Thornton Hall's Christmas Shopping Spectacular gets a 2023 makeover

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Thornton Hall Hotel & Spa's amazing Christmas Shopping Spectacular has had an exciting makeover for 2023. This highly anticipated extravaganza invites you to explore the wonders of Christmas from 13th to 25th November, and includes 12 days of shopping events, discounts, Christmas gift sets and exclusive treatments. Read on to find out more.

MONDAY 13TH NOVEMBER
Pop in to the Health club to explore a huge variety of Christmas gift vouchers, available instantly via email on in a Thornton Hall Gift Box.

TUESDAY 14TH NOVEMBER
A magical afternoon at The Lodge! Meet brand specialists from Elemis, ESPA and Murad, get exclusive access to the Christmas Collections plus spin to win with Elemis! Tickets are £10 redeemable against products. Pre-booking is required. 2pm-8pm.

WEDNESDAY 15TH NOVEMBER
10% off all Moroccan Oil Christmas gift sets plus gift with selected purchases at The Hair Spa.

THURSDAY 16TH NOVEMBER
Enjoy Christmas cocktails and the launch of Inika Organic's Festive Collection. Receive a 10% discount plus gift with selected purchases. Tickets £5 redeemable against products. Pre-booking is required. Head to the Makeup Studio between 5pm and 8pm.

FRIDAY 17TH NOVEMBER
Exclusive launch of Christmas collections from OPI with 10% off. Book your Christmas candy cane manicure or pedicure with complimentary hand or foot massage. Pre-booking for this Nail Bar event is required.

SATURDAY 18TH NOVEMBER and SATURDAY 25TH NOVEMBER
One-to-one styling session at The Hair Spa at the GHD Style Suite with exclusive access to the new Christmas collection. Plus frestive cocktail during your appointment. Tickets are £10 and are redeemable on any retail purchase, 10% off all products and gifts with selected purchases. Pre-booking required.

MONDAY 20TH NOVEMBER and FRIDAY 24TH NOVEMBER
Take the stress out of Christmas shopping this year. Book a personal shopper appointment with a brand specialist to help you find the perfect gift. Plus, recieve gift wrapping at £6 per gift. Pre-booking for The Spa required.

TUESDAY 21ST NOVEMBER
Chat to The Hair Spa's Olaplex expert for all things hair care. Access the new Christmas collection with 10% off all gifts. Plus exclusive offer on Fabriq smoothing system treatment this day only.

WEDNESDAY 22ND NOVEMBER
Exclusive wellness talk with Bernice Price, the Aerobics Studio's life coach, and discover luxury homeware gifts form ESPA and My Social Sister. 3.15pm, just pop in.

THURSDAY 23RD NOVEMBER
One day exclusive! the perfect chance to grab those little stocking fillers. Gifts from Yodeyma perfumes, INIKA Makeup, Olaplex, Elemis and more. Pop in to the Health Club Reception.

To book your places contact The Spa at lodge@thorntonhallhotel.com or on 0151 353 3737; or The Hair Spa at thehairspa@thorntonhallhotel.com or on 0151 353 008.

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