Archives July 2025

Mumbai, July 17, 2025: Shoppers Stop Ltd., a leading department store with premier fashion and beauty brands, has declared its results for the quarter ended 30 th June 2025.

Management Comments:

Commenting on the Q1FY26 results, Mr. Kavindra Mishra, MD and CEO, Shoppers Stop Ltd, said, “We have delivered an impressive performance delivering sales of Rs. 1,336 Cr registering 6% growth and 5% LFL growth in department stores, driven by premiumisation. On our operational performance, EBITDA has improved by 68% (Under Non-GAAP) implying operational efficiency. Consumers are becoming more discerning and are willing to spend more. In a crowded marketplace, premiumisation allows retailers to stand out. As a leader in premium category products, our initiatives led our premium portfolio contribution to grow to 67% with an 8% YoY growth and LFL growth of 9%.

We are glad to inform all our KPIs are showing consistent improvement. Our First Citizen loyalty program continues to remain a key driver of our success, contributing 85% of sales supported by increasing repeat engagement and new customer additions. Private brand sales at Rs. 156 Cr with a volume growth of 18% in apparels, improved contribution and overall profitability. On the other key verticals, Beauty delivered Rs. 219 Cr with a growth of 2%. INTUNE our emerging growth driver had a sale worth Rs. 68 Cr delivering 2X, despite muted market conditions for value fashion.

We believe our work and strategies on premiumisation will continue to have better results soon, and besides to focus on offering higher-quality products.

Performance of strategic pillars in Q1FY26:

First Citizen – First Citizen Members contributed 85% to sales, with a 70% repeat and 15% from new members. Our Premium Black Card members contributed 19% to the sales, an increase of 44% YoY. We had an all-time high enrolment with 31K Black cards and 195K Silver cards in the quarter. Initiatives like First Citizen Select days have proved effective in driving customer engagement. The First Citizen customer base has reached 12.7 million

Beauty –Excluding distribution business Beauty segment delivered sales of Rs. 219 Cr (+2% YoY) and including distribution business Beauty segment delivered sales of Rs. 284 Cr (+17% YoY). Differentiated customer engagement initiatives powering sustainable and profitable growth. Launched new brands like DOLCE & GABBANA, LOVETC, GIORDANO and ELIE SAAB

Beauty Distribution – Our 100% subsidiary, Global SS Beauty Brands Limited has been delivering healthy performance, delivered sales of Rs. 84 Cr registering a growth of 117% YoY. We furtherer expanded our network by enhancing the distribution of Armani Beauty across network, launched “Messi The Fragrance” in India and partnered with Swiggy Instamart
Private Brands – Private Brands sales for the quarter were at Rs 156 Cr with a contribution of 13% to Sales and 18% on apparel’s sale. Factors such as space productivity, brand consolidation and margin expansion increased the contribution. Delivered healthy volume growth of 18% in apparels driven by 33% and 24% growth in Kids and Women Western respectively

INTUNE – Sales contribution from INTUNE stood at Rs. 68 Cr (2x YoY). We added 4 new stores, and the total count has reached 75 stores across 33 cities. A 32% repeat customer rate in LFL stores reflects strengthening loyalty and growing acceptance of the product portfolio. We are confident of growing this category, as market conditions improve, we will keep on adding new stores

Store Expansion – In the quarter we launched 4 INTUNE stores

At the end of this Annual General Meeting, our Chairman Mr. B S Nagesh had informed the shareholders that he will retire as Chairman after a glorious 34 years. The Shareholders and the Board wishes to place on record a tribute that echoes both the depth of our gratitude and the magnitude of his legacy.

The new incoming Chairman Mr. Nirvik Singh says, “This is not simply a farewell, but a celebration of an extraordinary tenure that has shaped the very character, vision, and resilience of our company and the overall Retail Industry”.

Over three decades, Nagesh’s decisions have been both bold and measured—an alchemy that has yielded sustained growth and lasting impact. Whether guiding the company through expansion into new markets, navigating times of uncertainty, or investing in people and technology, his vision has always been clear.

