Skin Rocks expands Scottish spa presence with One Spa partnership

Skin Rocks is partnering with One Spa at the Sheraton Grand Hotel & Spa Edinburgh to launch a professional facial menu in October, extending the brand’s treatment presence in Scotland.

The menu will combine Skin Rocks Pro products and protocols with consultations and treatments delivered by One Spa therapists. Bookings are open now through the One Spa website.

Guests will be able to choose from three Skin Rocks facials or the One Spa Skin Rocks Ritual, an 80-minute signature treatment developed exclusively for the Edinburgh venue. A Rock Your Spa Day package will also form part of the offer.

The bespoke ritual pairs a back massage with a facial tailored to the guest’s skin. It also incorporates Skin Rocks’ lifting massage technique to ease muscular tension and support skin health.

Fiona Young, Spa Director at One Spa, said the Edinburgh business spent more than 12 months searching for a results-driven skincare partner. Skin Rocks’ focus on efficacy and professional education informed its selection.

"One Spa has built an incredible reputation for luxury wellness and genuine expertise, making them the perfect partner us, and we can’t wait for One Spa guests to experience the treatments for themselves," added Skin Rocks founder, Caroline Hirons. 

The agreement follows Skin Rocks’ first Scottish luxury spa partnership with Fairmont St Andrews (pictured above), announced in May 2026. That collaboration introduced a bespoke 50-minute facial delivered by trained spa therapists.

It also follows a series of other hotel and spa partnerships announced during 2026, spanning treatment menus, product distribution and branded wellness spaces.

Kama Ayurveda previously opened a six-treatment-room destination at Fairmont Cheshire, The Mere, offering five 60-minute Ayurvedic rituals priced between £190 and £200. Its presence includes a permanent boutique carrying 32 skincare and haircare products, connecting professional treatments with retail. The menu also features a Kalari Massage created exclusively for the Cheshire property.

In London, The Dorchester Spa appointed La Prairie as its spa partner in June. The collaboration introduced personalised facials and the exclusive 1931 The Dorchester Skin Caviar Ritual, priced at £600 for 90 minutes. The treatment combines a back massage using British marble stones with La Prairie’s Skin Caviar facial.

London skincare brand 111Skin also entered its first hotel partnership in Morocco at Mazagan Beach & Golf Resort. Four facials are now available at the resort’s five-star spa. The protocols combine the brand’s formulas with techniques influenced by aesthetic medicine.

Other partnerships are opening hospitality channels to younger and more specialist brands. Clinical SPF business SunsolveMD entered the luxury hotel market through Asaya Spa at The Chancery Rosewood London, where its complete mineral sun care range is stocked.

Luxury nail salon brand Townhouse also opened at Champneys Tring last month, marking its first move into the luxury spa category and the first Townhouse location within the Champneys estate.