A cosy winter wellbeing experience with skincare rituals, Feng Shui, interior design, relaxing Pilates and a warming hot chocolate.

As the days grow shorter and the festive season approaches, take a little time just for you.

Join us for a cosy winter wellbeing experience designed to help you slow down, feel nurtured and discover simple ways to bring warmth, comfort and balance into your home, body and mind.

Hayley Duncombe, Skin Specialist, will share her top tips for keeping your skin healthy, hydrated and nourished throughout the colder months. Enjoy a warming, hands-on foot care ritual using naturally derived Tropic skincare, with comforting seasonal aromas and a little indulgence for tired feet.

Corrina, Feng Shui Expert from Guiding Stars Feng Shui, will help you discover how Feng Shui can create a calm, balanced home for winter. Explore simple ways to refresh your space, clear stagnant energy and create a cosy sanctuary to relax, recharge and embrace the changing season. ✨

Anna, Interior Designer, will share her expertise in creating warm, cosy and inviting spaces. Discover how thoughtful lighting, textures and simple seasonal changes can transform the atmosphere of your home, making it somewhere you truly love spending time during the winter months.

Louise, Pilates Instructor, will guide you through a gentle, feel-good Pilates stretch and relaxation session suitable for all abilities, with alternative options throughout. Release tension, improve flexibility and mobility, and unwind with mindful breathing, leaving you feeling relaxed and restored.

And because winter wellbeing should feel like a treat, we'll be serving everyone a delicious warming hot chocolate to enjoy during the afternoon.

Whether you come on your own, bring a friend or make it a lovely afternoon together, you'll leave with practical inspiration, a sense of calm and a little more warmth and balance to carry into the winter months.

A little time for you, before the busy festive season begins.

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