The Sound of the Hebrides: Immersive Sound Treatments for Deep Relaxation

Why have we developed sound treatments?

‘ishga’ is derived from the gaelic word for water - ‘uisge’. Water is an appropriate place for us to start in this description of Swell’s ishga Sound Treatments project. Water is central to ishga’s range of skincare products, which are created using hand-harvested seaweed from around the shores of the Hebridean Islands in the outermost reaches of north west Scotland. ishga have developed a unique way to process the seaweed, extractingvitamins, minerals, amino acids, anti-oxidants and essential fatty acids, combining them with local spring water to harvest over 86 vitamins and minerals creating a truly unique range of organic skincare with the most remarkable anti-aging, hydrating and skin-renewing properties.

The Hebrides are a key component to what makes ishga so special - the islands natural beauty. On one side they are battered by the might of the Atlantic ocean where the ferocious power of water can be felt in its full devastating effect, on the other the island naturally gives shelter, forming golden sands, beautiful landscapes and clear and calm bays and beaches as a result. To continue reading click here

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