Much attention is usually given to the face in skincare, whereas neck and décolleté-this very sensitive area that includes the neck and upper chest-get neglected.
There’s a new buzz in the beauty world, and it’s glistening in gold! If you haven’t heard about SW1 Spa’s 24K Uplift Facial yet, prepare to be dazzled. This isn’t just your average spa treatment; it’s a luxurious experience that will leave your skin glowing like a goddess.
If your skin is looking a little lacklustre and dull, read on for our favourite go-to facials to bring that sparkle and glow.
Raise your hand up if you love a good facial. I’m sure we can all attest to the benefits of a good facial, not only is it good for the skin, it is an excellent way to relax while indulging in some me time.
While it is true that our skin starts to age from our mid 20s, it’s not till we’re in our 40s that the signs of aging start to show on our face. The most common signs of aging include wrinkles, dullness, dryness and even sagging skin. Aesthetic treatments may be aplenty but did you know facials these days can improve one’s skin condition too?
If you’re looking to end the year with a bang and by a bang, we mean a red-carpet glow worthy of the ‘gram to match your party wardrobe, here are some facials you might want to consider that’s not only relaxing but also great for the skin.
Everyone wants to achieve the best skin they ever can no matter their age and we’re here to help you on your journey on this beauty holy grail.
Party season is upon us and while it seems it’s that time of the year to wind down when in reality, there are a multitude of tasks and errands to be done before we can finally settle in to enjoy that well deserved glass of champagne. Or two.
It’s no secret that all women, regardless of age or ethnicity want even, clear and radiant skin. Unfortunately for many women, it becomes even more challenging having to tackle skin concerns such as dark spots or hyperpigmentation.
If you are familiar with TCM (traditional Chinese medicine), you would have heard of different foods being referred to as being ‘heaty’ and ‘cooling’.
This concept is based on the Chinese philosophy of yin (cooling) and yang (heaty), and the terms ‘heaty’ and ‘cooling’ are used as a classification system to describe symptoms and characteristics of certain foods and the effects they have on our body. This is a system that has been developed over more than 2,000 years of detailed observation in TCM.
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