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5 Reasons Why You Need ScanMail

November 26, 2016 by Regina Chow No Comments

One of the things that I worry about whenever I travel overseas for an extended period of time is my mail. Who’s going to check my mailbox? What if I forget to pay my insurance or credit card bills? Truth be told, this has happened to me more than once this year as I was overseas most of the time.

Don’t even get me started on the late payment charges. Call me old-school but while I am aware that I can always opt for GIRO, I like to check my bills before making payment. I mean, haven’t you spotted mistakes in your bills? I know I have.

Fortunately, ScanMail by Singapore Post takes care of my mail for me now! With ScanMail, I can view all my bills and letters at a glance via the SAM app. An easy touch of a button is all you need to convert snail mail to digital mail.

Here’s an example of a bank statement I received this month.

Some other benefits that you’ll stand to gain from using ScanMail are:

1) Never miss out letters/bills again!

Erm, but don’t service providers offer digital mail service now as well? Sure, they do, but you’ll have to approach each service provider individually and make sure that you check your e-mail on a timely basis without missing out on any mails. That’s no mean feat especially when I constantly have an avalanche of emails waiting for me in my inbox.

ScanMail offers a single point of access for all your mails. Now, all I need to do is open up my SAM app and I’ll see every bill and letter that requires my attention. I’ll never miss another bill payment again!

2) Store all your mails digitally for up to 7 years!

Here’s another perk. Your ScanMail can be stored up to 7 years so you can trace all your letters and bills without having to file any hardcopies. Going paperless gives you easy access to everything you need right at your fingertips!

3) Pay bills directly through SAM’s Integrated payment platform

Pay your bills immediately using your phone, tablet or laptop through the integrated payment platform which is equipped with bank-grade security and encryption technology.

4) Get extra digital storage for personal items such as receipts etc.

ScanMail offers secure digital storage to sort other personal stuff such as receipts and documents. You can even customise your folders accordingly. Yup, time to throw out those dusty files on your bookshelves!

5) Settle your parents’ bills on their behalf

Being the filial daughter or son that you and I probably are, you may wish to settle your parents’ bill payments on their behalf even when you’re away. With ScanMail, you can easily link up your account with that of your parents’ to receive their bills digitally. How convenient!

Now, here’s the million dollar question. How much does it cost?

There are three options depending on the number of bills and letters that you wish to keep track of every month. Personally, I find that the Lite plan (up to 10 mail per month) is sufficient for me.And you know what the best part is? There is currently a limited time offer at just S$19.90!

Click here to find out more details!

Thanks to ScanMail, I can finally travel with peace of mind as I now have easy access to all my bills and letters at the touch of a button!

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Discover Clarke Quay & Chinatown with #sginsiders by Park Regis

November 22, 2016 by Regina Chow No Comments

Singapore may be a little red dot, but you’ll be surprised that beyond the usual tourist attractions, there are many hidden gems waiting to be discovered! That is the reason why Park Regis Singapore recently developed #sginsiders,  a walking guide covering lifestyle spots in the Clarke Quay and Chinatown enclaves. These spots are within 15 minutes walking distance from the hotel and guests are able to go on a self-guided trail to explore the surroundings from a local perspective.

  1. Fun & Adventure: Battlebox at Fort Canning

It was an eye-opening experience to say the least, and one of the most interesting attractions I visited was Battlebox at Fort Canning. It used to be a WWII British underground command centre and it was here that the British decided to surrender Singapore to the Japanese. History buffs would be pleased to know that Battlebox is now a museum. If you’re interested in how Malaya and Singapore fell into the hands of the Japanese in WWII as well as how an underground command centre functioned during a war, this is the place for you.

 If shooting 60km up into the skies at 200km/h is your idea of fun, pop by G-Max Reverse Bungy for some adrenalin pumping action and catch a splendid view of the Singapore River while you’re at it! You could also play some board games at Settler’s Cafe or visit the weekend flea market at China Square Central (great for those of you who prefer tamer activites!).

2. Arts/Lifestyle: Matter Prints

For comfortable clothes that tell a story, Matter Prints at Pagoda Street will not disappoint. Matter Prints is a socially driven brand that champions alternative production models for textile artisans around the world. By supporting Matter Prints, you’ll make a difference to society. Doesn’t that sound meaningful? Happy shopping!

For other cultural activities, be sure to visit Chinatown, Peranakan Museum and Asian Civilisations Museum too.

3.  Nightlife: Hive by Wala Wala

I have always been a fan of Wala Wala for their fabulous live music. Hive is the sister outlet of Wala Wala at Holland Village, so if you’re staying at Park Regis, you can stroll over for a drink and get your live band fix in just 15 minutes! They open till 1am from Mondays to Saturdays and till midnight on Sundays.

Fancy a little club hopping? Be sure to check out the other cool nightspots such as 28 Hong Kong Street (named best bar in Asia!) and Timbre @Substation, all within walking distance from Park Regis Hotel.

Park Regis Hotel #sginsiders Weekend Package

In conjunction with the launch of the #sginsiders guide, Park Regis Hotel has introduced a new weekend package for local staycation lovers and travellers!

