Indulging in Pampering Facials and Treatments
As I have mentioned previously, our mummies deserve the best and more. Especially mummies to be. Can you imagine, having to endure the onslaught of morning sickness, swollen ankles and water retention? For 9 whole months? *shudders shudders*
Nonetheless, be ready for some good news that I’m going to share with you! ClearSK Aesthetic Centres has a fantastic range of pampering facials and treatments great for offsetting the preggie blues. However please leave out the body slimming treatments. After little one is born, you get the go ahead.
Highly recommended for our beloved mummies to be:
- Scrubber (facial) Does away with dead cells, excess sebum, make-up residues and other harmful substances on the skin surface.
- Iontophorosis (facial). Good for treating melasma and other pigmented lesion.
- Microdermabrasion. It is a great stimulant of cell growth, aged skin, acne and scars, uneven pigmentation, enlarged pores, stretch marks, and wrinkles.
These treatments and facials will be administered by certified lady doctors, who truly care and understand your intrinsic needs and preferences. They have a wealth of experience in the beauty and aesthetics industry, and are qualified in lasers, aesthetics and dermatology. Hence not to worry, your beauty and aesthetic needs are in expert hands.
In fact, be bowled away by ClearSK’s newest outlet at Orchard Central! The warm lighting, the crystal chandeliers, cosy arm chairs situated at the lounge area provide a soothing atmosphere great for stress relief and relaxation. Definitely a cosy and comfortable place mummies to be will enjoy!
For more information on how ClearSK can provide positive indulgence during the most wonderful period of your life, visit their website: http://www.clearskincentre.com/ for more details.
Till then...
Friday, July 30, 2010
Monday, July 26, 2010
Expectantly Stylish
Trendy Maternity Wear
“Girl ah! I came across this website that shows very nice maternity wear! So pretty, so sleek looking, I’ve been bugging your uncle to buy them for me! Come come, I show you the website. It’s called Mothers En Vogue. Sounds so atas right?”
Out of curiosity, I went to take a look at the maternity wear my aunt was gushing about and boy, she was right. I revel in the fact that Mothers En Vogue’s dresses and tops flatter practically all body types well, just like second skin, transforming our dearest mummies into stylish and sexy mamas. It is very unlike some maternity wear that is unflattering to the figure, emphasizing on unsightly flaws instead of doing their part in camouflaging them.
Furthermore, Mothers En Vogue’s maternity wear are very comfortable. It’s soft, silky, and the best part is this: the clothes are made from environmentally friendly alternatives that are grown without harmful chemicals. If I were you I’d be glad that these organic clothes minimizes my contact with harmful chemicals!
I believe clothes can accentuate an expectant mother’s self-image and appearance, at possibly one of her most happiest and blessed periods of her life. Mummies deserve the best and more! If your hubby happens to be beside you as you are reading this, give him a nudge and bring him along for some shopping fun at Mothers En Vogue... With his credit card of course. ;)
“Girl ah! I came across this website that shows very nice maternity wear! So pretty, so sleek looking, I’ve been bugging your uncle to buy them for me! Come come, I show you the website. It’s called Mothers En Vogue. Sounds so atas right?”
Out of curiosity, I went to take a look at the maternity wear my aunt was gushing about and boy, she was right. I revel in the fact that Mothers En Vogue’s dresses and tops flatter practically all body types well, just like second skin, transforming our dearest mummies into stylish and sexy mamas. It is very unlike some maternity wear that is unflattering to the figure, emphasizing on unsightly flaws instead of doing their part in camouflaging them.
Furthermore, Mothers En Vogue’s maternity wear are very comfortable. It’s soft, silky, and the best part is this: the clothes are made from environmentally friendly alternatives that are grown without harmful chemicals. If I were you I’d be glad that these organic clothes minimizes my contact with harmful chemicals!
I believe clothes can accentuate an expectant mother’s self-image and appearance, at possibly one of her most happiest and blessed periods of her life. Mummies deserve the best and more! If your hubby happens to be beside you as you are reading this, give him a nudge and bring him along for some shopping fun at Mothers En Vogue... With his credit card of course. ;)
Monday, July 19, 2010
We want Energy!
Energy foods for mummies to fight the preggie blues
No no, I do not mean the Taiwanese band “Energy” (come to think of it, I have not been hearing about them for a long long time...) but literally, the energy that moms to be needs. It is sheer hard work carrying a baby for 9 months, as pregnant mothers produce more blood, heart rate and metabolism rate rise too. This explains why they get tired and spent more easily than usual. I’m sure many mothers out there are nodding their heads furiously in agreement with this statement. Therefore, it is essential that pregnant mothers consume energy food to fulfill their daily energy needs.
I believe many books and articles are already available in the bookstores, libraries and internet to educate us on the various energy foods pregnant mothers need. Nonetheless, please allow me to recommend a few great places where mums to be can get their energy boost:
- QQ Rice (http://www.qqrice.sg) - They serve nutritional drinks and healthy rice (eg. wheat germ brown rice and purple rice)
- Boost Juice Bar (http://www.boostjuicebars.com/franchising-international-franchising.html#/home/) - Juices and concoctions rich in nutritional value.
- Outback Steakhouse (http://www.outback-sea.com/sg/) - Well known for their New York Striploin and Rockhampton Ribeye.
- Sushi Tei (http://www.sushitei.com/) - A fantastic place to get your fresh salmon fix.
- Fassler Gourmet Singapore (http://www.fasslergourmet.com/) - For those who prefer to have home-cooked meals, Fassler Gourmet (factory outlet) sells fresh seafood products at inexpensive factory prices.
Hope these recommendations give you the much needed energy boost you need!
No no, I do not mean the Taiwanese band “Energy” (come to think of it, I have not been hearing about them for a long long time...) but literally, the energy that moms to be needs. It is sheer hard work carrying a baby for 9 months, as pregnant mothers produce more blood, heart rate and metabolism rate rise too. This explains why they get tired and spent more easily than usual. I’m sure many mothers out there are nodding their heads furiously in agreement with this statement. Therefore, it is essential that pregnant mothers consume energy food to fulfill their daily energy needs.
I believe many books and articles are already available in the bookstores, libraries and internet to educate us on the various energy foods pregnant mothers need. Nonetheless, please allow me to recommend a few great places where mums to be can get their energy boost:
- QQ Rice (http://www.qqrice.sg) - They serve nutritional drinks and healthy rice (eg. wheat germ brown rice and purple rice)
- Boost Juice Bar (http://www.boostjuicebars.com/franchising-international-franchising.html#/home/) - Juices and concoctions rich in nutritional value.
- Outback Steakhouse (http://www.outback-sea.com/sg/) - Well known for their New York Striploin and Rockhampton Ribeye.
- Sushi Tei (http://www.sushitei.com/) - A fantastic place to get your fresh salmon fix.
- Fassler Gourmet Singapore (http://www.fasslergourmet.com/) - For those who prefer to have home-cooked meals, Fassler Gourmet (factory outlet) sells fresh seafood products at inexpensive factory prices.
Hope these recommendations give you the much needed energy boost you need!
Featured interview with Belinda Wang & also an article written by the journalist from omy.sg
Note: The article & interview are both in Chinese.
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