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Inspired by national flower Vanda Miss Joaquim, the original orchid batik motif is illustrated in delicate continuous strokes. Info: Available at Freia Aesthetics outlets, including at Wisma Atria, in August YeoMama Batik, Palola and doob The treatment also includes facial steaming, extraction and a soothing facial massage.

Products used include the Bright Skies Gentle Gel Exfoliator, a peeling gel used after cleansing that is said to remove dead skin cells and the Youth Beam Anti-ageing Night Serum, which is used together with Freia's Local Dynamic Massage machine to boost collagen and hyaluronic acid regeneration for lifted skin.

Vegan skincare brand Sigi Skin and medi-spa group Freia Aesthetics have teamed up for an exclusive facial treatment that taps the expertise of both.įor the month of August, enjoy a pampering session ($320 for 60 minutes) that combines Freia's state-of-the-art technology with Sigi Skin's full range of superfood-packed skincare. PHOTO: COURTESY OF SIGI SKINīeauty lovers, take note. Vegan skincare brand Sigi Skin and medi-spa group Freia Aesthetics have teamed up for an exclusive facial treatment that taps the expertise of both. Ten per cent of the proceeds go to Community Chest Singapore. Her creations - a lapel pin in 18K white gold with a Burmese ruby in the middle, and cufflinks in 18K white gold and rose gold, surrounded by white diamonds totalling 0.46 carats - are also available for sale at the Paragon boutique. Each piece is inspired by a monument or significant place in the history of Singapore.įor her works inspired by the Aranda Lee Kuan Yew orchids, Ms Wu Si Qi clinched the top prize of having her pieces manufactured by Vihari Jewels' in-house master crafters. The top three designs were awarded prize money from $500 to $1,000.įrom Aug 5 to 18, the public can view all the handmade prototypes at the Vihari Fine Jewels boutique in Paragon mall. The project is factored into the students' grades for the current term. 'The weight, mechanics, wearability, sourcing and sizes of stones used are practical issues you will face when you decide to go ahead with manufacturing hand-drawn pieces,' says Ms Sheth-Poddar, 36, who mentored the students over 12 weeks. The jewellery brand's founder Vihari Sheth-Poddar had approached the school to collaborate, to teach its students about real-life situations outside the classroom. Twelve students in the school's jewellery design course underwent a semester-long project, where they had to design menswear jewellery pieces that express what being Singaporean means to them and how living in Singapore has inspired them as students.

PHOTO: VIHARI JEWELSīudding jewellery designers are getting a chance to shine outside of school, in a partnership between Raffles College of Higher Education and home-grown jeweller Vihari Jewels. (From left) Giuseppe Spinelli, Principal of Raffles College of Higher Education Vihari Sheth-Poddar, founder of Vihari Jewels Ong Kai How, Senior Vice President of Raffles College of Higher Education.

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