Around this time last year I found myself in Sydney for the first time, getting ready for ABBW with Melissa. We were lucky enough to be invited along to the Fleur de Lys medispa in Woollahra for a complimentary treatment, and we chose to have our hands pampered with a scrub, massage and manicure.
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| *photo taken from the Fleur de Lys website and is not the property of emmabovarybeauty The spa offers a wide array of services, most notably their Moroccan Hammam treatment which is based on ancient traditional bathing rituals. I'm not one to get pampered regularly as I tend to do facial masks and body scrubs at home, so when I do treat myself I want the spa to be something really special and luxurious. When I first stepped into Fleur de Lys I was instantly calm, the beautiful stone work and the natural light floods into the main entrance and the friendly staff immediately put me at ease. We were shown around the spa, and let me tell you, the rooms are so nice I could easily spend a whole day their relaxing and soaking up the peaceful vibes. Now that I'm heading back to Sydney for IMATS and the Beauty Bloggers Utopia, I am hoping to squeeze in a visit to Fleur de Lys and really treat myself to a good body scrub or facial. Chris and I are heading up to Sydney for a week (!) as IMATS falls on the same weekend as the rugby grand final, so we decided to make a week of it! Being a Sydney newbie, I'd love tips on where to eat, shop and sightsee, so please leave recommendations in the comments below! How often do you treat yourself to a spa visit? Will I see you in Sydney on IMATS weekend, Sep 29th-30th? Fleur de Lys is located at 2A Queen St, Woollahra, really close to the heart of Oxford Street.  |
I like to go every few months but sometimes can get a pricey! I'll be heading to IMATS! First time going, can't wait!!
ReplyDeleteFor the shopping tips, it depends on where you are staying. If it's in the city you'll definately need to hit up Westfield...but if it's bargains you're after head to DFO Homebush, or Birkenhead Point (rich people's DFO as I call it)
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