Be Your Own Stylist

While it can’t promise to land you a job at Tony and Guy, Kiehl’s Stylist Series does give you a range of products to recreate that salon-styled effect. The line covers everything from turn-hair-into-silk Crème with Silk Groom (B1,300) to Heat protective Straightening Cream (B800). (read more...)

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Long Live Ms. Patty

Acclaimed actress, dancer and director Patravadi Mejudhon is celebrating her 60th birthday by launching her own fragrance—Timeless by Patravadi, a jasmine scented perfume. (read more...)

Dear Mr. KIA: I started seeing this girl, we’ve been together for two months now and we’re planning a trip to the islands together. (read more...)

Almost Famous Prute Mu-Mi from Chalachol, the famous Thai salon, now works for an agency in London, and tells us what it’s like to touch the heads of London Fashion Week’s beautiful models. (read more...)

Heavy-duty to extra-mild treatments for the aging you. (read more...)

Dear Mr. KIA: I’ve got a serious problem. (read more...)

photography by Prasit Kongdang

Halloween is just around the corner and you have your costume all figured out. But whether you’ll be the bride of Frankenstein or a slutty catwoman, you’re gonna need good makeup to match. Gone are the days of bloody tears and zombie cheeks: the new trend for Halloween makeup is all about being dark, yet pretty. We sat down with one of MAC’s senior makeup artists, Pornpichit Khumngoen, who gave us the low-down on how to make your eyes stand out from the other undead who will be walking around wobbily this Halloween.

1 Forget the scary look—it’s all about glamour. It’s called “modern classic”, and it’s an adaptation of the smoky eye—just add some colors and sparkles to it. (read more...)

Healthy alter natives to hospitals by Andrew Hiransomboon, illustrations by Thanyarat Thongmanee

R emember when health care used to suck? Going to the hospital was painful, stressful, inconvenient and smelly. You’d only endure the harsh lighting, uncomfortable waiting rooms, bawling babies, bitchy nurses and distant doctors when you were really ill or in a lot of pain. (read more...)