Articles by Judy Chapman

A natural alternative to Botox so well worth exploring is Facial Acupuncture that also works on the connective tissues (fascia) that improves elasticity and collagen in the skin.

A New York based ‘celebrity facialist’ who first launched onto the scene as the Spa Creative Director in Robert De Niro’s The Greenwich Hotel. 

Ayurveda, it’s mystic and foreign, riddled with treatments and services the novice massage seeker may not be familiar with. With that being said, Judy Chapman, one of our contributing writers, chimes in on her experience at a Bali retreat. Learn the ins and outs of this through Judy’s experience and find out if this practice can benefit you.

From stellar celebrity facials to LED Light therapy and soulful bathing, a spa in New York is always a good idea!

Set the tone for your day (and night) ahead with these easy-to-manage wellness rituals…

The new Meditation Villas unveiled at Australia’s Gwinganna Lifestyle Retreat are right on trend.

A new purely facial focused beauty bar concept rolling out soon to a city near you, it’s luxurious facials made accessible, quick, and easy.

Within the grounds of the Al Bustan Palace, the new 33,000 square foot wellness spa is reminiscent of traditional Omani forts and villages.

Stimulated over-achievers who need to find their inner calm will be drawn to this new challenge of climbing the ladder of consciousness.

What do you get when a LA yogi and a stressed-out billionaire dare to dream big? Aro-ha is New Zealand’s ‘wow’ wellbeing adventure retreat.

Hit up a HigherDOSE spa for infrared saunas, state-altering elixirs, and high vibrations.

The Infatuation app inspires me to expand my repertoire of places to eat, recently I discovered by Chloe a chic new vegan café in NYC. The app features reviews, website, telephone numbers plus a section where I can store my hotlist of fave places and my never ending bucket list.

Feeling sleep-deprived? You are not alone. With sleep disorders increasingly linked to all sorts of serious health issues, it’s little wonder many of us are tossing and turning at night. Could insomnia be the new black?