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让你 亮亮 丽丽上 班 去...

Tel: 6338 4532Website: www.zhado.sg*Vaild for new customer only*Vaild till 31st Jan 2010

26A Liang Seah Street(Opp Bugis Junction)

Intensive treatment to: Minimise poresLighten the pigmentation/scar Balance uneven skin toneFirming & Lifting effect

Z’hado Signature Beauty Facial Spa @ (u.p. $224) $68*Complimentary Brightening Eye Treatment worth $60

Instant

Results

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让你 亮亮 丽丽上 班 去...

Tel: 6338 4532Website: www.zhado.sg*Vaild for new customer only*Vaild till 31st Jan 2010

26A Liang Seah Street(Opp Bugis Junction)

Intensive treatment to: Minimise poresLighten the pigmentation/scar Balance uneven skin toneFirming & Lifting effect

Z’hado Signature Beauty Facial Spa @ (u.p. $224) $68*Complimentary Brightening Eye Treatment worth $60

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Life Style

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“Steal” the Reel ThingLet’s face it. Massage treatment genres are the same everywhere. That luxurious spa treatment you see on television doesn’t necessarily have to come with a bomb. It’s all about knowing where to hunt for affordable generics that gives you the same luxury as a branded retailer. This issue, we bring our readers an effective facial treatment cum relaxing eye treatment by the Bonafides Group Spa for less than $50!

Take Advantage of Promotions to Stay within your BudgetWe all have a budget for everything, especially during times like this. Working within the budget we set for ourselves can prove to be quite a feat when it comes to shopping. Do make full use of any credit card promotions or even cash rebates to help reduce the cost. This way, you get to buy what you want for less! This season, John King Egg Tarts, the Singapore Duck Man and Nippon Entrance Japanese Restaurant are some of the retailers which can help you get more for less.

Make the Exchange Rate Work to Your AdvantageAnother way to work within your budget is to make use of the exchange rate advantage. For the same amount of money, you can purchase greater number of products in another country like Malaysia. For just RM 120 (about S$50), City Lens offers you three boxes of contact lens! That’s an irresistible bargain!

Go for Package DealsRetailers always roll out attractively priced packages to entice people to try their services or products. Take advantage of that. Madam Leong Dish Ke Jia Cai Restaurant is offering unbelievably priced group set meals that starts from RM 18.80! Do look out for other fantastic deals in this issue to help you stretch your shopping dollar.

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The overall experience was very rewarding and enjoyable, yet with a soft touch of professionalism on the part of the therapist. However, I was left with a niggling feeling that something was missing at the end, but that was soon answered when I saw a nice hot cup of tea coming towards me and, ending my trip on a perfect note.

Subtle Senses

With A Subtle Sense

One of the most celebrated and popular ladies’ spas in Singapore, the rustic and languid charm of Subtle Senses at Mosque Street in Chinatown has successfully won the hearts of women in Singapore for the past 6 years, and judging from my recent experience there, it’s not difficult to see why.

I have not gone to a facial for a long time, but this time I got a good chance to revitalize myself.

fter doing a detailed check on my face, she proceeded to analyse and explain the condition of my face as she recommended various products and treatments. Every step was stated clearly and thoroughly.

o top it all off, an oxygen crème mask was then applied on my face and neck to restore radiance and glow to my skin.

A SENSUAL EXPERIENCE

moment I stepped into the spa, I was warmly welcomed by the friendly staff and a wonderful sense of comfort and relaxation. The treatment room was no exception, giving off a simple yet extravagant feeling.

The

Rachel Chow Kang Tao’s Art Designer

ollowing which, I was pleasantly surprised by a light massage of my pressure points using on.

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T

A I chose to undergo an Acne Defying Complex Face Spa. The treatment uses a cold cryothermo machine to deliver an Acne-defying complex essence directly into the skin, reducing redness and soothing any sensitive areas. It then employs a revolutionary cryoprobe to rapidly chill the skin’s surface to restore firmness, tone, and radiance to fatigue skin radiate.

