The skincare brand expands to Mumbai as demand for non-invasive, technology-led facial treatments grows
House of Beauty, a homegrown skincare and facial-fitness brand, has opened its first wellness centre in Mumbai, expanding its footprint beyond Delhi, Gurgaon, Jaipur and Nagpur as interest in non-invasive beauty treatments grows. The company said the Mumbai centre will offer face yoga, fascia therapy, lymphatic treatments and technology-based services such as LED chromotherapy and cryo sculpting. It is also introducing PDRN and exosome-based facial rituals in the city for the first time.
“Mumbai has always been a wellness-forward, beauty-conscious city, home to Bollywood, creators, and professionals who genuinely value looking good the clean, holistic way. This showed us a clear demand for expert-led, science-backed, non-invasive beauty solutions. The city resonates deeply with our philosophy of ageing gracefully through face yoga, therapeutic facials, and mindful self-care,” said Vibhuti Arora, Founder, House of Beauty.
The centre combines treatment rooms with a retail section offering the brand’s clean skincare products and facial-sculpting tools, including gua sha and ice globes. The company said therapists undergo CIDESCO-certified training in techniques such as fascia release and lymphatic drainage.
Founded in 2018, House of Beauty has built a business around face yoga, non-invasive routines and clean formulations, supported by online courses, physical centres and consumer tools. The Mumbai launch comes as Indian urban markets see rising adoption of needle-free and technology-assisted skincare services.
