Bvlgari Resort Dubai (Instagram) has expanded its award-winning spa offering with two new treatments crafted by world-renowned facialist and Augustinus Bader Global Ambassador, Lord Gavin McLeod-Valentine. Timed with the launch of Augustinus Bader’s latest innovations, The Elixir and The Vitamin C Serum, the rituals bring together the precision of advanced skincare and the indulgence of Italian luxury.
Lord Gavin, famed for his transformative touch and a client list that reads like a who’s who of film, fashion and music, has translated Augustinus Bader’s groundbreaking formulas into results-driven experiences tailored exclusively for Bvlgari Spa.
The Augustinus Bader Radiance Redefined Facial is a 75-minute treatment built around Augustinus Bader’s Vitamin C Serum. It targets hyperpigmentation, dullness and oxidative stress, while stimulating collagen production. Enhanced by dermabrasion, LED light therapy and the brand’s proprietary TFC8 technology, the ritual leaves skin visibly smoother, brighter and luminous.
The Augustinus Bader Longevity Facial takes guests on a 90-minute rejuvenating journey. Beginning with a triple cleanse and invigorating massage, the treatment incorporates marine actives, microcurrent, ultrasound, LED light and oxygen therapy. Designed to sculpt, firm and renew, it restores balance and reveals a more youthful complexion.
The launch marks a new chapter in the long-standing partnership between Bvlgari Spa and Augustinus Bader. At the heart of each facial lies Professor Bader’s pioneering TFC8 technology, a breakthrough in skin renewal that has propelled the brand to cult status. Guests can also purchase The Elixir, the brand’s most concentrated formula to date, and The Vitamin C Serum at the spa’s retail boutique.
With the new additions, Bvlgari Spa further cements its reputation as a destination for next-generation wellness, blending cutting-edge science with the sensorial refinement expected of the Bvlgari name.
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