"這洗蝦米" 小米大米

成員:捲捲(五歲小孩)/宸歆(八歲小孩)/宸毅(十歲小孩)/豬緹(捲捲的媽媽，火星姨姨的姐姐)/火星人

今天出發去新竹...............
兩個媽媽 帶著三隻牛＠＠

最近宸歆很愛說台語（可能是班上同學有人在說）
突然後坐的三個小鬼 開始鬼話連篇.....打開畫夾子嘴巴停不了＠＠

宸歆：你攻蝦密？？（台語）
捲捲：＠＠什麼？？
宸毅：瞎密？？（台語）
捲捲：你們說什麼？？
宸歆：這戲蝦密？？（台語）
捲捲：什麼東西？？
宸毅：他是說  ”這戲蝦密？？“
捲捲：唉呀！！你們到底在說什麼拉
宸歆/宸毅:就是說  ”這戲蝦密？？“

三個人開始雞同鴨講完全沒對上的對白

到了晚上

捲捲：我們現在來玩小米遊戲
火星人：小米遊戲？？什麼？？
捲捲：就是 今天宸歆宸毅今天玩的
火星人：今天＠＠今天你們有玩什麼小米遊戲？？？
捲捲：對拉
就是我說  這是小米
你就要說 小米小米
如果我說 一共小米
你就要說 小米小米

火星人＆豬蹄：＆）（＊＆＊（＆＊（＆＊＾＊％   這是小米遊戲＠＠

Prepare for party season with a choice treatment

Tuesday 6th December 2011, 12:07am

London’s best can get you looking dewy-faced in no time

Zoe Strimpel

Su Man: Facial
Born in Taiwan, ex-professional dancer Su Man Hsu’s signature facial is almost insanely good: one of those treatments where – after a tussle between pain and pleasure – pure bliss wins out, leaving your face feeling born-again. It’s Hsu’s Shiatsu-inspired massage style – the rapidity and deftness with which her fingers race over your face and neck is quite amazing – and the depth with which she applies oils, that seems to do it. Good luck finding a treatment of this calibre elsewhere: it’s this reasoning that takes her phalanx of devotees all the way to her Crouch End home for treatments. £120 for 90 minutes. To book: 07779 151346 or email su-man@blueyonder.co.uk.

A workout for the face

01 August 2011 by Bridget March

Fuse shiatsu, Pilates, facial extraction and oriental massage and what do you get? An alternative to botox and chemical peels.

It's the art form of fascialism created by Taiwanese facialist Su-Man (pictured) who's hybrid beauty treatment is regularly requested by the likes of Hollywood actresses including Anne Hathaway who called it a ‘life-changing experience'.

Naturally, when I heard this I snapped up the next available slot. I felt slightly A-list myself visiting her plush home where she practises out of in a London suburb - and I certainly got the star treatment.

Su-Man's treatment is seriously results-driven; she coaxes the skin to wake up, perk up and plump up. Starting with facial massage she draws on her shiatsu and Pilates expertise, repeating each stroke 36 times to stimulate collagen and blood flow and lift slack muscles.

Next up your face gets a thorough deep cleanse beneath a hot steam machine and there's no holding back in uprooting blackheads and pimples through extraction. Sound uncomfortable? Well it is, but whoever coined the ‘no pain, no gain' mantra probably had incredible skin.

There is some pampering to enjoy though - a soothing mask is applied to feed your skin the nourishment it may be lacking and your neck, head, shoulders, décolletage, arms, hands and feet are massaged in turn. This is certainly not your average facial.

The whole experience was slightly surreal but the results were there to be seen. I was more than happy to be jumping on the tube with no makeup on and at the party I went to later that day I wiped up the complements made about my ‘glowing complexion' and ‘high cheekbones'!

At £120 for a 90 minute appointment it's not cheap but it is good value for money and if you're lucky enough to afford it you won't regret shelling out. I'm with Anne and can't wait to see Su-Man again.

To book Su-Man's Signature Facial email su-man@blueyonder.co.uk

SU-MAN HSU FACIAL at the W Hotel

MIMI ON MAR 14, 2012 AT 3:37 PM

Su-Man Hsu

Looking for a facial that you can see instant results? Su-Man Hsu should be top of your list.

Su-Man combines shiatsu facial massage, collagen pumping, cleansing and nourishing for a one-of-a-kind beauty experience.