Nagesh recognized when to take calculated risks and when to exercise caution, understanding that the company’s longevity depended on both. Nagesh’s ability to inspire consensus, bring diverse voices to the table, and forge a common path forward has fostered an environment where innovation thrives and excellence is the norm.

A defining hallmark of his tenure has been your unwavering commitment to the highest standards of corporate governance. Nagesh instilled a culture of transparency, accountability, and ethical conduct that has earned the respect of shareholders, employees, and industry peers alike.

On behalf of the Shareholders, Board of Directors, Employees and other stakeholders, we wish Mr. Nagesh best of luck and extend our deepest gratitude for your thirty-four years of exemplary service. May your retirement be filled with joy, good health, and the satisfaction of knowing him have made a profound and lasting difference.

Mr. Nirvik Singh concluded with heartfelt appreciation and best wishes for the next chapter to Mr. Nagesh.

Note:

We have published a detailed Non-GAAP and GAAP Income Statement. Our non-GAAP measures are not meant to be considered in isolation or as a substitute for comparable GAAP measures and should be read only in conjunction with our consolidated financial statements prepared in accordance with GAAP.

Ahmedabad, July 2025: Anant National University, in collaboration with Penn Graduate School of Education (Penn GSE), will host the Indigenous Consciousness Education Research Methodology Convening on 25-26 July 2025. This convening brings together leading scholars, education policy experts and practitioners to explore Indigenous Consciousness research methodologies and set the foundation for an India-based research project – Indigenous Consciousness Methodology Education Research Project (ICER).

The convening marks a significant step in advancing Indigenous Consciousness Methodologies, an approach that honours local knowledge systems, prioritises community-engaged practices and fosters sustainable, equitable educational frameworks. Through ICER, set to be launched for the academic year 2025-2026, Anant aims to inform education policy development by ensuring that Indigenous perspectives remain central to shaping impactful and culturally responsive learning models. This initiative is closely aligned with the vision outlined in India’s National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, which advocates for inclusive, locally grounded education models that preserve and promote indigenous knowledge systems.

The convening also builds upon Anant’s collaboration with Penn GSE, expanding efforts in global education innovation. Anant and Penn GSE previously hosted The Future of Learning Collaborative in 2023, which led to the launch of an influential White Paper as an urgent call to redesign the global education system in response to sweeping changes that are reshaping human existence. Through the ongoing partnership, the two universities foster cooperative research, facilitate international exchanges, enhance the quality of learning, extend the reach of both institutions and collaborate on the exchange of academic materials and initiatives that advance matters of mutual academic interests.

A leading Ivy League institution, the University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Education (Penn GSE) has a century-long tradition of producing education leaders driven by innovation, research and social impact. Penn GSE actively partners with schools, universities and communities around the world to improve educational access and equity. As part of its mission to promote global engagement in all its forms, the University of Pennsylvania through Penn Global administers a competitive global engagement grant programme. This initiative provides resources to faculty and staff to support a broad range of research, teaching, service and engagement activities both globally and in specific focus countries and regions.

With this convening, Anant is taking another bold step toward equitably inclusive education, ensuring that Indigenous knowledge systems receive due recognition and representation in research and policy discourse. This effort reinforces Anant’s vision to drive innovative, locally relevant education methodologies and materials rooted in India’s local realities, regional diversities and national aspirations.

Dr. Bhargav Mallappa Applauds Delhi Model; Kapil Mishra Assures Government Support to People Forum of India

New Delhi, 17 July 2025: In a significant step toward deepening citizen engagement and expanding grassroots networks, the leadership of the People Forum of India met with senior Delhi Minister Shri Kapil Mishra, Minister for Art, Culture and Language, to present the Forum’s new national framework and explore avenues of civic collaboration.

