| New approach to laser resurfacing offers easier recovery
Laser resurfacing is one of the most popular non-surgical methods patients choose to battle aging skin. Now, a new approach to zapping away the years promises an easier recovery. DOT Laser Therapy patient Alma Jaso wants to put forward a younger looking face, and she's chosen a new laser procedure to soften the wrinkles and spots left behind by sun damage. "I just want to take care of maybe some fine lines that are starting to come out. And you know, this day in age, it's competitive. You want to look good for as long as you can look good," she said. DOT Therapy offers the promise of a better complexion with a speedier recovery than conventional lasers. That's because it uses a grid of dots to deliver the energy from the CO2 laser, creating tiny perforations surrounded by healthy skin.
Unwind, the exotic way!
A break that not only prepares you for the roller coaster of a week ahead but also pampers you in a way so luxurious, that you'll feel nothing less than Cleopatra.
So how can an ordinary massage do the trick when the yearning is for something special, something exotic? Simple, just add some exotic ingredients and voila, you are ready for the soak of a lifetime!
Exotic massages are fast becoming a favourite indulgence among many aspiring patrons. With ingredients like caviar, champagne, pearls and aroma oils, massages have found an all-new meaning, making you revel in the joy of rejuvenating and simply sinful luxury.
Indiatimes explores the best of these exotic revitalizers and what makes them so tempting...
It's all in the name!
To begin with, the branding of a treatment matters.
Perfect chicken — in parts
Roasted chicken. Chef Thomas Keller waxed poetic about it on a recent episode of "Charlie Rose." It has "reference points," he noted. A big browned bird signals the arrival of the holidays, or a relaxed supper after a lazy Sunday. A whole roasted chicken, crisp-skinned and juicy and aromatic, resonates with deliciousness. But even when deconstructed to its humble parts, they too can hit all the same notes. Achieve them with a pan or in the oven, with a few easy techniques — the right ones for the right cut. Chicken breasts are succulent and tender when pounded thin and quickly sautéed until golden brown, then finished in a rustic Basque-style sauce. Braised thighs are first sautéed, then simmered in chicken broth, sherry vinegar and lemon juice, embellished with shallots and punchy capers.
She Was A Cosmetic Crusader
Anita Roddick showed that pursuing social change and making a profit can work together. By campaigning against animal testing for cosmetics and selling body care products made out of natural ingredients, Roddick made a fortune and created an environmentally friendly marketplace long before it became trendy. .
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