Joëlle Guillemot grew up in Brittany, where she learnt to appreciate and respect the beauty of nature.  Today she lives near Paris.

Her career as a psychologist and coach in large French companies led her to consider the importance of relaxation in maintaining personal balance.   She realised that, by creating an area that evokes nature where the senses are awakened, the feeling of relaxation and wellbeing is immediate.

Then, approaching her forties, she decided to create a place dedicated to well-being and came up with the Omnisens concept, based on discovering the pleasure of the senses and the benefits of nature.

Her innovative spa concept took shape in the Bercy business district in Paris. It was aimed at men and women looking for relaxation as an antidote to city life.

The Omnisens Spa was created in 2004 in Paris (600 m2, with 12 treatment rooms, a relaxing area and a tea room with herbal teas, a hammam and Jacuzzi).

This pilot spa enabled Omnisens to gain spa expertise, and notably to stand out because of the creativity of the treatments offered, the spa packages and seasonal, one-off treatments.

In a few years, the Omnisens Spa became renowned in its field of expertise.

Its original approach attracted a great deal of interest in the French and worldwide press.

 

It was elected one of the top "100 best Spas in the World" by the Insider’s Guide (US) and ELLE Japan.

Today, Omnisens has 30,000 names of clients on its files who have experienced the Spa in Paris.

From 2004 to 2009, the Omnisens Spa was a benchmark spa, with around 10,000 clients per year.

 

Naturally and calmly, Joëlle Guillemot decided to go further, by making the memories of the Omnisens Spa Experience available at home.  She listened to her clients as they told her which fragrances, textures and products they liked and then created a beautiful range of luxury 100% spa cosmetics, which she poetically defined as "sensorial and natural."
She transports us into a gentle, dreamlike world, with an emphasis on the contemporary, on clean lines and discreet, stylish details.

 

Particular attention was paid to textures and fragrances, so the range would take on a sensorial dimension … smooth creams and scrubs, fresh delicate fragrances …