The delegation, led by Dr. Bhargav Mallappa, National Deputy Chairman (Administration & Organization), and Dr. S. Manimozhyaan, National Chairman, briefed the Minister on the Forum’s ongoing structural reforms. These reforms include a phased rollout of leadership appointments across national, state, district, and taluk levels and a renewed commitment to community-led governance.

During the meeting, Dr. Mallappa praised the BJP-led Delhi government, highlighting the administration’s focus on cultural rejuvenation, public accountability, and efficient service delivery. “The work done under Minister Kapil Mishra’s leadership in preserving heritage, promoting language diversity, and strengthening civic values is exemplary. The People Forum is eager to complement these efforts by mobilizing communities at the grassroots,” he said.

Shri Kapil Mishra, Minister for Art, Culture and Language of Delhi, welcomed the initiative and said, ” The People Forum of India’s commitment to civic empowerment and social responsibility reflects the spirit of our times. Under Prime Minister Modi’s leadership, India has seen a resurgence in cultural pride and grassroots participation. I fully support the Forum’s mission and look forward to future partnerships.”

Dr. Mallappa extended a formal invitation to the Minister to visit Bengaluru and meet with the Forum’s state-level coordinators and volunteer teams working on the ground.

Speaking to the media after the meeting, Dr. S. Manimozhyaan added, “Our objective is to build a nationwide framework rooted in service, transparency, and participation. Collaborations with public leaders who value citizen involvement, like Shri Kapil Mishra, strengthen our resolve to create a people-first governance model.”

The People Forum of India operates under the National Bharat Sevak Samaj, a public service institution established in 1952 by the Government of India. With restructuring now underway, the Forum is focused on expanding its volunteer base and enhancing its digital and administrative outreach in all states and union territories.

New Delhi, July 17th 2025: Satin Creditcare Network Limited (SCNL), one of India’s leading microfinance institutions, marks its presence in Mizoram with the opening of its first branch in Aizawl, taking its total count to 26 states and 4 union territories. This move establishes SCNL as the first leading MFI to enter the state, aiming to bolster financial inclusion and drive economic development nationwide.

This move also strengthens SCNL’s leadership in the Northeast, where it now operates across seven states, cementing its position as the largest leading microfinance institution in the region. SCNL manages a robust portfolio of over Rs. 1,500 Crores and runs 165 active branches in the Northeast alone as of 30th June 2025.

With a network of more than 1,600 branches across India, SCNL’s mission is deeply rooted in improving credit access in rural and semi-urban areas. Today, 76% of its operations are concentrated in rural India, impacting over 1,00,000 villages. The expansion into Mizoram is a natural progression of its vision to foster inclusion and local enterprise in new geographies.

Commenting on the development, Dr. H P Singh, Chairman cum Managing Director of Satin Creditcare, said, “Our entry in Mizoram builds on our strong foundation in the Northeast, where we have consistently delivered meaningful financial access across underserved regions. With deep experience and insights in the region, we are well-positioned to serve the state effectively. By stepping into this largely untapped market, we aim to empower local women entrepreneurs with solutions that inspire enterprise, foster self-reliance and drive inclusive growth. Our presence in Mizoram will reinforce our commitment to being a trusted partner in the region’s development journey.”

New Delhi, July 17, 2025: Somany Ceramics Ltd., one of India’s most respected names in building materials, has acquired a majority stake in Durabuild, a Delhi-based manufacturer of construction chemicals, marking its strategic entry into the rapidly expanding construction chemicals market.

Founded in 1998 by the late Dr. Dhananjoy Ghanti, a pioneer widely regarded as India’s first construction chemical chemist and currently spearheaded by Mr Rudrabir Ghanti, Durabuild brings with it a strong legacy of R&D-driven innovation. With a product portfolio of over 200 SKUs across waterproofing systems, concrete admixtures, tile adhesives, protective coatings, grouts, sealants, and repair mortars, serving major institutional clients across North India. With its manufacturing base in Bahadurgarh, Durabuild has built a credible presence for over two decades.

