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Yahoo
22-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Mystic™ + UNITY® Introduces New Luxury Model Skincare Spray Booth
Next-Gen Booth Now Offers More Customization and Enhanced Features MACEDONIA, Ohio, May 22, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Mystic, the trailblazer in automated sunless tanning, proudly unveils a revolutionized Mystic + UNITY booth system, an advanced, full-body skincare experience that redefines beauty treatments. This represents the brand's first major innovation in over a decade, reaffirming its leadership in the industry. Mystic is part of the INNOVÉ Beauty & Wellness brand portfolio (formerly Sunless, Inc.), the leading premium manufacturer and marketer of spray-tanning equipment, solutions and self-tan skincare products. The new UNITY booth delivers fully customized sessions with advanced upgrades that set a new standard in science, skincare and technology. It offers expanded options, including WellFit™ Skincare Solutions and natural essential oil fragrances, with added heat for comfort and upgraded MagneTan® technology for smoother, more even coverage. "UNITY has always been a favorite among salons for its reliability and stunning color results," said Randy Zeno, CEO of INNOVÉ Beauty & Wellness. "This next-generation upgrade reflects our commitment to deliver the most advanced skincare technology breakthrough in the industry. By integrating WellFit, we are offering businesses and clients additional tools that deliver a more holistic experience." WellFit is a full-body skincare treatment delivered in just two minutes from the UNITY booth and may be used as a stand-alone service or an add-on to a tan. This combination of high-tech equipment and integrative skincare helps to keep skin hydrated, improve collagen and protect the skin's barrier. "With self-care and performance beauty trending, our sleek new UNITY booth empowers businesses to captivate results-driven clients with premium, flexible skincare—during tanning or as a stand-alone service," said Nadine Lee Carter, Interim VP of Marketing, INNOVÉ Beauty & Wellness. The new Mystic + UNITY booth is available to order now. For more information visit About INNOVÉ Beauty & Wellness INNOVÉ Beauty & Wellness (formerly Sunless, Inc.) is the premier leader in full-body skin care and spray tan solutions and the power behind the best-known brands — Mystic™, Norvell®, VersaSpa®, and WELLFIT™. These brands collectively account for over 18 million spray treatments annually, provided by more than 7,000 salons, fitness clubs, spas, and professionals worldwide. Founded in 2000, INNOVÉ Beauty & Wellness is a portfolio company of Castle Harlan and Branford Castle, with its headquarters in Macedonia, Ohio. View source version on Contacts Media Contact: Edwige Buteauebuteau@ Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Business Wire
22-05-2025
- Business
- Business Wire
Mystic™ + UNITY® Introduces New Luxury Model Skincare Spray Booth
MACEDONIA, Ohio--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Mystic, the trailblazer in automated sunless tanning, proudly unveils a revolutionized Mystic + UNITY booth system, an advanced, full-body skincare experience that redefines beauty treatments. This represents the brand's first major innovation in over a decade, reaffirming its leadership in the industry. Mystic is part of the INNOVÉ Beauty & Wellness brand portfolio (formerly Sunless, Inc.), the leading premium manufacturer and marketer of spray-tanning equipment, solutions and self-tan skincare products. The new UNITY booth delivers fully customized sessions with advanced upgrades that set a new standard in science, skincare and technology. It offers expanded options, including WellFit™ Skincare Solutions and natural essential oil fragrances, with added heat for comfort and upgraded MagneTan® technology for smoother, more even coverage. 'UNITY has always been a favorite among salons for its reliability and stunning color results,' said Randy Zeno, CEO of INNOVÉ Beauty & Wellness. 'This next-generation upgrade reflects our commitment to deliver the most advanced skincare technology breakthrough in the industry. By integrating WellFit, we are offering businesses and clients additional tools that deliver a more holistic experience.' WellFit is a full-body skincare treatment delivered in just two minutes from the UNITY booth and may be used as a stand-alone service or an add-on to a tan. This combination of high-tech equipment and integrative skincare helps to keep skin hydrated, improve collagen and protect the skin's barrier. 'With self-care and performance beauty trending, our sleek new UNITY booth empowers businesses to captivate results-driven clients with premium, flexible skincare—during tanning or as a stand-alone service,' said Nadine Lee Carter, Interim VP of Marketing, INNOVÉ Beauty & Wellness. The new Mystic + UNITY booth is available to order now. For more information visit About INNOVÉ Beauty & Wellness INNOVÉ Beauty & Wellness (formerly Sunless, Inc.) is the premier leader in full-body skin care and spray tan solutions and the power behind the best-known brands — Mystic™, Norvell®, VersaSpa®, and WELLFIT™. These brands collectively account for over 18 million spray treatments annually, provided by more than 7,000 salons, fitness clubs, spas, and professionals worldwide. Founded in 2000, INNOVÉ Beauty & Wellness is a portfolio company of Castle Harlan and Branford Castle, with its headquarters in Macedonia, Ohio.
