In this issue

Help! Drink deliveries, new recipes, fixing things, shows to watch and puzzle pages
Beach escapes - Plan yours now!
Young ones - The EL team as babies, UNI applications and kids & stress
Skin saviours - Creams & check-ups
Giant international schools liftout

Faith In Your Home!

Having moved here fairly recently with her husband and two children, interior designer FAITH TOWN is intent on making the family house feel like home.

5 mins

Personalised Paintings

You’ve probably spent quite a bit of time looking at those white walls in your home lately! If you’ve been wondering what type of art would look great on them, here’s one idea.

2 mins

Managing Stress In Kids

A look at how stress can impact children’s health and behaviour, and what you need to know about managing the issue.

4 mins

How To Help Singapore's Migrant Workers

Want to know how to help Singapore’s migrant workers through the COVID-19 crisis?

3 mins

Home Services Companies In Singapore

Need an extra hand or something fixed at your place? From cleaning and air-con services to plumbing and tech support, here are some reliable home services companies you can call.

6 mins

Romantic Retreat

We may still be in the grey when it comes to travelling, but you can always feed your wanderlust by planning ahead. Earlier this year, ANTHIA CHNG got hitched and had a blissful honeymoon at the Pimalai Resort & Spa in Krabi, Thailand. It’s one to bookmark if you’re looking for a great getaway for two!

3 mins

Modern Mama

When TIFFANY OKUMU launched Raph&Remy, it was just three weeks before her second son was due. She even packed and delivered a customer’s order on the way to hospital, after her waters broke! That’s how passionate the Australian mum-of-two is about her business here in Singapore, which offers safe, sustainable and stylish baby essentials that she designs herself. We spoke to Tiffany for the inside scoop.

6 mins

Makeup Maven

After spending 18 years in the technology industry, New Zealand-born mother-of-two NMITA DOAK took a big career switch with the launch of her makeup brand in March. Since then, Amplio Beauty has been making waves for its cruelty-, glutenand paraben-free cosmetics that are suitable for sensitive skin. We chat with the affable founder and director to find out more.

4 mins

Facial Fix

Need a good facial? Pamper yourself at The Face Place, a private beauty loft with amazing Clarke Quay views. Each facial is personalised right from the start and uses top-notch skincare products that feature potent ingredients such as vitamin C, niacinamide, retinol and hyaluronic acid. Our top pick is the Ritual Face Spa ($280), which includes a signature facial shiatsu massage, microcurrent therapy and cryo facial treatment. This facial exfoliates, cleanses and tones your face, neck and shoulders, so you’ll walk out feeling and looking fresher and brighter. The Central, Clarke Quay, 8 Eu Tong Sen Street. 8233 1723 | thefaceplacesg.com

2 mins

Eating Healthy At Home

Whether you’re still confined at home or not, here’s how you can adjust your diet to stay healthy and boost your immunity during this uncertain time.

4 mins

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Expat Living Singapore Magazine is the go-to resource for expats living in Singapore. The magazine provides comprehensive coverage of all aspects of expat life in Singapore, from finding accommodation and schools to navigating the healthcare system and social scene.

Expat Living Singapore is known for its informative articles, practical advice, and exclusive interviews with expats from all over the world. The magazine covers a wide range of topics, including:

* Accommodation: Expat Living Singapore provides up-to-date information on the different types of accommodation available in Singapore, as well as tips on how to find the best place to live for your needs and budget.
* Schools: The magazine helps parents to choose the right school for their children, with in-depth profiles of international and local schools in Singapore.
* Healthcare: Expat Living Singapore provides a comprehensive overview of the healthcare system in Singapore, as well as tips on how to find the best doctors and hospitals.
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Expat Living Singapore is a must-read for anyone who is considering or is already living in Singapore. With its informative articles, practical advice, and exclusive interviews, the magazine is the ultimate guide to making the most of your expat experience.