MORE than 120 people were treated to a night of pampering at an Indulgence Evening at the London School of Theology, Northwood, in aid of Michael Sobell Hospice.
Guests had the chance to relax and unwind with a range of taster therapies, including mini manicures, reflexology, Red Cross massages and a House of Colour talk.
The event, in its second year, raised more than £2,000 for the hospice. All of the therapists gave their time for free.
There was live music from Double Vision, a tombola and stalls selling a range of indulgent gifts, including clothes, accessories and cupcakes.
This year, the event offered treatments for men, including massages and dry cuts.
All guests received a glass of bubbly and a goody bag with their ticket.
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