Beauty Archive

Kiehl’s has taken the SA beauty scene by storm just a few weeks ago & if you still don’t know them you are more than missing out. Make your way down to Edgars Sandton City & load up on some samples – they’re not stingy, promise! I met the Kiehl’s team before the launch back

On a recent trip to Cape Town I was duped into going for a walk at the V&A Waterfront & next thing I’m at the One & Only Spa & there’s a reservation in my name! Yes, I squealed & yes it was really loud! You can’t but relax from the moment you step

I recently wrote a post about how I traded my gym membership for a spa membership at Pyramid Day Spa (thanks for all the feedback, I love hearing back!) and if you haven’t read it, before you read this post any further, to know exavtly what you’re in for, read here. So I decided

I’m no fan of New Year’s resolutions, but at the start of this year I kind of made a resolution of a different kind – to stop the pretense called my gym membership (and the constant teetering on the edge of losing it!) and so I took out a membership of a different sort

One Winter Sunday afternoon I was told not to ask any questions and as we hopped on the Gautrain, I knew I was in for an adventure! In no at all time we got off at Rosebank and started walking – & not in the direction of the mall! Utterly confused, I stopped asking

So now that you’ve met Kiehl’s and know a bit more about their journey you can’t but wonder how they’ve been able to achieve the almost cult status they have today. So what makes Kiehl’s different? I sat down with Kiehl’s PR & Communications Manager and Nina Le Roux-Marais and Business Unit Manager Azhar

So much has been said, tweeted and blogged about the Kiehl’s South Africa launch over the last weeks and yet the official launch is actually only happening later this week…   Heritage Kiehl’s can’t be separated from its rich history and the story goes that they started as an apothecary, a single neighbourhood pharmacy

Its become apparent to me recently that one of my personal unconscious driving decisions when it comes to choosing beauty products is the availability of travel sizes. In a previous blog I recently mentioned that one of my requirements for going on holiday is that the accommodation needs to be at least as comfortable as my

“Pretty is something you’re born with. But beautiful, that’s an equal opportunity adjective.” Anon Make-up shouldn’t be this dark hole that only a few lucky women in the know understand. I don’t know a woman who doesn’t want to look beautiful. Look closely. Right or wrong, even the women I see in pardah (the Islamic

“I look at a woman and I don’t see what’s wrong with her. I see what’s right.” Bobbi Brown. 10 years ago I was *that* girl who wore zero make up. Not a stitch. Nada. Didn’t own any. And then gradually I started to try things. I started with some concealer. I was 21