[Mumbai, 21st November 2025] — House of Beauty, India’s leading name in face yoga, clean skincare, and non-invasive facial fitness, announces the opening of its first House of Beauty Wellness Centre in Mumbai. After establishing a strong presence in Delhi, Gurgaon, Jaipur, and Nagpur, the brand now brings its signature blend of holistic treatments, science-backed skincare, and advanced facial-fitness technology to one of India’s most beauty-forward markets. Rooted in the philosophy of “healing rather than harming,” the new Mumbai space merges modern skin science with mindful self-care, offering a sanctuary where natural lifting, muscle toning, fascia release, and clean formulations come together to create long-lasting, barrier-safe results.
“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 aging gracefully through face yoga, therapeutic facials, and mindful self-care,” says Vibhuti Arora, Founder, House of Beauty. “Opening the House of Beauty Wellness Centre in Mumbai was truly the need of the hour, an organic next step to serve a market that has embraced us so wholeheartedly. With this launch, we’re bringing the entire House of Beauty experience closer to a city that is ready for the next era of clean, conscious beauty.”
House of Beauty’s expansion into Mumbai marks an important milestone in the brand’s growth journey. The city’s facial-fitness culture, wellness awareness, and curiosity about beauty-tech inspired the creation of a unique split-level model in which services and retail coexist in equal measure. With a digital and product-purchasing customer base in Mumbai already so large, the launch of a company-owned centre allows House of Beauty to set the highest benchmarks for quality and deliver treatments exactly as envisioned.
At the new Mumbai centre, clients can experience the full House of Beauty ecosystem, rooted in face yoga, fascia therapy, lymphatic work, and science-forward skincare seamlessly integrated with beauty technologies like LED chromotherapy, cryo sculpting, and micro-vibration stimulation. The brand is also introducing new-age PDRN and Exosome-based facial rituals for the first time in Mumbai, offering advanced, repair-driven, needle-free solutions designed to stimulate collagen, repair the skin barrier, and deliver visible lifting and rejuvenation. Alongside its treatment offerings, the centre features a robust retail experience where visitors can explore the brand’s clean skincare formulations, sculpting tools such as gua sha, ice globes, and the Face Lift Pro, as well as new innovations in hair growth.
Every therapist at the Mumbai centre undergoes extensive CIDESCO-certified training, led personally by Vibhuti Arora and senior master trainers. The program covers fascia release, lymphatic drainage, face yoga protocols, pressure techniques, breathwork, ensuring precision, consistency, and a truly holistic experience for every client. This commitment to rigorous training and clean, science-backed facial fitness is what sets House of Beauty apart and makes its treatments both transformative and barrier-safe.
“At House of Beauty, our approach is simple: we strengthen the skin rather than stress it. Mumbai is leading India’s shift toward conscious, toxin-free, needle-free skincare, and with this centre, we’re bringing expert-led, science-backed beauty solutions closer to a community that is truly ready for the future of facial fitness,” Vibhuti adds.
Founded in 2018 by Vibhuti Arora, House of Beauty India is built on the mission to revolutionize skincare through clean formulations, non-invasive techniques, face yoga education, and science-backed facial fitness. Spanning digital courses, wellness centres, sculpting tools, and a complete skincare line, the brand empowers individuals to heal, strengthen, and glow from within, naturally and holistically.