This acquisition marks a pivotal step in Somany’s long-term strategy to transform into a total building solutions provider, offering products that not only elevate aesthetics but also strengthen the core of built structures. Durabuild will now operate under the flagship brand ‘Somany’, emerging as a strategic pillar within Somany’s Home and Building Solutions vertical.

India’s construction chemicals market is on a strong growth trajectory. The waterproofing segment, is currently estimated at USD 1.2 billion in 2024 and is projected to reach USD 2.0 billion by 2030, and the cement admixtures segment expected to more than double to USD 1.9 billion by 2033.

Speaking on the acquisition Mr. Abhishek Somany, Managing Director & CEO, said “This acquisition is a strategic leap in our journey to become a full-spectrum building materials brand. Durabuild’s technical heritage and institutional trust, combined with Somany’s pan-India brand and distribution network, give us the right foundation to scale this business nationwide.”

Somany plans to deepen its footprint across India, by building category awareness in selected segments of the construction chemical space.

With this acquisition, Somany not only expands its product universe but also reinforces its brand promise – delivering both elegance and endurance to India’s construction landscape.

Grant Thorton Advisory Private Limited acted as the exclusive financial advisor for this transaction.

July 17, 2025: This July, allow your senses to travel through the royal kitchens of Rajasthan with ‘Padharo Sa’, an exquisite culinary celebration at Paatra, the signature Indian restaurant at Jaypee Greens Golf & Spa Resort, Greater Noida.

Inspired by the warm hospitality and rich traditions of the desert state, this specially curated menu brings together iconic flavours—from the creamy comfort of Jodhpuri Dahi Bhalle and spice-laced Mathania Chilli Paneer Tikka, to regal non-vegetarian delicacies like Traditional Laal Maas, Banjara Gosht, and Bhuna Boti Paratha. Vegetarians can savour timeless classics like Daal Baati Churma, Papad Paneer ki Subzi, and Jodhpuri Gatte, while dessert lovers can end on a high note with Mawa Ghewar and Rajbhog.

Whether you’re a connoisseur of Indian cuisine or simply looking to indulge in a royal feast, this limited-time menu is a love letter to Rajasthan’s culinary soul, lovingly prepared by our master chefs.
● Dates: 11th July – 27th July, 2025
● Venue: Paata, Jaypee Greens Golf & Spa Resort, Greater Noida
● Reservations: +91 8860638762 / 120-6743000
● Email: caferesto.jggr@jaypeehotels.com

Come for the food, stay for the flavour, and leave with the warmth of true Rajasthani hospitality.

Padharo Sa!

Public Transport is for us, and we must own it and deal with it accordingly to make it a pleasant experience for all

Hyderabad, July 17, 2025 — As women across Telangana embrace the free bus travel scheme in record numbers, a group of young researchers from EThames Business School is urging a deeper look into the commuting experience, not to find fault, but to find ways forward. Their message is clear: when a free ride sparks a fight, what commuters truly need is respect.

Recent viral videos of seat-related disputes among women commuters in TSRTC buses highlight the growing demand for public transport infrastructure, particularly during peak hours. The study by EThames students emphasises that these are not just isolated clashes, but reflections of the need for greater support systems, awareness, and shared commuter responsibility.

Public transport is more than just mobility — it’s a lifeline for millions. Telangana’s RTC operates over 9,000 buses daily, serving more than 40 lakh commuters across Telangana, a significant proportion of them women. The free travel scheme has empowered countless women with newfound independence and access to education, work, and healthcare.

However, with the rise in ridership, the challenges of overcrowding, comfort, and safety also increase. This study by EThames aims to make a positive contribution to existing efforts by highlighting practical, implementable suggestions to improve travel dignity for all.

The Key Findings from the EThames Study. The study was conducted over 43 days, and the student-led study surveyed 480 women and held 20+ interviews across bus routes in Hyderabad. While 52% of the surveyed respondents reported experiencing discomfort, only 23% were aware of or had used safety tools, such as apps or helplines. Key concerns included overcrowding, undertrained staff, and limited complaint visibility.

