Sunday, August 10, 2008

Chinese Mandarin - Natural care



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CITYLIFE / Weekend & Holiday






Natural care


(That's Beijing)
Updated: 2007-09-18 11:31







With a host of design accolades and awards under its belt, Thann is no
stranger to the world of high-end beauty care.

The Bangkok brand places great emphasis on aromatherapy and natural
healing properties, and doing so with a sensitive touch. All products are
made from natural essential oils, and none are tested on animals. These
premium quality spa and skincare products also look fantastic, as well as
smelling divine.

The Rice collection is commended, which draws from the natural emollient
properties of rice bran oil. Though steep in price (the lip balm starts
from RMB 150; shampoos from RMB 250), the natural base of the products
does deliver fantastic results. More exciting are the two treatment rooms
at the back of the shop, which will offer a range of spa services, and a
small foot massage room, where you can refresh and revive, ready to hit
the shops anew.























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