L'Occitane opens first UK spa in historic town of Bath

Published: 5-Dec-2016
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French beauty brand has opened a spa, which aims to provide guests with a 'sensorial journey' carried through from its treatments to the care and attention of its therapists

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French beauty brand L'Occitane has opened The Garden Spa in Bath this week. 

Joining 85 spas globally the Garden Spa, located at The Bath Priory, is the first L’Occitane spa to open in the UK, continuing the brand’s mission to offer everyday beauty treatments that lift the mood and indulge the senses.

“We are very proud about the latest opening: The Garden Spa by L’Occitane in the UK,” Pauline Faure, EMEA Spa Project Manager told Cosmetics Business.

“L’Occitane is a sensorial brand and so is the spa. The spa is a natural extension of the L’Occitane brand, which is strongly connected to

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