Finding organic soap in Shanghai isn’t easy, but we stumbled upon Charming Pro, which sells soaps that smell delicious enough to eat.

Here’s the ultimate pampering remedy if you’re suffering from Expo exhaustion – the full-on spa treatment at the next-door InterContinental Shanghai Expo.

The hotel has an entire floor dedicated to rejuvenation and relaxation with a swimming pool, gym and spa surrounded by 12,000 sqm of lush green lawns and a splendid view of the Huangpu. All items are reasonably priced, sold individually (that is, no membership).

The spa at Hyatt on the Bund has a package they're offering to weary Expo adventurers. Choose two treatments, each lasting 30 minutes, for RMB600. Choices include:

Relaxing foot massage,
Back massage to relieve muscle tension
Aromatic head & scalp massage
Anti-stress facial 

Better yet, skip the Expo entirely and just go to the spa. 

Advanced booking required. Yuan Spa is open 10am to midnight. Call: 6393 1234 ext. 652

Beer will make you fat, no question.

But the truth is that mixed drinks aren’t much better. Most beers range from 100-200 calories per 12oz bottle, while mixed drinks can be anywhere from 100-500 calories.

Rock and street styles rule the hair salons this summer, and Tigi  can help you get ‘the look.’