIOTEC RADIANCE RENEW This cellular-boosting treatment targets sluggish complexions. The ADD ON - ELEMIS BIOTEC EYE TREATMENT ultrasonic peel stimulates the removal of impurities and dead skin cells, BIOTEC technology is refined enough to gently stimulate and tighten the while the galvanic rejuvenating current restores moisture for instantly delicate eye area, without disturbing fragile skin. clearer and visibly brighter skin. 25 Minutes £35.00 per person 55 Minutes £85.00 per person ADD ON - ELEMIS BIOTEC NECK TREATMENT ELEMIS BIOTEC LINE ERASER Micro current reminds the muscle to firm up, while the Arjuna-infused jowl Target wrinkles and energise the skin towards optimum performance and chin mask lifts and tightens for super-sleek contouring. with microcurrent pulses and red and blue light therapy. A powerfully 25 Minutes £35.00 per person rejuvenating clinically proven* facial treatment that effectively irons out wrinkles and fills out lines. 55 Minutes £85.00 per person *Independent Clinical Trials 9 10 THE HALCYON SPA BODY BODY TREATMENTS BODY | DETOX Cleansing mineral salts, oil blends rich in actives and transportive aromatics are combined with an unparalleled level of expertise in massage and conditioning. For healthy, revitalised skin and deeply eased muscles. ELEMIS COUTURE TOUCH Condition your skin and muscles with this all-embracing experience. Combine any 25 minute or 55 minute ELEMIS hands-on TOUCH facial with your personalised Freestyle Deep Massage. 85 Minutes £110.00 per person 155 Minutes £150.00 per person ELEMIS COUTURE TECHNOLOGY Time to switch your skin on. Combine any 25 minute or 55 minute ELEMIS TECHNOLOGY BIOTEC facial with your personalised Freestyle Deep Massage.
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