Be the first 20 Kang Tao readers every week to present this page at Subtle Senses to savour the finest face spa indulgences! Oxylité Whitening d'Cryocellé Face Spa worth $168 45mins

Add $18 for an exclusive platinum upgrade and receive a complete 90mins Oxylité Whitening d'Cryocellé Face Spa (worth $238) & a 6 months subscription to THE SINGAPORE WOMEN'S WEEKLY magazine for FREE (worth $23.40)

With Our Compliments

Lymph massage, which gave my system a delicate and rejuvenating wake-up call. Lymph massage is extremely gentle and slow, which is not just as an aspect of its healing nature, but by necessity – the light, slow pressure mimics the pulse and rhythm of the lymphatic system itself, getting the vessels to respond as they should, each stroke slightly moving the skin in the direction of the lymphatic flow to encourage the drainage of fluid and waste.

FREE! F

ACE SPA

INDULGENC

ES

43 Mosque St S(059521) 6220 66563 Mosque St S(059484) 6220 6646www.subtlesenses.com

For enquiries, please call

PLUS

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The overall experience was very rewarding and enjoyable, yet with a soft touch of professionalism on the part of the therapist. However, I was left with a niggling feeling that something was missing at the end, but that was soon answered when I saw a nice hot cup of tea coming towards me and, ending my trip on a perfect note.

Subtle Senses

With A Subtle Sense

One of the most celebrated and popular ladies’ spas in Singapore, the rustic and languid charm of Subtle Senses at Mosque Street in Chinatown has successfully won the hearts of women in Singapore for the past 6 years, and judging from my recent experience there, it’s not difficult to see why.

I have not gone to a facial for a long time, but this time I got a good chance to revitalize myself.

fter doing a detailed check on my face, she proceeded to analyse and explain the condition of my face as she recommended various products and treatments. Every step was stated clearly and thoroughly.

o top it all off, an oxygen crème mask was then applied on my face and neck to restore radiance and glow to my skin.

A SENSUAL EXPERIENCE

moment I stepped into the spa, I was warmly welcomed by the friendly staff and a wonderful sense of comfort and relaxation. The treatment room was no exception, giving off a simple yet extravagant feeling.

The

Rachel Chow Kang Tao’s Art Designer

ollowing which, I was pleasantly surprised by a light massage of my pressure points using on.

F

T

A I chose to undergo an Acne Defying Complex Face Spa. The treatment uses a cold cryothermo machine to deliver an Acne-defying complex essence directly into the skin, reducing redness and soothing any sensitive areas. It then employs a revolutionary cryoprobe to rapidly chill the skin’s surface to restore firmness, tone, and radiance to fatigue skin radiate.

Be the first 20 Kang Tao readers every week to present this page at Subtle Senses to savour the finest face spa indulgences! Oxylité Whitening d'Cryocellé Face Spa worth $168 45mins

Add $18 for an exclusive platinum upgrade and receive a complete 90mins Oxylité Whitening d'Cryocellé Face Spa (worth $238) & a 6 months subscription to THE SINGAPORE WOMEN'S WEEKLY magazine for FREE (worth $23.40)

With Our Compliments

Lymph massage, which gave my system a delicate and rejuvenating wake-up call. Lymph massage is extremely gentle and slow, which is not just as an aspect of its healing nature, but by necessity – the light, slow pressure mimics the pulse and rhythm of the lymphatic system itself, getting the vessels to respond as they should, each stroke slightly moving the skin in the direction of the lymphatic flow to encourage the drainage of fluid and waste.

FREE! F

ACE SPA

INDULGENC

ES

43 Mosque St S(059521) 6220 66563 Mosque St S(059484) 6220 6646www.subtlesenses.com

For enquiries, please call

PLUS

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Kabuki Brush $32This new anti bacterial, synthetic

haired Kabuki brush is softer and more absorbent and can be used with wet or dry products. Create a flawless look with kabuki brush, its handy and easy to use provide a light to full coverage on your face or body to ensure a flawless finish. The compact brush is perfectly sized to allow for precise and controlled application of bronzer, powder, or a highlighter on your skin.