Available from S$199++, the package includes:

  • Complimentary room upgrade
  • Specially concocted Regis Insiders Mocktail for two
  • Buffet breakfast for two
  • Wi-Fi internet access
  • Late checkout until 2pm
  • Complimentary two hours bicycle rental for up to two pax

Located in the heart of the Central Business District, Park Regis Singapore is a stone’s throw from Clarke Quay MRT and is popular among both business and leisure travellers alike. I loved the cozy open-concept room that came complete with a koala bear, true to the hotel’s Australian heritage.

I have another piece of good news. From October to December 2016, guests can also look forward to complimentary yoga sessions!

I don’t know about you, but that’s definitely the perfect way for me to start the day.

For more details about Park Regis Singapore and the #sginsiders guide, do check out their website here.

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Glowing, Moisturized Skin with Shokubutsu

November 11, 2016 by Regina Chow No Comments

Scent may be the first thing that comes to mind when you’re scouting for a shower gel, but I have naturally dry skin, hence I’m always on the lookout for hydrating body foams that are gentle on the skin and preferably formulated with less chemicals. I’m sure I’m not alone, because drugstore brands such as Shokubutsu have since stepped up their game to offer customers a cocktail of skin-loving ingredients without compromising on scent.

Yes, Shokubutsu’s RevitaCare Rich Moisture Body Foam range is my secret to glowing, moisturized skin.

Do you travel often? Or are you always exposed to the sun? I’m hooked to air-conditioning thanks to our warm weather, but did you know that these environmental changes are known to wreck havoc on our skin?

The latest Shokubutsu RevitaCare Rich Moisture Body Foam not only moisturizes your skin, but also helps to reduce skin irritation as it is paraben-free, soap-free and dermatologist-tested. I know I can always count on the Japanese for quality skincare that helps our skin to cope with the daily stresses of life, and Shokubutsu is the perfect example of that.

The RevitaCare range comes in 3 variants – Soothing (Chamomile & Peach Leaf) to soothe your skin, Nutrify (Oat Milk & Shea Butter) to give it a moisture boost and Revitalize (Grape Essence & Rice Ceramide) for skin rejuvenation and a youthful glow. Just like facial skincare, I enjoy rotating shower foams with different scents and benefits to cater to my skin’s changing needs.

Nutrify is my favourite as it offers deep hydration and smells absolutely heavenly. I was surprised that I could skip my body moisturizer immediately after, which is great for those of you with hectic lifestyles. Here’s another bonus point – my hubby loves the lingering scent. How could I say no to a product that delivers such fantastic results?

Shokubutsu RevitaCare Rich Body Foam is now retailing at $10.50 (900 ml)/$5.50 (600ml refill) at all leading supermarkets and retail outlets.

**Free Samples**

Grab your free sample on Sample Store here: http://bit.ly/2d98Ciy

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Kuala Lumpur Bird Park

November 8, 2016 by Regina Chow No Comments

I had a ball of a time at Kuala Lumpur Bird Park recently. I’ve been to many bird parks around the world but I’ve never seen so many birds roaming around freely, as if they were in their natural habitat. Well, call me ignorant but it was only then that I realized that KL Bird Park is the world’s largest free-flight walk-in aviary!

Bird lovers and photography enthusiasts can rejoice at the numerous opportunities to get up close and personal with these birds. Be there at the feeding times and you’ll see birds darting across the skies, swooping down and flocking towards the fishes in unison. It was such a surreal and unforgettable experience. Naturally, I had to whip out my camera to catch all the action.

Capturing peacocks, egrets and milky storks in their full glory.

Over 200 species of birds can be found here. Did you know that 90% are local breeds while the remaining 10% are imported? Here are just some of my favourite breeds captured on camera.

Here’s another reasons to rejoice. From now till 31 Dec, purchase 2 adult tickets and you’ll get 1 child ticket free! Now that the school holidays are just around the corner, perhaps it’s time for all you mummies and daddies to plan a trip with the little one in tow. 😉

If you’re heading there, you have to drop by Restoran Rebung (click here to read more about where to eat in KL for authentic Malaysian cuisine) which is just a stone’s throw away.

Meanwhile, have a great week ahead!

**This post was brought to you in collaboration with Gaya Travel and Ministry of Tourism & Culture Malaysia.**

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Hi! My name is Regina and I am a style, beauty and travel enthusiast who enjoys writing, photography and letting my creative juices flow.

My blogging journey has been nothing short of exciting. I was recently named the winner of Her World Magazine’s Estee Lauder Style Superstar Awards 2016. My blog was also awarded Best Fashion Blog (Grand Winner) at the Singapore Blog Awards 2014. The year before that, it won Best Online Shopping Blog at the Singapore Blog Awards 2013.

Additionally, it is listed as one of the 10 interesting blogs on Singapore by AsiaWeb Direct (http://www-singapore.com/blogs.htm). I was also featured on both local and international mainstream media for my views on style, fashion and online shopping:

The Straits Times (14 Oct 2014)

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CNBC ("Pricey Singapore: Savvy shoppers go online" - 28 Dec 2014)

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