WHAT DO WOMEN WANT?
Janine Mendes-Franco
Make this Mother’s Day memorable
They don’t always say it out loud, but if you listen closely, what ladies (especially mothers) want isn’t more stuff. It’s time, care, and to feel like themselves again. Here are some winning ideas that are sure to impress the special ladies in your life…
1. The thing she’s been putting off: A dermatology consult
There’s always something. A mole or skin tag she’s been meaning to check. A patch that’s changed slightly. Something that’s been on her mental to-do list for months.
A dermatology consultation is one of the most thoughtful gifts you can give a woman, because it sends the message that her health matters. It also offers peace of mind (and early intervention, if needed), expert guidance on concerns, and a chance to prioritise herself.
2. The reset: A medi-spa treatment
Sometimes, women just need a pause. Whether it’s a laser session, an amazing facial, or a skin-refining treatment, it’s the perfect sweet spot between relaxation and results.
These treatments improve skin tone, clarity, and texture, deliver that dewy glow, and give her time that’s hers alone. It’s skincare, sure — but it’s also time for her, which is often the real luxury.
3. The extra “oomph”: An aesthetic treatment
All women want that “You look amazing!” reaction they get when they are feeling their best — refreshed, well rested, and younger looking. This is where injectables come in, done well and subtly, of course.
Treatments like Botox, Profhilo and Radiesse can offer everything from a smoother appearance to skin firmness and subtle lift. The glow results are so natural, this gift is sure to be a hit!
4. The exhale: A wellness experience
The Greenhouse at Serpentine offers both a mental reset and physical relaxation.
That sense of being cared for without having to rush or worry about anything is priceless for women. From acupuncture and craniosacral therapy to massage, holistic and osteotherapy, there’s a wide range of holistic options designed to pamper and restore.
Because what women want is often really simple: to feel seen, supported, and cherished.