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MOVE OVER LARA CROFT CHANEL POWDER BLUSH
New for the autumn season, this divine blush is certain to perk up the gloomiest of complexions long after the tan has faded. After all, even the most committed of spa goddesses need a helping hand from time to time.
Chanel Joues Contraste
powder blush, £31
CHANEL.COM
Uniting cardio with culture, Belmond has launched a week-long fitness retreat at La Résidence d’Angkor in Cambodia. From November 30 – December 7, your adventure-hungry clients can do step-ups among the ancient temples of Siem Riep overseen by top trainer Malik Lomax. The bootcamp-style group sessions will work in conjunction with calorie- controlled protein-rich meals: think fresh spring rolls, steamed seafood, quinoa salads and vegetable frittatas. Also included in the package are blessings from local monks. Great for body and soul. Prices start from £1,695
per person and bookings must be made by November 1, 2014.
BELMOND.COM
BEST OF THE BEST
The best of the spa world is to be honoured this autumn with the first-ever Wellness Travel Awards and I’m very excited to be on the judging panel. Winners will be announced during World Travel Market (November 3-6). For a full list of nominees, visit
SPAFINDER.CO.UK
TRANSIT TREATMENTS
Organic skincare brand Ila has launched a series of speedy spa treatments at Heathrow’s Plaza Premium Lounge (Terminal 2). There are nine to choose from, which tackle travel ailments including high blood pressure, fear of flying and dehydration. Treatments are bookable online
or upon entry to the lounge.
PLAZA-NETWORK.COM
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