7 pcs brush set $38

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WHATUrban Nail & Beauty @ Central

WHERE6 Eu Tong Sen street #03-49 The Central

Clarke Quay, PH:62226337WHO

For customers looking for quality nail prod-ucts & advice or a unique nail experienceWHEN

Just after work or after a great meal at one of Central’s famous dining spots

HOWTake the MRT to Clarke Quay station and take the escalator up to the 3rd-floor (level 1)

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YOU AND YOUR HEALTH

Sweeping the �oor is not good practice?

It will disperse the dust already on the floor into the air and it

Normal dry vacuum cleanersare not effective enough to filter the tiny dust particles. The paper bag has its limitation of being able to filter dust particles of only up to a certain micron in size. It has been found that

DUSTmite??

House dust mites are microscopic bugs that primarily live on dead skin cells regularly shed from humans and their animal pets. Dust mites are harmless to most people. They don't carry diseases, but they can cause allergic reactions in asthmatics and others who are allergic to their feces.

will take a long time for the dust to settle back onto the floor.

dust mites that have been sucked into the filter bag of a vacuum cleaner actually get filtered through the pores of the filter bag, and out into the room again.

Why is a normaldry vacuum cleaner not e�ective enough to �lter the tiny dust particles?

What is “Rainbow” and how does it work?An alternative is to vacuum the floor with a wet vacuum cleaner like the “Rainbow”. It incorporates an ingenious system of using water as a filter to filter all the dust in the air. Air is directed onto the water and impinges on the water. The water then adsorbs the tiny dust particles and releases the air which is dust-free back into the room. In fact this type of vacuum cleaner can also act as an air cleaner if left on for a certain time in the room. Artical By DR HU WEN WEY

“Rainbow”Hydrocleaner System

Want to Kil l HOUSE DUST MITES?Refer to our coupon section to get a free serviceCall now:9388 1628 / 9107 1147For 20 weekly readersCareer with us? Contact: 9388 1628 / 9107 1147

PREVENT ASTHMA! PREVENT SINUS! PREVENT ECZEMA!

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“SINGAPORE’S Favorite Duck Man?”

ARTICLE BY SERENE TANG

suen Wan Pavilion is famous for its roast duck. It is situated at Keong Siak Road, less than 5 minutes walk from Chinatown MRT station. The roast duck come out straight from the stall’s oven. The golden brown skin of the roast duck is irresistibly crispy and its aroma could be smelt from afar. Another tempting item on the menu is the crispy skin roast meat. The serving size is in large chunks, and with the crispy skin resting on the tender meat just makes one asking for more.

Tsuen Wan Pavilion has a recipe of more than 50 years, passed on from its chef

and the chef has been an apprentice in Hong Kong for many years. This explainswhy the chilli they serve isidentical to the chilli servedin Hong Kong restaurants.

As we chat further with Mr. Chua, we came to know that he is actually a graduate in Mechanical Engineering from University of Leeds, UK. “It has always been my passion to cook and I always dream to start a restaurant with my friends during my University days, but my parents didn’t see the link between a graduate engineer and a cook.” He laughed. The opportunity knocked on his door when his friend, who is the chef, approached him with a proposal and the rest is history.

Tsuen Wan Pavilion91 Keong Saik Road

Singapore 089172Opening hours:11am–11pm

Off on alternate Monday

Besides the usual type of roast you can find at a roasted delight stall, Tsuen Wan Pavilion also serve some unique dishes such as beef brisket rice noodles, jindu special sauce noodle, and chicken feet with mushroom noodle. We were spoilt by the size of the portion wanton on the plate of wanton noodle.

Most of the customers ordered a bowl of wanton or dumpling soup to go along with a plate of roast meat rice.

“My vision is to turn Tsuen Wan Pavilion into a chain of restaurants with franchises worldwide in 5 to 10 years time” explained Mr. Chua. He leaves us with a noble advice.

