Cover Irene Heng, Jenny Lim, Richard Gan, Raymond Choon, Lynette Ow, and Matthew Sim with dancers at the Shiseido Pro Sublimic Fuente Forte launch
Irene Heng, Jenny Lim, Richard Gan, Raymond Choon, Lynette Ow, and Matthew Sim with dancers at the Shiseido Pro Sublimic Fuente Forte launch
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Tatler friends spent a blissful evening exploring Shiseido Professional's extension line of the Sublimic Fuente Forte series
On the Thursday evening of November 9, 2023, Tatler hosted an immersive pampering affair with Shiseido Professional Malaysia and hair maestro Raymond Choon, specially curated for the Tatler community to discover the brand’s extension line of the Sublimic Fuente Forte series. Situated at Sentul Pavilion, Kuala Lumpur, guests including Datin Carla Soong, Whulandry Herman, and Jen Tang stepped into a sensory haven set in a contemporary Japanese zen garden and embarked on a journey of relaxing experiences, each aimed to soothe the five senses of sight, sound, taste, smell, and touch.
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Above Sublimic Fuente Forte scalp care line
Above Sublimic Fuente Forte Aroma Spa Drop for scalp & body
Sublimic Fuente Forte scalp care line
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The calming aroma of lavender and rosemary filled the air, welcoming guests with a sense of tranquillity as melodic tunes played in the background, creating a serene ambience within the space. An interactive screen resembling a sushi bar allowed guests to learn more about the line, accompanied by a product specialist to provide a deeper understanding of the ingredients and benefits. With the expertise of professional masseurs and the Sublimic Aroma Spa Drop for scalp and body, guests plunged into Zen mode as they kicked back and enjoyed a five-minute hand massage.
Above Datin Carla Soong
Above Whulandry Herman
Datin Carla Soong
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Above Quincy Tan
Above Agnes Ang
Quincy Tan
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Raymond Choon and Datin Carla Soong
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Various food and beverages were served throughout the night, with dishes like apricot and lavender mochi, as well as seaweed and salmon furikake cubes to soothe tastebuds with a unique blend of sweet and savoury flavours. For extra fun, guests participated in a complimentary DIY workshop, where they learned how to make flower brooches with lavender and rosemary.
Take a closer look at what went down below:
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Images: Fady Younis
About
Phyll Wu is the Style Writer of Tatler Malaysia. Based in Kuala Lumpur, she's an avid fashion geek who loves all things beauty, pop-culture, and film.