Rather than place blame, the students propose enhancements to the existing system to make public transport more respectful and responsive.

The recommendations for a safer, inclusive ride include Gender sensitivity training for RTC staff, QR-code-based complaint systems in buses and terminals, Improved lighting and clean toilets at key bus stops, Women-only buses during peak hours, and Bystander training to empower fellow commuters and Collaborative policing with plainclothes and uniformed staff

The research, instead of just highlighting problems, came out with a lot of suggestions, initiatives and ideas. Some of their suggestions include running a campaign to foster Respect. To complement operational changes, the team also recommends public-facing campaigns:

#MySafeSeat: Real experiences from women commuters

• Ride With Respect: Visual messaging across buses and bus stands
• SHE Can Travel: Testimonies from women who benefit from safety upgrades
• Bus Buddy Program: Student or senior volunteers ride alongside during peak hours
• Know Your Rights Cards: Helpline info in every bus

The study was conducted by students Divya Bengani, Mishika Chirag Kotecha, Drishti Jain, Syed Osman Ali, and Sayam Jain, under the guidance of Dr. Sahera Fatima and Dr. Naga Lakshmi Kundeti, Assistant Professors at EThames.

“Respect is the ticket every commuter should carry,” the students insist. No one is safe unless everyone is safe, they add.

V.C. Sajjanar, IPS, Vice Chairman & MD of TGSRTC, welcomed the insights and said, “TGSRTC is fully committed to strengthening women’s safety and dignity. We appreciate the EThames study, and many of its suggestions are already being addressed — from increasing bus frequency to crew training, safety helplines, CCTV, bus tracking apps, and collaboration with SHE Teams. Continuous improvement remains our priority.”

Shikha Goel, IPS, Director General, Women Safety Wing (SHE Teams & Bharosa), added: “Every woman deserves to travel freely and fearlessly. This study offers a roadmap to help achieve that, reinforcing our mission to make public spaces safer and more inclusive.”

Several countries offer innovative solutions worth emulating, the students suggest. France allows women to request on-demand night stops closer to home. Brazil’s real-time reporting apps link directly to transit police. Japan and Colombia offer women-only compartments or buses during peak hours. Sweden uses gender-disaggregated data to design safer routes and better-lit stops. Singapore combines AI-driven surveillance with strict law enforcement. These strategies show that behavioral change, design innovation, and tech integration can go hand-in-hand.

Several Indian states have adopted safety initiatives like Pink Buses (Delhi), women-only seats (Bengaluru), and compartments (Mumbai); these remain isolated efforts, not national norms. SHE Teams and free rides for women by SCSC in IT Corridors of Cyberabad are commendable, but systemic challenges like overcrowding, undertrained staff, and limited awareness still prevail.

Let’s together contribute and build a pleasant public transport experience for all.

July 17, 2025: Winter has arrived in the Southern Hemisphere, and it’s the perfect time to escape the heat and embrace a season filled with everything from sun-soaked afternoons to snow-dusted adventures. Whether you’re chasing coastal calm or alpine excitement, Australia’s diverse winter landscapes promise something extraordinary.

Join us on this odyssey as we uncover these Australian and New Zealand destinations that embody the essence of a perfect winter – each one deserving a top spot on your travel itinerary for July and August. Elevating the experience further, Malaysia Airlines ensures a journey defined by comfort, elegance, and world-class service – as memorable as the destination itself.

Whale Watching in Sydney: Nature’s Grandest Show

From May to November, thousands of humpback whales migrate along Australia’s coastline in one of nature’s most breathtaking spectacles. Sydney offers prime vantage points to witness these gentle giants, whether from a clifftop lookout or aboard a whale-watching cruise. The awe of seeing a humpback breach against the backdrop of Sydney’s sparkling skyline is an experience that stays with you long after the moment has passed. It’s wild, unforgettable, and yet another reason to start dreaming of Australia.