“Dream big and dream hard. You can achieve what you can dream of! Never give up!”

T

The wonton is about the size of a siew mai, a traditional Chinese dumpling served in dim sum, and it is filled with crunchy shrimps and some pork

“Some of our customers like our chilli so much that they order them by the bottles.” Said Mr.Chua

Win 10 Free vouchers for a family of 4 Email in to [email protected] and tell us what you think about our Singapore Duck Man (30-50 words)

10 free vouchers up for grab. First come first served. Email to [email protected] and tell us what you think about our food (30 - 50 words)

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“SINGAPORE’S Favorite Duck Man?”

ARTICLE BY SERENE TANG

suen Wan Pavilion is famous for its roast duck. It is situated at Keong Siak Road, less than 5 minutes walk from Chinatown MRT station. The roast duck come out straight from the stall’s oven. The golden brown skin of the roast duck is irresistibly crispy and its aroma could be smelt from afar. Another tempting item on the menu is the crispy skin roast meat. The serving size is in large chunks, and with the crispy skin resting on the tender meat just makes one asking for more.

Tsuen Wan Pavilion has a recipe of more than 50 years, passed on from its chef

and the chef has been an apprentice in Hong Kong for many years. This explainswhy the chilli they serve isidentical to the chilli servedin Hong Kong restaurants.

As we chat further with Mr. Chua, we came to know that he is actually a graduate in Mechanical Engineering from University of Leeds, UK. “It has always been my passion to cook and I always dream to start a restaurant with my friends during my University days, but my parents didn’t see the link between a graduate engineer and a cook.” He laughed. The opportunity knocked on his door when his friend, who is the chef, approached him with a proposal and the rest is history.

Tsuen Wan Pavilion91 Keong Saik Road

Singapore 089172Opening hours:11am–11pm

Off on alternate Monday

Besides the usual type of roast you can find at a roasted delight stall, Tsuen Wan Pavilion also serve some unique dishes such as beef brisket rice noodles, jindu special sauce noodle, and chicken feet with mushroom noodle. We were spoilt by the size of the portion wanton on the plate of wanton noodle.

Most of the customers ordered a bowl of wanton or dumpling soup to go along with a plate of roast meat rice.

“My vision is to turn Tsuen Wan Pavilion into a chain of restaurants with franchises worldwide in 5 to 10 years time” explained Mr. Chua. He leaves us with a noble advice.

“Dream big and dream hard. You can achieve what you can dream of! Never give up!”

T

The wonton is about the size of a siew mai, a traditional Chinese dumpling served in dim sum, and it is filled with crunchy shrimps and some pork

“Some of our customers like our chilli so much that they order them by the bottles.” Said Mr.Chua

Win 10 Free vouchers for a family of 4 Email in to [email protected] and tell us what you think about our Singapore Duck Man (30-50 words)

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Chinese Horoscope & Feng Shui

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ARIES Mar 21-Apr 19Lucky Number : 8Lucky Colour : RainbowThis is certainly the time to build greater freedom and independent into your life, but whether a radical break from your current involvements will succeed or not is difficult to say. Also, you may be tempted to drop some of your commitments; this may eventually prove to be an unwise decision.

CANCER Jun 22-Jul 22Lucky Number : 3Lucky Colour : BlueDuring this period you are more tolerant, forgiving, and generous than usual. You feel good about yourself and are usually in a cheerful mood. Domestic life and family matters are particularly important to you now. The nurturing side of you is highlighted, and you enjoy helping others.

TAURUS Apr 20-May 20Lucky Number : 4Lucky Colour : BeigeYour imagination and intuition become much deeper and penetrating during this time period. This is an excellent time period for any form of imaginative work, suck as fiction writing or any artistic endeavour. You can tap a much deeper level of sensitivity and intuition than is normally possible.

