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Ishga Skincare lands across the Dorchester Collection’s UK spas


HAVING previously introduced the prestigious skincare brand ishga to The Spa at Coworth Park, the Dorchester Collection has decided to welcome ishga to The Dorchester and 45 Park Lane.

Forming an exclusive skincare partnership with the brand, Dorchester Collection hopes to further elevate the spa experience across its UK properties.

Dorchester Spas in collaboration with ishga

With a name deriving from the Scottish word for water, ishga’s products are centred around four types of seaweed harvested off the coast of the Hebridean islands.

Drawing upon the powerful antioxidants found within the Hebridean seaweed, the skincare brand uses various specialist techniques to extract the vitamins and bioactive minerals found within the natural resource.

Dorchester Spas in collaboration with ishga

Dorchester Spas in collaboration with ishga

Speaking on the arrival of ishga, Teresa O’Farrell, Dorchester Collections’ global head of wellness and spa, said: “Introducing ishga to The Dorchester Spa and The Spa at 45 Park lane is an exciting milestone for us having welcome the brand to The Spa at Coworth Park in 2019. ishga’s commitment to creating organic, sustainable skincare products complements our dedication to providing guests with exceptional wellness experiences that embody luxury, relaxation, and rejuvenation.”

Dorchester Spas in collaboration with ishga

With the arrival of such an iconic skincare brand, the Dorchester Collection’s spas are soon to be an unmissable experience for anyone staying at one of their locations.

by Sophie Richardson

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