Pip Edwards has splashed out a staggering $1,500 on a luxury ‘six hand’ massage as she gave fans an insight into her lavish self-care routine.
The fashion designer, 44, took to her Instagram Stories on Thursday to share an array of photographs and videos of herself getting a full-body massage.
Three ‘elite’ masseuses all pampered the P.E Nation founder as part of the unique ‘six hand’ massage, which costs as much as $1,587.
In the videos, Pip was seen lying down naked for the very extravagant massage option at Venustus Beauty and Body Lab in Paddington, Sydney.
The luxury day spa prices its ‘six hand’ full body massages at $1,059 for a 60-minute session, $1,333 for 70 minutes or a huge $1,587 for a 90-minute pamper experience.
Pip Edwards splashed out $1,500 on a luxury ‘six hand’ massage as she gave fans an insight into her self-care routine (pictured in the sauna)
Pip also shared a selfie of herself wrapped in towel as she dived into the sauna to end her very lavish day of self-care.
She described the relaxing pamper session as ‘magic’ and ‘life-changing’ in a series of captions alongside snaps of herself getting massaged.
She penned: ‘The magic six hand massage that lengthens, nourishes and moves stagnant energy is actually life-changing.
‘To nourish your soul, pamper your body and let your mind switch off is a priceless experience.’
‘No words can describe the feeling of pure relaxation and surrender, the healing hands of the women at Venustus is a gift from out of this world,’ she went on.
The fashion designer, 44, took to Instagram on Thursday to share an array of photographs and videos of herself getting a unique ‘six hand’ full-body massage from three masseuses
The luxury day spa prices its ‘six hand’ full body massages at $1,059 for a 60-minute session, $1,333 for 70 minutes or a huge $1,587 for a 90-minute pamper experience
‘It’s rare to make time to physically and mentally go offline but this self love experience and downtime is imperative to recharge and fuel your being in order to be your best self.’
Her relaxing pamper day comes after she took a thinly-veiled swipe at her former business partner and P.E Nation co-founder Claire Greaves (formerly Tregoning).
Two months ago, P.E Nation confirmed Claire was stepping back from the business in a shock decision which ended one of Aussie fashion’s longest lasting relationships.
And last week, Pip took to Instagram to share a picture of herself backstage at P.E Nation’s first Australian Fashion Week show since Claire’s departure.
In a caption alongside the snap of her and her colleagues, she took an apparent swipe at Claire following their business fallout.
Her relaxing down time comes after she took a thinly-veiled swipe at her former business partner and P.E Nation co-founder Claire Greaves (left)
She said in a telling caption: ‘We did good. My fave team ever.’
Pip also recently wiped all traces of Claire – who she had worked with for 10 years – from P.E Nation’s social media in a telling move.
The act erased years of posts promoting the sportswear brand, and all traces of her former business partner from the page.
Countless photos of Pip and Claire attending events together and promoting their brand are now gone, as Pip starts a new chapter in her professional life.
She poignantly captioned her post: ‘The past has been celebrated and now we pave the way for a new beginning.
She shared a snap of herself with her P.E Nation colleagues at Australian Fashion Week and described them as her ‘fav team ever’ in a telling caption
‘This fresh start has been initiated by wiping the slate clean to usher in a new age @p.e.nation #penation.’
Following Claire’s shock exit, Pip has taken over as the sole creative director and is giving the brand a huge overhaul and relaunch.
At the time, P.E Nation said in a statement that Claire would be ‘pursuing other creative endeavours’ and taking her career in a new direction.
The brand told the Daily Telegraph: ‘After 10 years of driving P.E Nation with friend and co-founder Pip Edwards, Claire Greaves has made the decision to step out of the day to day running of the business.
Two months ago, P.E Nation confirmed Claire (right) was stepping back from the business in a shock decision which ended one of Aussie fashion’s longest lasting relationships
‘Claire will remain on the board and will retain her shareholding as the company continues to thrive in the very creative, visionary hands of Pip Edwards at the helm, along with the board of directors.
‘The business has secured and developed an extremely strong product and design team.
‘Pip and the company are in complete support of Claire’s transition to pursue other creative endeavours and wish her the absolute best in her next chapter.’
Pip and Claire, who were recently hit by rumours of a rift, co-founded the athleisure brand in Sydney back in 2015, and turned it into a globally thriving business.
