The world's first electrolyte facial is landing this month - and it's about to become your post-summer skincare obsession

If your skincare routine has been crying out for a reset after weeks of sunshine, SPF and one too many Aperol Spritzes, there's a brand-new treatment launching this month that deserves a spot on your beauty radar.

nonni has teamed up with luxury at-home beauty platform Ruuby to launch what they're describe as the world's first electrolyte facial - a 60-minute treatment designed to give tired, dehydrated skin a serious glow-up.

Launching on Monday 10 August, the treatment takes the idea of replenishing electrolytes beyond your water bottle and into your skincare routine. Think intense hydration, sculpting massage techniques and plenty of glow-inducing ingredients that leave skin looking brighter, plumper and refreshed.

The facial combines enzyme exfoliation, lymphatic drainage massage, cooling rose quartz gua sha and electrolyte-rich skincare to help reduce puffiness, strengthen the skin barrier and boost radiance – making it the perfect antidote to skin that's feeling a little worse for wear after summer holidays and heatwaves.

Better still? You don't even need to leave the house. Like all Ruuby treatments, the facial is delivered by a professional therapist in the comfort of your own home, hotel or office, so you can enjoy a spa-worthy experience without stepping foot outside. Priced at £90, it's an indulgent but accessible way to give your skin a seasonal reset.

With skin hydration continuing to dominate the beauty world, this first-of-its-kind treatment feels perfectly timed. Whether you're looking to revive a dull complexion, de-puff before a big event or simply indulge in an hour of self-care, this could be one of the most exciting beauty launches of the season.

And if the promise of intensely hydrated, sculpted and glowing skin wasn't enough, the treatment aims to leave your complexion looking calm, refreshed and radiant - basically the skincare equivalent of feeling your best after that first sip of an ice-cold drink