Su-Man has an exclusive understanding of her native Taiwan skincare traditions, blending her expertise in shiatsu, Pilates and oriental facial massage to create a facial that doubles as an art form. Originally a dancer and massage therapist, Su-Man has a unique understanding of how your body works and how muscles respond to massage. Her bespoke facial however is not for the faint hearted, or maybe I carry a lot of stress in my face and neck, but as they say no pain no gain!

A facial with Su-Man goes for £200 for 60 minutes at W Hotel. It is less evasive (and less expensive) than Botox, yet still results in beautiful, rejuvenated skin. I’m convinced that regular facials with Su-Man will absolutely help hold off wrinkles and sagging jaw-lines.

AWAY Spa at W Hotel

At each facial, Su-Man begins with an initial skin analysis. She is very thorough and very honest, but she does give you hope and good advice. Weekly facials are also recommended for best results. She then begins with a deep cleanse, utilizing a steaming extraction and exfoliation. The real star turn of this facial is the massage technique that lifts, tones and transforms your face. To soothe skin, Su-Man applies a botanical placenta mask, then finishes the treatment bytoning and moisturizing.

Each massage stroke is repeated 36 times, following the ancient Chinese belief that six is a lucky number and can lead to a state of health and happiness.

The hybrid facial treatment may set you back a few pounds, but it’s worth it. Just take it from her list of A-list clientsclaiming her treatment to be “life-changing.”

“Su-Man uses these techniques bringing muscles to life – a sort of Pilates for the face. Very lucky is the person who can experience a treatment in her hands,” Joely Richardson has said.

Su Man’s facials are £200 for 60 mins at the W hotel and can you contact her for more availability here too facials@su-man.com

Bootcamp for you face

Grace loves this... because it's like a bootcamp workout for your face - uncomfortable at times but leaves you feeling 100% better.

It's not the most relaxing facial. But to be honest, I thought if I can be as beautiful as her client, French actress, Juliette Binoche, I'd let her break all my ribs. I found the mantra 'No Pain, No Gain' helped a little as I writhed around and suppressed my yelps.

Gain won out, thankfully - my face was positively glowing after 90 minutes with Su-Man Hsu, former dancer turned shiatsu masseuse turned A-list facialist. She began by scanning my face to establish what treatment was required, and then cleansed and applied steam to open up my pores. A forceful massage of the scalp, neck and back followed (mine was especially vigorous as I have bad shoulders - yours may be painless), to 'open up the channels to the face'. Each stroke is repeated 36 times, loyal to the Chinese thinking that 6 is a lucky number and key to a perfect state of health and happiness.

She then treated me to a bout of extraction. I especially enjoyed her satisfied sighs during this part - suggesting I was particularly blocked before I went in and would leave all fresh-faced. After some gentle exfoliation and more massage, my face was encased in a hydrating 'botanical placenta' mask (smelt better than its name would suggest), while my arms received more of Su-Man's shiatsu-style pummelling. She finished with toner and moisturiser, worked deep into my skin, and low: I had razor-sharp cheekbones and a dewy glow, with none of the red blotches extraction usually wreaks. This woman is some kind of magician.

If you're over 40, Su-Man recommends a weekly visit, but for us kids, once a month will do. I can't wait til I qualify for the weekly regime, frankly.

Su-Man's Signature Facial - £120 for 90 mins.

Su-man@blueyonder.co.uk

Anne Hathaway's 'life-changing' facial @ELLEUK

Anne Hathaway looked radiant on the red carpet at the premiere of One Day last night and we know her secret.

She has described facialist Su-Man Hsu's facials as a 'life-changing experience' and with such praise from the pretty star I had to give it a try.

Su-Man Hsu Facial

• By Glamour
• Tuesday, 24 January 2012

Anne Hathaway described her body treatment with super-facialist Su-Man Hsu as "a life-changing experience," phrasing usually reserved for PR bumf and religious encounters. So when the offer of a one-on-one with Su-Man dropped into my inbox, there was only one thing to do...

Team GLAMOUR.COM put Su-Man Hsu's facials to the test.

Tested by: Rebecca Cox, Beauty Editor

The Spa
Su-Man usually practices out of her own home in Crouch End, but has recently started doing one day a week in cool Leicester Square hotel W's spa (handy for us central-dwelling townies). The W Spa is ultra-modern and oozes luxury: everything's white, white, white, clean, fresh and fabulous.

