Skincare and Holiday Traveling

By Tracy Cox, Vitabath Staff Writer

The holidays bring merriment, good food, family and love.  But they also bring two slightly less savory aspects: holiday traveling and holiday skincare.  The good news is Vitabath serves as a practical solution to both!

With the chilly air and frosty snowfall comes itchy, red skin that dries out easily.  Vitabath is here to replace lost moisture to the skin and facilitate the healing process.  Starting in the shower, with our moisturizing Bath and Shower Gelee or Gelee Soap, and ending with our Moisturizing Lotion and 20% Shea Butter Hand Crème, Vitabath is here to keep the winter off your skin.  This is especially helpful when you’re traveling to a different location and aren’t sure how your skin will react to a new environment.  It’s good to keep the product you already know you love, and know will supplement your skin, with you when you go.

That’s where the Vitabath Travel Set comes in so handy!  The bottles in our travel set are small enough not only to fit comfortably inside your luggage, but they’re also small enough to take on a plane!  So you know that when you go traveling this holiday season, that you can bring the comfort of your favorite brand to ensure the comfort of your only skin.

For more traveling skin care tips, take a look at the advice of a skin specialist, Leslie Baumann, M.D.

http://health.yahoo.net/experts/skintype/travel-skin-care-tips-dermatologist

Keltie on Tour

Check out this video of Keltie Colleen on her Vitabath sponsored book tour to promote her book, Rockettes, Rockstars, and Rockbottom.

 

Rockettes, Rockstars, & Rockbottom

By Tracy Cox, Vitabath Staff Writer

Radio City Rockette, Keltie Colleen loves a lot of things: dancing and Vitabath are among the top few.

Keltie is dancer and choreographer with an impressive background, working with artists like Taylor Swift, Panic! At the Disco, Fergie, and Sean-Peal, just to name a few.   She also worked closely with Patrick Dempsey and Amy Adams, dancing in the Disney film, Enchanted and has graced the small screen on Comedy Central, MTV, and Saturday Night Live.  Her talent has even landed her features in many dance publications including ESPN Magazine.

She’s a down-to-earth, bubbly girl with a story to tell and a love for Vitabath.  She’s recently published an autobiography, Rockettes, Rockstars, & Rockbottom, and she’s taking it on tour with Vitabath as her sponsor.

Why Vitabath?  Because she’s a huge fan of our Sugar Scrub!  Nothing feels better on a dancer’s feet after a long day of choreography than a good rub down to re-soften those twinkling tootsies!

She loves our Sugar Scrub so much that Vitabath is offering a coupon in the first 500 pre-orders of her book for a free 10 oz Sugar Scrub with a $10 purchase.  In addition, she’s taking deluxe sizes of our Sugar Scrub and our 20% Shea Butter Hand Créme on tour with her for her fans to try.  She knows her fans will love Vitabath as much as she does.

Want to know more about Keltie?  Visit http://www.keltiecolleendance.com

Want to know when Keltie will be near your city?  Check out her book tour dates!

November 6, 2010 // 3pm – 4pm
Historic Fifth Street School
401 S. Fourth Street
Downtown Las Vegas
* Book signing will take place in the Fountain Courtyard of the school

November 12, 2010 // 5pm
Fearless Radio
Listen to Keltie talk about ‘Rockettes, Rockstars, & Rockbottom’ live!

November 12, 2010 // 7pm
Chicago Comics
3244 N. Clark Street
Chicago, IL 60657
773.528.1983

November 19, 2010 // 7:30pm
Stories
w/ special musical guest
1716 W Sunset Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90026
213.413.3733

December 3, 2010 // 7pm
Greenwoods Bookshoppe
10355 Whyte Avenue
Edmonton, AB T6E-1Z9
780.439.2005

Bath Benefits

By Tracy Cox, Vitabath Staff Writer

In this day and age, we are always rush rush rush, go go go.  We take showers as a daily necessity- get clean and get out.   Amid the hustle and bustle, we’ve lost track of a classic, therapeutic way to cleanse.  With all the stressors that every person deals with daily, perhaps it’s time to consider a change in the routine and revisit the bathtub.

Bathtime used to be a big deal, an event even.  The Romans utilized bathhouses for everything from performance theaters to relaxation destinations.  The Egyptians took baths for purification purposes prior to worship and the Japanese believed in ritual bathing to cleanse the mind and spirit.  In many of these cases, the resulting clean body was an afterthought.  This goes to show the many ways in which a bath can be beneficial.

Today, we use them to clean our bodies but there are many physical and mental benefits to a bath

• Soaking in a tub is a great way to treat large areas, such as for satisfying itchy skin.
• A warm bath can help relax an anxious mind.
• The drop in body temperature resulting from a bath can help a person who is having troubles sleeping.
• Being in the water can take the stress off sore joints and muscles
• A warm soak may ease the pain caused by sports injuries or arthritis.
• Baths may reduce inflammation, pain, menstrual cramps and burns.

Consider this the next time you’re about to squeeze your Gelée into your shower pouf, consider using it in your bathwater instead and enjoy the many healing benefits of a nice, warm bath.