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Jan 5, 2025 | 
womensweekly.com.sg | Elizabeth Liew
The New Year often sparks a sense of renewal – a time to focus on what truly matters to you. But amid work commitments, managing the kids and caring for ageing parents, figuring out where to begin can be a challenge on its own. Sometimes, making changes can be as fuss-free as small adjustments to current routines and lifestyles. Have retired parents who stay far away from you?
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Jan 4, 2025 | 
womensweekly.com.sg | Elizabeth Liew
Ah, instant noodles. The bedrock of convenience comfort food. We love them because they offer a quick convenient meal option, don’t expire quickly, and come in all sorts of exciting flavours like tom yam and ma la. But we also know that they’re typically sodium — and MSG-laden and low in nutrients, so it’s not exactly something to be eaten every day. But if you’re looking to amp up your meal, here are some instant noodle recipes to try.
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Nov 15, 2024 | 
herworld.com | Hidayah Idris |Elizabeth Liew |Ho Guo Xiong |Shazrina Shamsudin
Wi Ha-jun is known for his many roles in some of the most popular K-dramas. Aside from his good looks, the actor himself surprised fans when he spoke in English in Netflix’s highly-rated series, Squid Game.
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Nov 11, 2024 | 
hardwarezone.com.sg | Elizabeth Liew
Slim, strong, smart: Stay productive on-the-go with new ASUS Zenbook S 14 laptop
In today’s world of hybrid work, productivity can happen anywhere – on a video call from a cafe, writing a report on a plane or catching up on notes between meetings.
As more companies embrace bring-your-own-device and work-from-anywhere policies, this shift to remote work has made a reliable, portable laptop essential for professionals to stay at their best.
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Oct 24, 2024 | 
womensweekly.com.sg | Elizabeth Liew
Special price below What: Best Korean-Style Lash LiftWhere: Dreamlash KoreaHow: Korean Silk Perm (60 to 75 mins)For busy working mums, every minute of the morning routine counts. Imagine cutting your makeup time in half while still achieving beautifully curled, voluminous lashes that last for weeks. Dreamlash Korea offers a treatment that eliminates the daily mascara struggle.
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Oct 14, 2024 | 
womensweekly.com.sg | Elizabeth Liew
Special deal below What: Best Anti-Frizz Hair TreatmentWhere: Chez Vous: Private SpaceHow: Nanoplasty (3 to 4 hours)Frizzy hair presents a common challenge, particularly in Singapore’s humid climate. This persistent issue, compounded by damage from chemical treatments and the array of products we employ to tame unruly locks, often feels like an ongoing struggle.
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Oct 11, 2024 | 
womensweekly.com.sg | Elizabeth Liew
Steaming is widely known as one of the healthiest cooking methods. You’re essentially cooking food in a sealed environment which helps to lock in nutrients and flavour more effectively, thus reducing the need to add oil. (With that said, you can always add various condiments and spices when steaming for a more flavoursome dish!)Foods that are great for steaming include vegetables (like kailan, green beans, and asparagus), fish and chicken.
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Sep 30, 2024 | 
womensweekly.com.sg | Elizabeth Liew
Special price below Winner of The Weekly’s Spa Awards 2024What: Best Rejuvenating FacialWhere: Erabelle Prestige OrchardHow: SKINDEEP Skin Awakening Facial (Face & Eye) (90 mins)In Singapore, the constant shift between humid outdoor conditions and dry, air-conditioned interiors can wreak havoc on our skin’s natural balance. This environmental tug-of-war often leads to increased oil production as our skin attempts to adapt. The result?
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Sep 29, 2024 | 
womensweekly.com.sg | Elizabeth Liew
Special price below What: Best Tummy-Targeting TCM MassageWhere: Sommar Beauty SpaHow: Pro-Slim+ Tummy Bojin (60 mins)Feeling like your stomach is stretched to its limits, clothes suddenly too tight and discomfort ruling your day? You’re not alone. Bloating is an all-too-common issue that can surface after indulgent meals or seemingly without warning, causing both physical discomfort and emotional stress.
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Sep 29, 2024 | 
businesstimes.com.sg | Elizabeth Liew
FOR global companies expanding to or operating in South-east Asia, integrating artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots at scale poses a unique challenge. After all, the region is home to more than 1,000 languages. An AI model trained on standard Western-based large language models (LLMs) is likely to misinterpret a prompt or produce gibberish responses when responding to customers in Malay, Thai or Bahasa Indonesia.
