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| Botanicus at Anthropology |
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| Shops & Services - Beauty Services |
| Written by Jeffree Benet |
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If you're a denizen of the Holland Village area, then for sure you've already been to the Anthropology shop, full of the little creature comforts that make life softer, and better smelling. 
B ut if you find that part of the town off your radar, now they've opened a second shop in the heart of town at The Raffles Marketplace, Raffles City. In a space filled with a wide array of unique furniture, accessories and lifestyle products painstakingly sourced from all around the world, you'll find exclusive furniture and homewares from G.O.D. Hong Kong, as well as chic ACME Made laptop carriers, Libella designer bedwear, or quirky Flea Circus accessories. One great thing, from this magazine's home town of Prague (in the Czech Republic) is the line of Botanicus organic bath products. Already a legend there for their cakes of sweet smelling soap, a range of marmalades and sauces and beautiful sheets of natural paper, come see for yourself what a difference is made from all natural materials and crafting methods from the Czech countryside. The famous home spa brand Botanicus (Latin word for 'plants') creates products that through their look, scent, feel and effectiveness allow everyone to experience the enriching benefits of all natural organic botanical ingredients. Pamper yourself and indulge in the wide range of body products including handmade soaps, shampoos, bath care products, aromatherapy skin care treatments, essential oils and fragrances. Find the full range of Botanicus organic products including refreshing Kiwi & Lime Soap and soothing Foot Milk with Mint and Chlorophyll, only at Anthropology.
Anthropology is located at: #B1-77/78 The Raffles Marketplace, Raffles City Shopping Centre, Tel: +65 6735 5932, www.anthropology.com.sg |
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