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  chinese beauty tips for skin chinese beauty tips for skin chinese treatmentsChinese beauty is more than skin deep. The Chinese approach to beauty considers the body as a whole. There is much you can learn from the holistic approach of eating right, getting enough rest and using the right kind of products on your skin. Remembering all this can leave you with glowing inner and outer beauty: a smooth and radiant complexion, clear eyes, shining hair and a healthy body.   Beauty on the Inside White tea is a popular beverage in China. It is one of the least processed types of tea, made from the silver buds of the green tea leaves. In addition to having an abundance of nutrients and is filled with antioxidants, white tea has anti-aging properties that outweigh those of green tea and black tea. It requires minimal processing, and drinking throughout the day–as a hot drink or iced–can leave you with a healthier and more radiant complexion. Green tea and oolong tea are also natural an...

  Malay Treatments Malay Treatments Traditional Malay medicine and treatment is a national treasure house of health disciplines that have been handed down from generation to generation. With a history of more than a thousand years, the practice is believed to have its origin in the convergence of Malay, Arab, Indian, and Chinese influence during the days of the Malacca Sultanate. The Malays believe that the human body is made up of 4 elements, being Earth, Water, Fire, and Wind. A proper balance of all 4 elements is required for the total harmony of the mind, body and spirit. Therefore, the treatments offered are designed to seek a balance of all 4 elements for total physical and spiritual well-being. Malaysia is blessed with one of the oldest tropical rainforests in the world, housing an abundance of natural vegetation with healing properties. Malay herbal treatments use a combination of various indigenous herbs and plants, which contain natural vitamins, minerals and curative pro...