This just in: Irene Forte Skincare‘s products and customizable facials are available at Gurney’s Seawater Spa and Bathhouse this summer! The spa will offer luxe, customizable 60 and 90-minute facials using Irene Forte Skincare’s clinically proven, natural formulas. If that doesn’t sound dreamy already, after a detailed skin analysis, the treatment is tailored to address your skin’s specific needs. The facial includes a cleanse, scrub, mask, and a signature double massage technique to refresh and rejuvenate your complexion. The finale? A product application to seal in the results.

Irene Forte Skincare, backed by L. Catterton, was founded after Irene Forte’s decade-long tenure overseeing spa and wellness at Rocco Forte Hotels. Seeing an opportunity to merge natural skincare with scientific innovation, she partnered with Dr. Francesca Ferri, a pioneer in natural cosmetics with over 40 years of experience in the field. Together, they created clinically proven, certified vegan products formulated in Italy and suitable for sensitive skin.

Rooted in Irene’s Italian heritage, the brand sources ingredients directly from her family’s organic farm at Verdura Resort in Sicily, where one of their hotels is located. This summer, Irene Forte Skincare will be featured at Gurney’s from Memorial Day through Labor Day, with products available for purchase on-site—the perfect add-on to your next treat-yourself day.

Types of facials:

Age-Defier: An anti-ageing powerhouse that firms, lifts, and revitalises tired skin, restoring youthful radiance and smoothness.

Purifier: For combination skin, this deep-cleansing facial refines texture, clears pores, and includes extractions for a smoother, more even complexion.

Brightener: Dull, tired skin? This treatment instantly boosts radiance and luminosity, leaving you with a refreshed, glowing complexion.

Hydrator: For dry, dehydrated skin, this facial deeply nourishes and hydrates, leaving your skin silky smooth and plump.

Facials can be booked via Gurney’s HERE

Visit: Irene Forte Skincare

— by Declyn Keiser