CANNES, France — The Dior Suite on the famed Majestic Hotel is re-opening its doors during this yr’s Cannes Film Festival.

The home will once more welcome stars inside its beauty suite at some point of the festival for skincare, beauty treatments and glam squad prep.

This yr the suite has taken on natural elements, with guests entering a room stuffed with tropical touches and a grand archway before entering into the space.

Catherine Bourgeois and Delphine Langlois, founders of l’Académie des Facialistes in Paris, are bringing their specialist hands to the suite starting Tuesday. The duo will offer a variety of illuminating 15-minute treatments using massage techniques combined with Dior skincare to assist guests prepare for the red carpet, or simply get better from the festival’s late nights.

Dior’s Lucibel mask, which uses red light to stimulate skin, promote regeneration and boost the production of collagen and elastin, can be center stage when entering the suite. The mask is often only available on the Dior flagship and the Cheval Blanc in Paris, but can be available for VIPs throughout the festival.

The Dior suite is perched on the sixth floor of the Majestic Hotel and is just steps from the red carpet, with 4,850 square feet overlooking the Mediterranean.

French beauty brand Leonor Greyl, renowned for its natural botanical ingredients using plant proteins and flower extracts, can be readily available with hair treatments, while makeup can be rooftop on the JW Marriott hotel.

The Dior suite hopes to have its usual slate of celebrity guests throughout the festival. Faces Charlize Theron, Natalie Portman and Jennifer Lawrence are previous guests of the suite, while makeup artists Phophie Mathias, Fred Marin, Sam Visser, Alexandra Schiavi, Carole Hannah and Christina Lutz have worked on their clients within the suite.

For those staying longer than a fortnight, Dior has recently opened a spa on the Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc in nearby Antibes.