Perth: A Burst of Colour and Coastal Encounters

Western Australia’s capital, Perth, offers a unique winter blend of blooming wildflowers, marine life and laid-back coastal charm. Stroll through Kings Park, witness humpback whales off the coast or explore Fremantle’s historic streets and buzzing cafés. End your day watching the sun set over Cottesloe Beach for a moment of pure winter magic.
For added adventure, consider a bonus side trip, with the opportunity to discover seven (7) hidden gems across peninsular Malaysia for free (only taxes payable), all easily accessible with Malaysia Airlines. It’s like experiencing two unforgettable destinations in one seamless journey.

Auckland: A North Island Winter Wonderland

If the idea of snowy peaks, cozy escapes, and breathtaking landscapes sets your heart racing, Auckland is the perfect place to start your next adventure. Just a scenic drive from the city, you’ll find the snow-covered slopes of Whakapapa and Tūroa, where you can hit the ski fields, trek across glaciers, or unwind in steamy geothermal pools. Winter reveals a quieter, more intimate side of Auckland – with fewer crowds, crisp clear days, and a vibrant food and culture scene that keeps the city buzzing after sundown.

Wherever your winter dreams take you – from whale-watching in Sydney to sipping hot cocoa in New Zealand, Malaysia Airlines makes getting there part of the adventure. With signature Malaysian Hospitality, premium in-flight offerings, family-friendly amenities, and smooth connections across Australia and New Zealand, your winter escape is just a flight away.

Those travelling from India can take advantage of smooth connections via Kuala Lumpur from 10 major cities, while student travellers enjoy added privileges through the MHexplorer programme – making exploration even more accessible and enriching.

17th July 2025: Sugatsune, a global leader in industrial component hardware, introduces a series of advanced components designed to enhance safety, functionality, and operational efficiency across diverse industrial environments. Central to these innovations is Motion Design Technology (MDT) Sugatsune’s proprietary movement engineering platform that enables customized mechanical motion for improved control, ease of use, and safety. From free stop hinges and assistive lift mechanisms to soft-close dampers and multi linear motion, MDT empowers engineers to tailor movement exactly to application needs resulting in smoother workflows and more reliable equipment performance, particularly for precise and safe lid control.

Among the key highlights is the CJH handle, purpose-built for control boxes and industrial panels. This handle exemplifies both toughness and beautility, combining industrial-grade strength with a clean, modern design. It features a long, color-coded cap available in grey, yellow, black, orange, red, and blue for intuitive operation and clear demarcation of danger zones or designated work areas. The CJH handle supports both front and back mounting with screws, offering flexible installation and ensuring reliable performance in demanding environments.

To ensure equipment stability on uneven surfaces, Sugatsune offers the ADPS and ADP stainless steel leveling glides. These glides feature a hexagonal nut at the base for quick and easy adjustment and are available in robust 304 and 316 stainless steel offering excellent corrosion resistance and long-term durability. Their high load capacity and industrial-grade design make them ideal for heavy-duty applications in challenging environments.

For machinery and industrial enclosures requiring secure and precise lid positioning, the HG S Swivel Torque Hinge delivers outstanding performance. Utilizing MDT, it enables smooth, controlled motion with free stop positioning at any angle. Its central hole allows for seamless cable management, and the hinge has successfully passed a 20,000-cycle open/close test. This hinge is especially suited for large control panels, HMI units, and heavy machinery ensuring safe, reliable access during routine operations.

The HG PA202 Lift Assist Hinge outside back mount is engineered to simplify the lifting of heavy, top-opening lids. It incorporates spring tension for lift assist, a built-in damper for soft-close functionality, and an adjustable torque mechanism for customizable performance. With concealed mounting and hygienic design, it’s ideal for food machinery applications where cleanliness and user safety are critical. It performs best when the lid’s center of gravity is above the rotation axis, achieving peak torque at around 20 degrees.

