The cruise company today announced plans to enhance its already extensive beauty and wellness offerings across its fleet, adding targeted anti-wrinkle treatments with botulinum toxin and facial fillers with hyaluronic acid.
The 12 ships in the MSC Cruises fleet will offer customers the opportunity to enjoy a wide range of treatments to combat the signs of aging, in a completely safe environment with doctors who have received specialized and comprehensive training, another way in which MSC Cruises distinguishes itself by offering the best experience to travelers on their holidays.
All MSC Aurea Spas in the fleet will now offer two new services: anti-wrinkle treatments with Botulinum Toxin and facial fillers with hyaluronic acid . The first anti-wrinkle treatments available will focus on the forehead, frown lines, and crow 's feet. These non-surgical procedures reduce the appearance of expression lines and wrinkles on the upper face, leaving the skin smoother and younger-looking. The results of their rejuvenating effects are visible in just a few days and can last up to four months.
New treatments, such as facial fillers, focus on the smile and lips, and can be used to increase their volume. This treatment takes advantage of hyaluronic acid, a substance naturally produced by the skin that helps smooth and restore lost volume, bringing radiance back to the lower part of the face. The results are immediate and usually last up to ten months.
MSC Aurea Spa is an integral part of MSC Cruises and contributes to creating a unique and unforgettable onboard experience. In addition to the range of beauty products and treatments already available across the MSC Cruises fleet, MSC Aurea Spa is the perfect haven for achieving ultimate relaxation.
All ships in the MSC Cruises fleet feature an MSC Aurea Spa, an authentic Balinese experience at sea, with beauty treatments where expert hands and exotic floral perfumes transport guests to a world of sensory pleasure and inner peace. A wide range of beauty treatments for men and women are now available for MSC Cruises guests who wish to take advantage of exceptional relaxation as part of their cruise vacation experience.
At the MSC Aurea Spa, cruise passengers are pampered by expert Balinese massage therapists, beauticians, hairdressers, and a doctor. In this context, MSC Cruises has created a range of experiences that will make the cruise not only the ideal vacation spot but also the perfect opportunity for a rejuvenating break. The spa is also equipped with sports facilities and offers the option of hiring a personal trainer and yoga instructors.
Earlier this month, MSC Cruises announced that, starting in December 2015, it will be the first cruise line to offer its customers the opportunity to take 16 spectacular Caribbean cruises departing from Cuba aboard the refurbished MSC Opera, which will be based in Havana. MSC Cruises will give its customers from around the world the unique opportunity to travel aboard the fully refurbished MSC Opera, part of the Renaissance Program (valued at €200 million), sailing to Jamaica, the Cayman Islands, and Mexico, as well as spending two nights in the Cuban capital.
MSC Cruises is a young and ambitious shipping company that has grown by 800% in its first ten years, becoming the fourth largest company in the cruise industry. The company plans to double its fleet capacity by 2022, thanks to a €5.1 billion investment plan that includes the construction of up to seven new ships based on two state-of-the-art prototypes.
MSC Cruises recently announced the start of sales for the first cruises aboard MSC Meraviglia, its first next-generation ship, built by STX France, with a capacity for 5,700 passengers. Starting in June 2017, the ship will spend its first summer sailing the Western Mediterranean and will be the first to have three homeports: Genoa, Marseille, and Barcelona. The second of the next-generation ships, currently under construction at the Fincantieri shipyards in Italy, MSC Seaside, will begin sailing the Caribbean in December 2017 and will be the company's first ship to be christened in the United States.
