Yoga Day in Christchurch
For the first time yoga en masse is planned for Saturday November 27 in Christchurch, timed to coincide with a similar event in Auckland. Timed on the eve of summer, it is an opportunity to feel the grass under your toes, the sun on your back and experience the collective energy of doing […]
Seductive ceramics
Lyttelton’s Grace Uivel always felt a “deep pull” towards the ceramics craft. She talks with Julia Strelou about her journey and her art. “I’ll never forget the feeling of trying the [pottery] wheel for the first time; it was like finding the love of my life,” says Grace. “I just had to figure […]
Post-lockdown Pampering at Champs-Elysées
Everyone needs something to look forward to; it’s what gets us through the tough times, knowing something wonderful awaits just around the corner. Lockdowns may be with us for a while, but in true Kiwi style, we find a way to turn it to our advantage and even give it a name – […]
Get your spring on
Along with new wardrobe pieces, warmer weather also means new accessories to add to your daily ensembles New season slides and open toe shoes are coming out, as well as bright and playful handbags, sunglasses, wallets and jewellery. Here are some of our favourite little touches for spring outfitting.
Anti-ageing, tightening treatments: Skin Rejuvenation Clinic
What makes a person’s face look younger or older involves a number of variables such as skin texture, tone, and colour to wrinkles, loss of volume, and sagging. The last of those, sagging, happens because collagen, the structural support of the skin, diminishes over time. Collagen loss also contributes to volume loss and […]
Well heeled: Footprints Podiatry
You can be swept off your feet, stand on your own two feet or take a load off. Whether it’s walking, running or standing, your trotters are your A to B. When they experience pain, the quality of daily activities deteriorates. Like it or not, pain gets our attention. Heel pain is the […]
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