Project V, a French brand of premium beauty and wellness products, took part in a private presentation of Jacob & Co. Beachfront Living by Ohana, a flagship luxury development. Held at a historic château in Bordeaux, the event brought together more than 70 luxury industry professionals, international investors and high-end real estate experts.
The highlight of Project V’s participation was a demonstration of qTest, an innovative testing system developed in collaboration with renowned Italian dermatology professor and integrative medicine expert Torello Lotti. qTest is designed to rapidly assess key physiological indicators that directly affect overall well-being, youthfulness, and vitality.
The test takes no more than five minutes. Using a saliva sample, the system cross-references two key health markers: oxidative stress (REDOX) and acid–base balance (pH), helping assess antioxidant status. No blood sample is required, and users can perform the test themselves.
Guests had the chance to see how qTest works and take the test themselves. They also received recommendations on using Project V nutraceuticals to address nutrient deficiencies identified through testing.
The presentation in Bordeaux highlighted the strong synergy between Jacob & Co.’s vision of personalized living and Project V’s individual approach to health management.
For prospective residents and investors in this major international development, who value exceptional standards of comfort, the approach was a natural extension of “tailored living”: a space where architectural luxury meets a commitment to longevity.
Freedom International Group sees hotels, spas and wellness venues as promising avenues for qTest’s expansion. Our goal is to introduce the system to hotels around the world, making it a familiar and useful part of a holiday, a wellness program or a short business trip.
Our ambitions extend well beyond the premium segment. We aim to make simple self-care tools accessible to as many people as possible and help establish healthy habits from an early age, starting in preschools.
The qTest demonstration in Bordeaux confirmed that modern health-monitoring technologies are becoming an integral part of a comprehensive approach to well-being in today’s fast-paced, often stressful world.