Scalpt

22/10/2026

20/10/2026

18/10/2026

She got SCALPT 🌿

Swipe to see what was really going on under the hair 👀

Before: flaking, build-up and scale sitting around the follicles, leaving the skin dull and congested.

After one Japanese Head Spa – Deluxe: flakes lifted, follicles clean and open, and a healthy, hydrated shine.

Your scalp is skin too, and it deserves the same care as your face.

SCALPT is coming soon to Tannum Sands and the Gladstone region.

Follow along so you’re first to know when bookings open ✨

Unedited trichoscope images, shared with client consent. Results vary.

09/10/2026

It’s funny how life can change your perspective on what really matters.

For years, we’ve been so caught up in the day-to-day grind, work, responsibilities, building a life, and always having something else to do. Holidays were something we’d get around to eventually.

But after the year we’ve had, I think something in me has shifted.

I don’t want to keep saying “one day”. I want the holidays, the memories, the adventures, the late nights, the pool days, the family dinners and the moments where we’re all together without a million other things competing for our attention.

This trip has made me realise just how much I want more of that. More time with my kids. More experiences. More living. Less worrying about the things that, when you really strip it all back, don’t matter nearly as much as we think they do.

Having Steve and Tom not here with us has made that feeling even stronger. As beautiful as it is to make memories with the kids who are here, there’s a piece of our family missing. And it reminds you that the best part of any holiday isn’t the destination, the resort or how much money you spend. It’s having your people there to share it with.

Life gets messy. Families go through things. Plans change, people struggle, and sometimes the last year throws more at you than you ever expected to deal with.

But if this year has taught me anything, it’s that time is precious, our kids are growing up far too quickly, and we spend so much of our lives working towards a future that we sometimes forget to enjoy the present.

So maybe this is my reminder to myself to stop putting life on hold until everything is perfect.

I want to see more of the world with my family. I want to make memories while the kids still want to travel with us. I want to look back one day and know we lived, laughed, explored and made the most of the time we had together.

Because at the end of the day, the house, the business, the money and all the other stuff will never mean as much as the people sitting around the table with you.

And right now, all I want is more time with mine. 🤍✈️

30/09/2026

Boracay your sunsets are perfection 🏝️
Usually by this time on holiday your feeling all puffy and bloated but my Lymphatic Routine Daily has helped de bloat and keep me feeling energised.

28/09/2026

Manila Part 1

This is the holiday that was needed. Only missing Steve and Tom but making the most of it.

20/05/2026

The absolute sigh of relief when that bank valuation drops and it’s exactly what we needed. 😮‍💨☕️

For buyers, it means you’re one major step closer to getting the keys. For sellers, it’s a great sign that finance is moving forward.

Navigating finance clauses can be one of the most stressful parts of a property transaction, but it doesn’t have to be. It all comes down to setting the right expectations and knowing the market data inside out.

01/05/2026

100 calls a day
Literally a telemarketer repeating my name Ashanti so many times I decided to call myself Ash for a short while. Until I joined an agency that already had an Ash, I had to start using my “real” name! What a blessing it has been, the amount of people that have been able to reach me just because of my name has been awesome!!!!

Proud of what I do, the Ashanti way 💕

24/04/2026

I’m privileged to be an Australian citizen. For my family, Australia was a choice, not a birthright, and that makes days like today mean something deeper.

On Anzac Day, Australians around the world come together to honour our ANZACs. We salute them. We thank them for their service, for fighting for our freedom, for the ones who came home, and for the ones who didn’t.

I’m also privileged to be married to one of these soldiers. The father of my children. Our real life hero.

But here’s what not everyone talks about. So many of these men and women, including my own, traded a physical battlefield for a mental one. A battle with no clear end date. A battle that doesn’t make the news, doesn’t get a parade, but is fought every single day.

This Anzac Day hurts more than others. We are walking through one of the hardest seasons we have ever faced, and I won’t pretend otherwise. Today I can’t be beside him but I am honouring him. With every part of me.

Lest we forget, not just the fallen, but the ones still fighting.