Valmont Unveils HYDRA3, TIME MASTER XL and The Art of Longevity for a New Era of Advanced Skincare

Valmont is expanding its approach to modern beauty with three major launches that connect high performance skincare with the broader science of skin longevity. HYDRA3 introduces a new hydration ritual focused on the skin’s three protective barriers, TIME MASTER XL offers an intensive 28 day treatment designed as a concentrated skin reset, while The Art of Longevity takes the conversation beyond skincare with a personalized program combining genetic and epigenetic insights with lifestyle recommendations.

Together, the launches reflect Valmont’s longstanding focus on cellular skincare and its continued exploration of the relationship between science, beauty and wellbeing.

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HYDRA3 is built around the idea that effective hydration goes beyond simply adding water to the surface of the skin. The five piece collection combines Valmont’s signature Triple DNA with hyaluronic acid and a new fermented gentian extract developed through green biotechnology. According to Valmont, the formulation is designed to attract, retain and regulate water while supporting the skin’s microbiological, chemical and physical barriers, with hydration lasting for up to 72 hours.

The collection includes HYDRA3 Mist, Booster, Charging Cream, Contour and Mask. The Mist creates a fine hydrating veil for the face and body, while the Booster combines two molecular weights of hyaluronic acid with a pore refining complex. The Charging Cream pairs Triple DNA with shea butter, while the Contour focuses on the delicate eye area. The Mask provides an intensive hydration treatment designed to leave moisturizing molecules on the skin even after rinsing.

Valmont has also developed a dedicated facial protocol around the collection called Hydration of the Bisses. Offered at La Maison Valmont spas and spa partners, the experience incorporates lymphatic drainage techniques alongside the HYDRA3 formulas. The brand is also connecting the collection to environmental conservation, with a portion of sales from each HYDRA3 product supporting the Ice & Life NGO project focused on Swiss glaciers and post glacial ecosystems.

For a more intensive approach, TIME MASTER XL introduces a four week treatment built around four vials and a concentrated combination of Valmont technologies. The treatment combines Salmon DNA, Liposomal RNA, biomimetic peptides and advanced encapsulation technology. At its core is a double biomimetic nano emulsion designed to deliver a high concentration of active ingredients with precision and speed.

Valmont says TIME MASTER XL brings together key active ingredients from several of its flagship rituals at concentrations 33 percent higher than their original formulations. These include fermented gentian extract from HYDRA3, Silanol DNA from the Vitality Ritual, Swiss Phyto Complex from the Luminosity Ritual, C Drone from the Lifting Rx Ritual and a biomimetic peptide cocktail from the V Firm Ritual.

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The formula also incorporates Valmont’s Liposomal Triple DNA, Liposomal RNA and Reti Boost. The brand states that the overall formula contains 91.6 percent ingredients of natural origin and uses multiple liposomal systems to support targeted delivery and ingredient stability.

Valmont reports that instrumental testing over four weeks showed a visible reduction in wrinkles alongside improvements in elasticity, radiance and hydration. The company says results were visible from the first week and remained measurable one week after the final application. These figures are based on Valmont’s own testing and should be understood in that context.

TIME MASTER XL is priced at US$1,950 and is available through La Maison Valmont, Valmont spas and participating retail and spa partners worldwide.

The third launch moves into a broader interpretation of longevity. The Art of Longevity is a personalized program developed by Valmont CEO Sophie Vann Guillon in collaboration with longevity specialist Dr. Filippo Ongaro. Rather than focusing exclusively on cosmetic skincare, the program considers skin, sleep, mobility, nutrition and mental resilience as interconnected elements of wellbeing.

The experience begins with an analysis of biological, functional and emotional factors. According to Valmont, its genetic assessment examines 146 variations across 90 genes, while a 40 question lifestyle questionnaire considers areas including skincare, nutrition, physical activity, sleep, stress management and social interaction. These inputs are used to create a personalized Signature Longevity Blueprint.

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The second phase uses that blueprint to establish tailored recommendations across six dimensions of longevity. The final phase translates those recommendations into products, facials, massage protocols and access to specialists working across areas including nutrition, sleep, movement and stress. The program also incorporates mind body treatments, tailored aromatherapy and facial techniques including fasciatherapy, lymphatic drainage and Kobido.

The Art of Longevity is currently available in Madrid and at La Maison Valmont at The Carlyle in New York, with Munich and Beverly Hills also part of the program’s rollout described in the release. The Signature Longevity Blueprint is priced at US$1,500, while personalized treatments at the Maison begin at US$295.

Privacy is also a central part of the program because of its use of genetic analysis. Valmont says the testing is conducted with BMR Genomics, with data encrypted and anonymized in accordance with applicable regulations including GDPR. The company states that raw genetic data remains confidential and is not shared or used outside the individual evaluation.

With HYDRA3, TIME MASTER XL and The Art of Longevity, Valmont is presenting three different interpretations of its evolving approach to beauty. One focuses on maintaining hydration and barrier function, another on an intensive short term skin treatment, and the third on a more personalized concept of longevity that extends beyond traditional skincare. Together, they show how the Swiss Maison is connecting its cellular science heritage with increasingly individualized beauty and wellness experiences.