Guerlain spa boutique opens at Waldorf-Astoria
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
Luxury personal-care brand Guerlain has introduced the Guerlain Spa Boutique at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York, firm notes in a recent release. Boutique will offer the French brand's cosmetic, skin care and fragrance lines as well as booking services for the first Guerlain Spa, slated to open on the hotel's 19 floor in early 2008. Visitors to the spa will be able to indulge in signature Guerlain treatments, including the Exceptional Orchidée Impériale Treatment, among numerous beauty and wellness therapies. "We are thrilled to announce the collaboration between Guerlain and the Waldorf-Astoria Collection," Guerlain President and CEO Laurent Boillot says. "Guerlain is an icon in the premium cosmetic industry, with nearly 180 years of history and excellence in product development and service. Luxury, service, and the permanent search for excellence have been common traits for decades for both the Waldorf-Astoria and Guerlain.
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