Wellness and longevity are both big in skincare and beauty right now. This interest in cells has trickled down to the skincare industry and cell care has become one of the more accessible ways to address longevity, according to experts.

Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD+), a coenzyme that declines with aging, is one the ways in which preventative ageing is being explored, with Google reporting a surge in 21% in the last year alone for “NAD plus.”

As an active ingredient, the molecule plays a crucial role in improved cellular energy production and the reversal of biomarkers of ageing, as well as improved sleep and increased energy.

Preventative health and wellness practices that aid longevity are trending and Swiss skincare brand, Intuisse, is expanding its outreach with a NYC spa site. The brand will be bringing its beauty formulas to the Maison Hudson building with the Nov. 6 launch of the Intuisse Spa.

Wellness at Work…and At Home!

Located in the West Village, Maison Hudson is the latest offering in New York City’s ever-growing portfolio of long-term residential properties with hotel-like amenities. The property is the newest under the esteemed The Collection umbrella, which owns and manages rental homes across the US and Europe. Occupying a coveted West Village spot overlooking the water, Maison Hudson is made up of eight individual residences that include access to the spa.

But it’s not only local. The public too can make use of the Intuisse Spa, which offers the latest advancements in longevity science in its treatments such as massage therapies and facials. IV infusions and diagnostic tests courtesy of NADclinic are also available at the location.

This trend—known as “wellness real estate”—is on the rise. According to the Global Wellness Institute, the wellness real estate market was estimated at $438 billion in 2023 out of a $6.3 trillion global wellness market in 2023!

Maison Hudson in New York is a step ahead. The Intuisse Spa facilities also include a sauna, steam room and jacuzzi, as well as a gym and accompanying fitness classes which are all for residents only.

“Maison Hudson offers a rare opportunity for guests to experience highly personalized service and extraordinary lifestyle experiences in a design-forward, luxurious setting,” said Chief Operating Office and Head of Hospitality at The Collection Jacques Oudinot. “From arrival, residents will be greeted by elegant décor, unparalleled hospitality and world-class amenities, attracting those who desire an active yet private community with exclusively curated experiences at their fingertips.”

As reported in Happi, the global professional spa services market is anticipated to reach a value of $114.88 billion in FY 2023, showcasing an increase from $109 billion in the fiscal year 2022, per FactMR.