Feeling Hot

My love of Omorovicza does not appear to be on the wane at all. In fact, quite the contrary. Every product I have tried from the Hungarian brand has been of the utmost quality. It is definitely one that is worth the splurge.

So imagine my excitement when I found out that their senior therapist Adrienne Harsanyi was going to be making a pit-stop visit to Liberty in London for a special week of facial events from Sunday 12 December until Friday 18 December.


It's a rare opportunity to have an Omorovicza facial, not to mention get bucket loads of beauty tips. Your skin will be kneaded in to position with a skin-plumping massage followed by a layer of Hungarian Moor Mud Mask.
Costing £65, it is redeemable against products, so you won't walk away empty-handed. (I recommend the Radiance Renewal Serum)
You're guaranteed to come out looking and feeling hot. Book your appointment on 020 7573 9402

Scented Memories

I am very inspired by scent. I get very excited in fragrance halls and no where more so than in Liberty in London. I find their Fragrance Hall an absolute treasure chest of undiscovered brands, beautiful bottles and delicious perfumes from all over the world. I find myself smelling dozens of different scents (much to the disdain of the sales associates who probably think I am a nutcase) and guessing their ingredients.

On one of my recent visits, I found myself drawn to Frederic Malle's collection of fragrances, in particular En Passant, which was created by Olivia Giacobetti. It reminded me of my childhood in Russia and that particular moment when spring was turning in to summer and there was so much blossom on the trees that I would shake the tree branches and pretend I was getting married. It was spring in a bottle. And it's mine by the time spring rolls around.

Frederic Malle, En Passant, from €95