My Bitchy Resting Face

Hey Lovelies it has been a minute or more like a few months since my last post. I think this time around I'm not even going to mention anything about me trying to put out more blog posts on a regular, I just have to do it right! On a real though I do miss blogging like I have said previously it's a space for me to get in tune with ones artistic side.

So, speaking of artistic side I finally had some free time over the weekend to do a lil bit of exploring in the city and found some surprisingly cool spots which I thought why not share with you all in case you have any plans on visiting Kuala Lumpur or even for those of us like myself that live in the city and fancy a change from the usual monotony.

Here is My Weekend in Photos, Enjoy!

Jamek Mosque
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Street's in the same area as Central Market

Sin Sze Si Ya Temple
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Lucy In The Sky Cafe
   
Jalan/Street Tun Tan Cheng Lock                                                                        

 Hi my lovelies hope you have all had a good weekend. Here in Malaysia we have been enjoying a nice long weekend due to Monday being a bank holiday. The weather recently has been absolutely divine, clear blue skies, a slight breeze and not too humid hence the reason that we have been trying to make the most of it.......and why am I sounding like a weather reporter right now?!

Yesterday which was a Saturday, we woke up and thought lets just take the car go for a drive somewhere with no real plan in mind which I think is sometimes the best plan of action. I have found when we have had days like that we always discover a new and exciting place. I highly recommend everyone to do this, be spontaneous! Life is way too short and a day like this hardly cost us anything, just a bit money for petrol and snacks.

Alang Sedayu

Standard Car Selfie

Hey Lovelies,

How was your weekend?? I didn't get up to too much, Saturday we met up with a group of friends for dinner and then finished the evening off with a Teh Tarik (Malaysian tea that I am addicted too) and then Sunday was a chill day.

As I knew we were going out I thought this would be a GREAT excuse for me to try out this nail salon called Nur Yadi Nail Spa that I discovered whilst walking around Great Eastern Mall. I can't lie the only reason I really wanted to go was purely because of the Moroccan theme decor, I know...I'm a bit of a magpie like that, anything sparkly and shiny I'm there!

I normally do my nails at home but once in a while it's nice to go get pampered and I'm taking full advantage here in Malaysia where it's much cheaper to go to these kinds of places compared to the UK.

Reception Area

When I walked in I was immediately taken in by the décor. There is beautifully tiled walls and flooring along with a mini fountain in the middle, which adds some zen to the place. I was greeted at the reception area where they have hanging above these stunning blue lanterns in different designs and along the wall, there are what looks like hand painted Moroccan/Turkish style plates.

I want these lanterns and the plates!!

I was seen to straight away and taken to sit down on one of the many comfy chairs they have. There is a foot sink in front of each chair and a table on the side to rest your belonging's. They gave me a blanket/towel to cover my legs and I had two Nail Technicians, one for the feet and one for the hands, I was totally getting spoilt here!













                     

                       


After a filing, reshaping, a good 'ol scrub on my feet and a much-needed massage on my feet, legs, hands and arms, I was looking and feeling brand new....well maybe not my face, but my hands and feet definitely were!!
I have to mention the hot oil that was used to massage into my arms which had the scent of Lemon Grass came from a burning candle. I had never seen this technique used before, it smelt A-mazing and the oil soaked into my skin straight away leaving it smelling delicious and feeling smooth.


















As you can see I was in the zone! They give you a large selection of nail colours from OPI & Zoya nail polishes to choose from. I went with a colour I know and love, OPI Malaga Wine. I do like my dark red nail polishes!


















Pros in visiting Nur Yadi Nail Spa are, they have a wide variety of hand and foot treatments to choose from, the place is clean, the staff are polite and good quality products used.
Cons, The only thing I would add to their service to make the experience a little bit more special is by maybe offering a drink, a mint tea to keep within the theme or even water...I hope I'm not sounding like some crazy demanding women, but that is it really.

Overall I was happy with the outcome of my Nails. I think it would be a great place to go on a girly day out and then you could wonder off after you're done, to one of the many restaurants and café's they have in the mall for a spot of lunch or coffee. That's my kinda day out, anything that involves pampering and coffee you can count me in.

If you want more info on this place, you can click on the link www.plus.google.NurYadi.



Photo Credits (1-3) Google