Winter can be a drag—short days, freezing temperatures, Vampire-inspired skin tones…
What better way to rejuvenate, refresh, and warm up your body and mind than by checking in to Seattle’s hottest new luxury day spa?
Located in the heart of downtown Bellevue, Yuan Spa offers a unique array of treatments
“Hair style is the final tip-off whether or not a woman really knows herself,” Parisian designer Hubert de Givenchy told “Vogue” in 1985. With this in mind, Kirkland’s GEM Salon invites men, women and children of the Eastside to stop in for a visit — and possibly leave with a completely different look.
When the weather gets cold and life gets busy, we cannot rely on sun-kissed skin or beauty sleep. Fortunately, there are compact, plane-safe products to prepare us for winter travels and engagements.
When it comes to beauty treatments, a Brazilian bikini wax doesn’t register as highly on the relaxation scale as, say, a hot stone massage. However, if you’ve booked a winter getaway that requires a skimpy swimsuit — or you just want to pretty your kitty — a little maintenance “down there” is decidedly serious business. One that demands the most trusted waxers in town.
Even though you’re logging minimal face-time with your toenails these days (read: the two minutes it takes to transfer them out of opaque tights and into a pair of sherling slippers), the winter season isn’t an excuse to stop the routine pedicures. Trust us — when it comes to foot care, ignorance is not bliss. Nor is it very cute. Ick.
Keeping up with the trends can be daunting! This fall, designers have made face and hair trends basic, bold, bright, and messy. So check out a few simple products that might just decrease your morning routine in half and save you some time for beauty sleep.
Oh Ombré — for such a laid back hairstyle, you can be so stressful. Our past efforts to score sun-kissed strands haven’t always been successful.
Dear Seattleite ladies: It’s time to pull the cobwebs off your bikini; pretend you haven’t been roasting in tanning beds for the past few months and head outdoors for a healthy dose of Vitamin D.
Stillness surrounds you as you soak in the hot tub and stare out at the fog rolling in over the snow-capped Coast Mountains of Whistler Blackcomb Ski Resort. It’s completely quiet — except for your loud, throbbing muscles, still screaming at you after six hours of exercise in a single day.
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