LEO Jul 23-Aug 22Lucky Number : 9Lucky Colour : YellowThis is a positive time when you express your deepest feelings openly and intensely. You seek intensity in your life and in your relationships, and you become more aware of hidden sides of your personality, untapped talents and interests, and also emotional blocks or confusions.

GEMINI May 21-Jun 21Lucky Number : 9Lucky Colour : YellowYour intuition is now able to probe to greater levels of sensitivity, and you can become almost compulsively driven by a particular style of art, music, religion, or culture. Although these interests may seem idiosyncratic and not very important, they are, in fact, very important to your inner development.

VIRGO Aug 23-Sep 22Lucky Number : 5Lucky Colour : Dark GreenDuring this time period you are planning big things for the future. You become excited about an idea that promises much greener pastures for you. Your enthusiasm and optimism are so strong that it is difficult for you to realistically evaluate the situation.

LIBRA Sep 23-Oct 22Lucky Number : 3Lucky Colour : Peacock BlueYour daily routine and personal habits are very positive, healthy, and productive at this time. You are able to keep your house in order, accomplish all of your chores, and get your life in good working order. You are likely to make many minor repairs and improvements in your home, land, tools, etc

SCORPIO Oct 23-Nov 21Lucky Number : 5Lucky Colour : Leaf GreenReorganising priorities and re-evaluating goals, objectives, and aspirations are key issues now. You are likely to encounter some obstacles to your goals that cause you to question your overall direction in life and how you can better reach your goals.

CAPRICORN Dec 22-Jan 19Lucky Number : 7Lucky Colour : VioletYour usual daily pursuits seem drab, meaningless, or curiously unsatisfying, so that it may be difficult to motivate yourself and focus on your work. On the other hand, you can get very fired up about something out of the ordinary. Your imagination is very active.

AQUARIUS Jan 20-Feb 18Lucky Number : 4Lucky Colour : BrownIf you have been thinking about relaxing and taking it easy this time period, you probably should rearrange your plans. This is a time when there is much that needs to be done. It is best to take a positive attitude to the work that needs to be done.

PISCES Feb 19-Mar 20Lucky Number : 5Lucky Colour : Light GreenThis is a time period of gradual maturing of your attitudes and overall approach to life. You become more in tune with your inner needs and tendencies, and you make changes that allow you to spend more time doing the things that you really enjoy and that you instinctively are attracted to, rather than what serves your more worldly ambitions.

Nov 22-Dec 21Lucky Number : 6Lucky Colour : PinkAn opportunity may come to you, or you may be aware of an alterna-tive route to reaching your goals. You are likely to meet with resistance from other people, and competitors or domineering people may try to squelch any move you make.

Win FREE SPA CASH VOUCHER WORTH $200 if you can tell us your best memory. Email us at [email protected] with you full name, NRIC number, contact number and snail-mail address by 31 dec.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, SAGITTARIUS GIFT

SAGITTARIUS

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ARIES Mar 21-Apr 19Lucky Number : 8Lucky Colour : RainbowThis is certainly the time to build greater freedom and independent into your life, but whether a radical break from your current involvements will succeed or not is difficult to say. Also, you may be tempted to drop some of your commitments; this may eventually prove to be an unwise decision.

CANCER Jun 22-Jul 22Lucky Number : 3Lucky Colour : BlueDuring this period you are more tolerant, forgiving, and generous than usual. You feel good about yourself and are usually in a cheerful mood. Domestic life and family matters are particularly important to you now. The nurturing side of you is highlighted, and you enjoy helping others.

TAURUS Apr 20-May 20Lucky Number : 4Lucky Colour : BeigeYour imagination and intuition become much deeper and penetrating during this time period. This is an excellent time period for any form of imaginative work, suck as fiction writing or any artistic endeavour. You can tap a much deeper level of sensitivity and intuition than is normally possible.

LEO Jul 23-Aug 22Lucky Number : 9Lucky Colour : YellowThis is a positive time when you express your deepest feelings openly and intensely. You seek intensity in your life and in your relationships, and you become more aware of hidden sides of your personality, untapped talents and interests, and also emotional blocks or confusions.

