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CITYLIFE / Shopping
Luxurious bath
(That's Beijing)
Updated: 2007-07-10 10:31
A long relaxing bath is the perfect way to unwind, and thanks to the
exclusive luxuries on offer from Latvian brand Stenders, at-home
pampering is now easier than ever.
Stenders is famous for soaps and cosmetics enriched with natural herb
extracts and essential oils. The boutique offers more than 100 varieties
of handmade soaps and bath balls (RMB 35), massage butters (RMB 57), bath
milks and salts of various scents, essential oils, and bath scrubs and
foam.
An extensive range of accessories (RMB 70-2,000) are also available, and
soap is sold by weight (RMB 50/g). The attention to detail is evident
from the salesgirls' aprons down to the ribbons around the gift boxes.
All products and packaging are made from natural ingredients.
Opening hours: Daily 9am-9:30pm
Location:?B1, NB 129A, China World Shopping Mall, Jianguomenwai Dajie,
Chaoyang District Tel: 010-65051918
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