Yahoo
16-05-2025
- General
- Yahoo
Phoenix Zoo mourns Mystic the Mountain Lion
The Brief Mystic the Mountain Lion has died, the Phoenix Zoo said on May 15. She was humanely euthanized due to advanced renal failure. Her death comes months after her sister, Sierra, died from the same disease. PHOENIX - The Phoenix Zoo is mourning the loss of Mystic the Mountain Lion just months after losing her sister. What they're saying "It is with a heavy heart we share that 18-year-old mountain lion, Mystic, was humanely euthanized this week due to rapidly declining health caused by advanced renal failure. Her sister, Sierra, passed away in February of the same disease," the Phoenix Zoo said on May 15. The zoo says Mystic and her sister Sierra arrived in Phoenix as orphaned cubs from South Dakota. "Our keepers and staff cared for the sisters for the last 17 years and are dearly missing their secretive but sweet nature," the zoo said. When the zoo's new Big Cats of Arizona exhibit opened, Mystic moved in to her new home. "We feel fortunate to have witnessed her exploring the space and having the chance to welcome guests to the new habitat," the zoo said. The zoo says Mystic and Sierra are the blueprint for how they support and raise orphaned mountain lions. "We celebrate their legacy and impact by continuing to grant second chances at life, starting with Fern and Thistle who will be joining us later this summer," the zoo said.
Yahoo
10-05-2025
- Yahoo
Man struck, killed by Amtrak train in Groton
GROTON, Conn. (WTNH) — An unidentified man was struck and killed by an Amtrak train in Groton on Friday morning. Amtrak said in a statement that Amtrak train 93 was traveling from Boston, Mass. to Norfolk, Va. when at approximately 11:11 a.m. the train struck a person who, 'was trespassing on the track came into contact with the train west of Mystic.' Amtrak said no injuries were reported by either the passengers or the crew onboard. They said they are working with local law enforcement to investigate the incident. Gorton Police confirmed an adult man died. Check back for updates. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
01-05-2025
- General
- Yahoo
Meet the New England team working to rescue the seals
BLOCK ISLAND, R.I. — The Mystic Aquarium Animal Rescue Team has never been busier. Looking through binoculars, program manager Sarah Callan scanned the shoreline for a growing problem on Block Island, Rhode Island — entangled seals. When fishing gear, garbage or a balloon gets wrapped around a gray seal's neck, it tightens as the marine mammal — which can exceed 800 pounds — grows and can lead to significant injury or death. Twenty entangled gray seals have been reported to the Connecticut-based non-profit so far this year; that is more than what's typically documented by Mystic annually. Callan called the spike 'alarming.' NBC News was given rare access to follow Mystic, working in partnership with the Atlantic Marine Conservation Society and Block Island Maritime Institute, as they set out to disentangle seals born within the last several months. Callan and her colleagues flanked a group of seal pups sunbathing on the water's edge. They army-crawled in an attempt not to spook the herd, before sprinting in with bright red boards to separate the entangled pup and scoop him up with a net in a feat of speed and impeccable timing. Once the pup was contained, the team drew blood, attached a tracker for research and cut him free of the fishing net constricting his neck. 'We're going to be able to just release the seal today and avoid having to bring it into our clinic for rehab,' Callan said, as the team worked. 'The quicker we can get out here to disentangle them, the better.' This is the same team that took in a wayward seal stranded in downtown New Haven, Connecticut, in February. The seal pup won over the internet with his big eyes and sweet cry, and the public even voted on his name, 'Chappy.' Sadly, he didn't make it, succumbing to gastrointestinal issues that were too severe to treat. In a statement posted online, Mystic also said they found pieces of plastic in his stomach, 'highlighting the threat that marine debris, especially plastics, poses to marine animals.' Some estimates suggest plastic pollution kills more than 100,000 marine mammals every year. 'The amount of animals that are interacting with human-made products and debris within the first couple months of their life is a bit alarming,' Callan said, 'and it directly relates to the state of the ocean. … We feel that it's our job to help share that message and educate people on the threats they face.' It's a mounting fight that Mystic isn't giving up on. The team cheered, as the seal they just cut free from netting galumphed (the undulating motion seals use to move on land) back into the ocean. 'You get to give an animal a second chance at life that they normally wouldn't have without our intervention,' Callan said. 'It's such a special moment to see.' This article was originally published on
