Glass reviews The Spa at Trump SoHo
YOU would think the Mediterranean sun is out of your reach, and still – you would be surprised to find it is only up the NYC sky.
The award-winning spa at Trump SoHo is 11,000 square foot of wellbein...
Luxury beauty brand Omorovicza opens pop-up spa at Clifton Nurseries, London
CELEBRATED Budapest skincare brand Omorovicza has opened a temporary spa offering a unique facial especially for the event hosted in the beautiful and relaxing surroundings of Clifton Nurseries, west London.
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Glass experiences Natura Bissé’s Bubble Pure Air luxury facial treatment
MOST women over a certain age are looking to stop the clock and retain their youth – from facelifts to blood facials, there are those desperate enough to try the most bizarre treatments in order to sample the e...
Glass finds some serenity at the Galgorm Resort & Spa
An Angster’s Paradise – Glass calms those racing thoughts and finds some serenity in Northern Ireland’s new spa experience at the Galgorm Resort & Spa, Ballymena, Northern Ireland
I’m bit of a worrier, i...
An eastern paradise in central London
Thailand is a place renowned for its spa culture, with tourists flocking from all corners of the globe to replenish the body and mind using ancient herbal remedies in exquisite settings. But if you don’t ha...
La Isla Bonita
I’ve never bit into a raw sugar cane before – an experience I was lucky enough to partake in, during a wildlife trek through the Frédérica Nature Reserve in Bel Ombre, Mauritius. After admiring the re...
A tranquil haven in fashion heaven
The Four Seasons Milan is a hotel that makes a powerful first impression – but the exact nature of the impression will depend on what time you arrive. Turn up in the evening or early morning and you find yo...
A thoroughly modern manicure – Glass discovers one of London’s most cheerful beauty salons
A thoroughly modern manicure – Glass discovers one of London’s most cheerful beauty salons
As much as people deride us Londoners as being an unfeeling, uncaring, hard-nosed lot, who want to be left in peace ...
A great Gaelic escape
It’s not everyday your masseuse demands “Give me a hug!” at the end of a treatment. But in the case of Melissa, my deceivingly petite South African therapist at Galgorm Resort and Spa, I’m happy t...
Good karma in Kampala at the Nile Spa, Uganda
Mary Blewitt OBE is a remarkable woman. A British citizen of Rwandan origin, Mary founded the charity Survivors Fund (SURF) to support survivors of the genocide in Rwanda. In 2008 she was awarded the OBE for he...
Glass recommends: The Treatment Rooms, Brighton
Oh we do like to be beside the seaside. A mere hour’s train ride from London, Brighton is a perfect spot for to enjoy a charming, traditional British holiday, where browsing the many vintage boutiques and takin...
Chic becomes Dublin
The born-again, post-austerity Dublin – small but perfectly formed – is a cornucopia of elegant places to be, from stylish hotels to quality restaurants and lovely, lovely things to buy – plus lots to gaz...
A sojourn in Sardinia
If you feel your life is somewhat lacking in the romance stakes, an Italian trip abroad might be just what is in order. But if the bustling cities and tourist hotspots of the mainland aren’t your firs...
Aesop launches meditation workshops
As much as we’re happy to champion innovative, interesting and hardworking beauty products here at Glass, it’s very rare a beauty brand strikes such a chord with our own ethos as does Aesop, With their clean mi...
Créme de la Mer Host Skinnovation Clinic at Harrods
Whenever someone talks about Créme de la Mer, it’s our policy at Glass to sit up and take notice. So on Thursday, February 13, you’ll find us hotfooting it down to Harrods where the brand’s ambassador Diane Inv...