In search of quality time? Book a spa holiday!
If terms such as “the triad of change”, “the four seasons of wellbeing” and “the five energetic intelligences” make you think of a sci-fi movie, you’ve obviously not (yet…) stumbled across
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Let’s raise our mugs to beauty treatments
With the trend for nutri-styled cosmetic products looking set to make a big splash, well-known beverage manufacturers Nescafe have recently developed a
Wii three kings – in search of the perfect Christmas present
If you’re looking for perfect Christmas presents for your family members, your choices will naturally depend on their age, interests and priorities.
Spa treatments – wrapping up for Christmas
With the festive season fast approaching, it’s time to dust down the LBD (little black dress) and extract the glitzy diamante sandals from the depths
Grow old in style – visit a spa regularly
A recent report in the Lancet, based on the analysis of data from over 30 countries, showed that the probability of living past the age of 80 has doubled
Beauty treatments: talking facial to facial
Many of us give plenty of thought to our face on a daily – and nightly – basis, adorning it with a variety of lotions and potions, but all
Why the 70s were so good for us – and why spa breaks are good for us today
Eating unhealthily can damage your carbon footprint. In fact, without being too indelicate, people who eat excessively could currently be generating an
When the swine flu’s flown, it’s time for some pampering
If you’re one of the thousands of inhabitants of the UK who have been unlucky enough to fall prey to swine flu in the past couple of months, you
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