Sulwhasoo partners with Four Seasons Hotel Seoul for holistic wellness project
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yna@yna.co.kr | 2026-03-03 15:38:58
| ▲ “Moon Jar Cake” presented through the collaboration between Sulwhasoo and Four Seasons Hotel Seoul. Photo courtesy of South Korean luxury beauty brand Sulwhasoo. (PHOTO NOT FOR SALE) (Yonhap) |
SEOUL, March 3 (Yonhap) -- Luxury beauty brand Sulwhasoo said Tuesday it is launching an integrated wellness project, titled “Holistic Heritage Experience,” in collaboration with Four Seasons Hotel Seoul.
The project combines a premium urban hotel experience with K-luxury beauty, bringing together Korean heritage and modern wellness philosophy into a single immersive program.
Under the room package “Holistic Heritage Retreat,” guests staying in suite rooms will receive a “JinSeol Heritage 6-Piece Kit,” featuring Sulwhasoo’s JinSeol Cream, eye cream, serum and emulsion.
As part of the culinary program, the hotel’s executive pastry chef, Steven Jin, has created a “Moon Jar Cake” inspired by JinSeol Cream. The dessert draws on the symbolic white moon jar associated with the cream, as well as ginseng berry, a key ingredient. An afternoon tea set featuring desserts and beverages inspired by the moon jar and ginseng berry will also be available.
The room package will run through the end of this year, while the culinary program will be offered until May 31.
An official from Four Seasons Hotel Seoul said the collaboration was designed to fully deliver Sulwhasoo’s blend of traditional values and modern technology to suite guests through a refined hospitality experience.
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