The treatmentSu-Man is a former dancer and an expert in shiatsu, Pilates and facial massage: and has combined her knowledge to come up with her own unique facial technique. Dubbed as a 'non-invasive alternative to Botox', Su-Man aims to reawaken the skin through massage. Each stroke is repeated 36times in accordance with ancient Chinese beliefs, leaving skin thoroughly exercised and plump.

What it involves
Following an individual skin analysis (expect total honesty about any problem areas), Su-Man awakens skin with a firm scalp massage, cleanses the skin with steaming and deep-cleans with extractions. Su-Man believes that your complexion is directly affected my your body, so for the treatment to be effective she must 'open your channels', by thoroughly massaging neck, shoulders and décolleté. Following the cleansing, a soothing botanical mask is applied, during which time Su-Man will work on massaging neck, shoulders, back and even feet to keep the energy flowing. The treatment is finished with a toning and moisturising treatment to soothe and treat skin.

The verdict
Let's get one thing straight: Su-Man's facials are not the most relaxing in town. You won't drop-off with a face mask on and wake up wondering how you've just spent half a week's wages on a nap. She's friendly, straight-talking and ridiculously likeable - even when she's pummelling your tense shoulders or extracting your stubborn black-heads you won't get mad. If I was at all dubious about what to expect from her technique, described by one of her celebrity clients as 'pilates for the face' - I am completely converted. My skin felt tighter, healthier and instantly softer, and the after-facial glow is still there, a week on. A life-changing experience? I think I agree on this one.

The info
Su-Man's signature facials cost £200 for 60minutes at the W Spa. For more information visit www.su-man.com

Facials Special The Face Off Continues

In the current issue, adorned by the gorgeous Rihanna, we've reported on the worldly delights of facials in 'Face Off' on p247, and such is the enthusiastic response here is the first in a three-parter of our 'Best of the Rest':

Su-Man Hsu
Clients fly in from Brazil, Russia and the States to see facialist Su-Man. Juliette Binoche swears by her. And so will you after you visit her Zen-like garden shed in Crouch End. Expect to get probed by a skin scanner and have your eye sockets pummelled. No sleeping through this one, but boy it is worth the trip.

90 mins; £120 at Su-Man, su-man@blueyonder.co.uk

Zoe Strimpel has a Su-Man facial and her skin is still thanking her

Monday 25th July 2011, 11:12pm

Zoe Strimpel

CROUCH End is not the most convenient of London locations. But when your motivation for going there is a facial with Su-Man, the vagaries of north London transport fade into irrelevance.

Originally from Taiwan, Su-Man Hsu (pictured) was a professional dancer before retiring and focusing on massage. Her house is a haven of impeccable feng shui. You pad through it in slippers to her garden where a holistic shed awaits.

Su-Man runs a camera over your face, showing in grisly detail follicles, dryness and sun damage on a laptop screen.

Then, off comes your top, and down you lie on her table. Here’s where the best facial of my life begins, with a violent but sensational chest massage (“I look at the whole body, you can’t just do the face”), and a powerful pummelling of my face’s pressure points (and then some), in conjunction with the application of serums and fianlly, a sea plant mask. While it dries, she has at my feet. This is holistic work in action.

My favourite bit was the robust eye socket massage: you see streaks of light in your shut eyes as your brow bone is pressed and worked. Wonderful.

An hour flies by: but a week later, my skin is glowing and alive in a wholly new way. Crounch End: here I come again soon. 90 mins facial massage is £120. To book, emailsu-man@blueyonder.co.uk

Su-Man Hsu Facials by Charlotte

Posted on October 11, 2011 by Charlotte

Su-Man Hsu Facials

Following fifteen years of looking after the kids and not having a huge amount of time or energy to pamper myself, I thought it was time to start getting back into good routines with my skin. I researched the usual glossies for help with the best creams and gadgets to eliminate the dreaded facial lines and whilst googling, found a glowing feature or two on Su-Man Hsu facials. Everyone that had been to Su-Man gave such a great review, I decided to arrange a visit. After an email to ask for an appointment I was soon booked in.

I arrived at Su-Man’s tranquil Crouch End treatment room and after a close examination of my skin, Su-Man set to work. After a steam and a massage to relax my muscles, Su-Man began with extractions before toning and cleansing my face. A mask was gently placed on my skin to soak in, whilst this went to work, my upper body was massaged until all of my muscles were relaxed, this allows chi to flow freely through my facial muscles. The end results were superb, red healthy looking skin and even sparkly eyes… I honestly can not praise the results highly enough and I am looking forward to my next one already. Email su-man@blueyonder.co.uk to book yours!