When it comes to lid control in machinery and enclosures, Sugatsune leads with an extensive range of torque hinge solutions, all engineered around its Motion Design Tech (MDT) philosophy, which emphasizes smooth, precise, and dependable motion. Swivel torque hinges with cable-routing features enable clean rotational movement while allowing safe and efficient routing of wires or tubes through the hinge axis—ideal for applications with integrated electronics or fluid lines. Spring-assist and damper-based torque hinges reduce the effort required to lift heavy lids and ensure controlled, quiet closure, offering improved ergonomics, user safety, and reduced impact on components. Pivot and detachable torque hinges provide robust rotational support with the added convenience of easy panel removal, making them well-suited for modular systems and equipment that requires frequent access or servicing. Two-axis spring-assist hinges enable movement in multiple directions, allowing lids or access panels to open in various orientations—perfect for compact or multifunctional designs. Concealed torque hinges are designed to remain hidden when closed, delivering a clean, seamless look ideal for premium equipment or design-sensitive environments, while stainless steel torque hinges offer maximum durability and corrosion resistance, ensuring long-term performance in harsh or outdoor settings. Together, this comprehensive range empowers engineers with unmatched flexibility, long-lasting reliability, and maintenance-friendly solutions for advanced lid and panel motion systems.

Also featured is the MC MS45 Sealed Magnetic Catch, designed for secure, quiet closures. Its powerful neodymium magnet ensures a firm hold, while the silicone rubber housing reduces impact noise and wear. Available in light and dark grey, this component integrates well into both industrial and commercial equipment. It is compatible with flat counter plates such as MC JMP45, AS 68, or MC JM49, and works optimally with M4 Truss head screws. Note that it is not intended for use in strong acid, alkaline, or high-moisture environments and is rated for temperatures up to 80 degrees Celsius.

Ministry of Pedicure’s AVL PEDI CRUISE MARINE SEA ALGAE MANI-PEDI

A Full-Circle Ritual for Radiant Hands & Feet

July 17, 2025: Inspired by the therapeutic properties of the sea, the Ministry of Pedicure’s AVL Pedi Cruise Marine Sea Algae Mani-Pedi is a luxurious, multi-step ritual that goes beyond surface care. Designed to reduce tan and dryness, it provides a lightening, brightening effect and an anti – aging effect while deeply nourishing the palm and sole.

A tide of marine luxury in every drop, the complete service features seven carefully curated products, each contributing to a skin-enhancing experience.

Ministry of Pedicure’s AVL Pedi Cruise Marine Sea Algae Mani-Pedi

The Ministry of Pedicure’s AVL Pedi Cruise Marine Sea Algae Mani – Pedi is an indulgent 7-step ritual that brings the ocean’s restorative power to your hands and feet. It begins with a Purifying Crystal Soak, that softens skin, and gently removes tan. Essential oil aromas infuse the air as cuticles and skin are softened. Next, Dead Sea Mineral Salt, a highly concentrated salt with essential minerals from the dead sea, deeply softens, nourishes and cleanses. Then, a crisp Cleansing Gel with a new improved formula and oriental scent of green apple. Designed specifically for the care of dry, tired, lacking energy skin. The next which is the Exfoliating Scrub effectively exfoliates dead skin cells, breakdown callused skin and revive skin. A rich Nourishing Cream then soothes and deeply moisturizes, restoring softness. At the heart of the ritual, the Marine Sea Pack & Activator Gel detoxifies the skin, eliminates dead skin particles and impurities, unveiling a natural radiance. The experience ends with the Radiance Serum, that penetrates deep into the skin and provides radiant glow to the hands and feet.

Note: Available in Leading Salons

Why It Stands Out

Vegan free, Cruelty free, Silicon free

Powered by Antioxidant and has organic activities.

Designed to lighten, brighten, hydrate, and nourish deeply

This 57-minute curated experience blends marine-powered ingredients with spa indulgence, making it the ultimate hand and foot ritual that seeks to offer more than just a manicure or pedicure.

AVL PEDI CRUISE MARINE SEA ALGAE MANI-PEDI—redefining hand and foot care, one bag at a time.