GEMINI May 21-Jun 21Lucky Number : 9Lucky Colour : YellowYour intuition is now able to probe to greater levels of sensitivity, and you can become almost compulsively driven by a particular style of art, music, religion, or culture. Although these interests may seem idiosyncratic and not very important, they are, in fact, very important to your inner development.

VIRGO Aug 23-Sep 22Lucky Number : 5Lucky Colour : Dark GreenDuring this time period you are planning big things for the future. You become excited about an idea that promises much greener pastures for you. Your enthusiasm and optimism are so strong that it is difficult for you to realistically evaluate the situation.

LIBRA Sep 23-Oct 22Lucky Number : 3Lucky Colour : Peacock BlueYour daily routine and personal habits are very positive, healthy, and productive at this time. You are able to keep your house in order, accomplish all of your chores, and get your life in good working order. You are likely to make many minor repairs and improvements in your home, land, tools, etc

SCORPIO Oct 23-Nov 21Lucky Number : 5Lucky Colour : Leaf GreenReorganising priorities and re-evaluating goals, objectives, and aspirations are key issues now. You are likely to encounter some obstacles to your goals that cause you to question your overall direction in life and how you can better reach your goals.

CAPRICORN Dec 22-Jan 19Lucky Number : 7Lucky Colour : VioletYour usual daily pursuits seem drab, meaningless, or curiously unsatisfying, so that it may be difficult to motivate yourself and focus on your work. On the other hand, you can get very fired up about something out of the ordinary. Your imagination is very active.

AQUARIUS Jan 20-Feb 18Lucky Number : 4Lucky Colour : BrownIf you have been thinking about relaxing and taking it easy this time period, you probably should rearrange your plans. This is a time when there is much that needs to be done. It is best to take a positive attitude to the work that needs to be done.

PISCES Feb 19-Mar 20Lucky Number : 5Lucky Colour : Light GreenThis is a time period of gradual maturing of your attitudes and overall approach to life. You become more in tune with your inner needs and tendencies, and you make changes that allow you to spend more time doing the things that you really enjoy and that you instinctively are attracted to, rather than what serves your more worldly ambitions.

Nov 22-Dec 21Lucky Number : 6Lucky Colour : PinkAn opportunity may come to you, or you may be aware of an alterna-tive route to reaching your goals. You are likely to meet with resistance from other people, and competitors or domineering people may try to squelch any move you make.

Win FREE SPA CASH VOUCHER WORTH $200 if you can tell us your best memory. Email us at [email protected] with you full name, NRIC number, contact number and snail-mail address by 31 dec.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, SAGITTARIUS GIFT

SAGITTARIUS

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A good deal can bring smiles and joy

that goes a long way, that’s what

“kang Tao” inspired during the

launch on the 27th of June 2009

held at Ngee Ann City.

The soft launch of our magazine

Kang Tao in collaboration with the

shine youth festival event was a

huge success. Being a sponsor of the

event, we provided free food,

snacks and drinks for everyone.

Free prizes were also given away

every hourly during the event.

Regardless of race or language

everyone got a great deal

Our sincere gratitude goes out to

our clients and our avid supporters.

Keep up with our other exciting up

coming events in 2010, through our

website and magazine.

We look forward to seeing you there.

Kang Tao Is Born!

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A good deal can bring smiles and joy

that goes a long way, that’s what

“kang Tao” inspired during the

launch on the 27th of June 2009

held at Ngee Ann City.

The soft launch of our magazine

Kang Tao in collaboration with the

shine youth festival event was a

huge success. Being a sponsor of the

event, we provided free food,

snacks and drinks for everyone.

Free prizes were also given away

every hourly during the event.

Regardless of race or language

everyone got a great deal

Our sincere gratitude goes out to

our clients and our avid supporters.

Keep up with our other exciting up

coming events in 2010, through our

website and magazine.

We look forward to seeing you there.

Kang Tao Is Born!

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