The tradition linked to preventive health and well-being, the elements of the territory and new ideas that exploit the beneficial properties of water and mud, transforming them into beauty products. It happens in the Terme Euganee area, the largest, most important and ancient spa in Europe, specializing in the treatment of mud-balneo-therapy.
This territory boasts a millenary thermal tradition that blends with the ancient cult of Aponus, god of thermal water and healing virtues, and from which the name of the city of Abano, in the province of Padua, derives.
The thermal water with which the clay is sprinkled rises from the subsoil due to the particular composition of the rock that it encounters here, after a long underground journey made in many years by the Prealps, during which the simple rainwater is enriched with mineral salts and it warms up. Here the “Euganean thermal mud” matures, which for at least two centuries has been the subject of studies and research.
It is the only mud whose effectiveness is guaranteed by a European patent and is recognized as a DOC by the Veneto Region. Its properties are many. It has a preventive, analgesic and anti-inflammatory action, stimulates the immune system and the reconstruction of cartilage. But not only that, the mud stimulates endorphins and has a remineralizing, detoxifying and purifying action.
These characteristics therefore make the mud and the hyperthermal salt-bromine-iodine water of Abano elements that are widely used in the field of aesthetics, thus giving rise to various product lines that exploit these unique features in the world. from Abano Thermal Cosmetics to Abano Terme Skincare, passing through Abano Spa and Vyta Abano Biocosmesi. Creams, scrubs, serums, thermal waters and clays are the basis of the offer of beauty and well-being. The muds, draining and stimulating for the circulation, act by osmosis, a process by which the mud tends to absorb water, to this reason is used to fight cellulite and excess toxins, so in contact with the body they purify the skin and are therefore used to keep the skin young.
For the face they have the ability to eliminate dead cells and impurities, thus giving new vigor and brightness to the epidermis, hydrating it. But also the hair can exploit the nourishing qualities of the Aponense mud through compresses, especially for dry hair and at risk of split ends.