The Yoga Beauty Bar debuts in Estes Park, Colorado

Sept. 14, 2011 - PRLog -- NEW YORK, NY- On Thursday September 22 through Sunday September 25, 2011, Buddha Nose, an award winning yoga-inspired body care brand, will present THE YOGA BEAUTY BAR, a “pop-up” beauty and well-being booth at the 2011 Estes Park Yoga Journal Conference.  

The booth will feature an exciting collaboration of some of the most sought after indie organic beauty and wellness brands currently in the market. The collective includes Lotus Wei Flower Essences + Wei of Chocolate, Dr. Alkaitis Skincare, Trance Essence, Yarok Hair Care, Priti Organic Nails, Revolution Organics, Buddha Nose, Pravassa, Runa Tea and LMT Sarah Braat. Our media partner, www.ecosalon.com will be live at the event, live streaming updates via Facebook, Twitter and video blogging interviews as well as offering opportunities to meet with their Green Beauty Editor Katherine Butler.

Attendees can sample and purchase organic beauty products, sip delicious RUNA TEA, learn about safe beauty practices, experience scalp massages and other mini-treatments which include a sampling of one-on-one Chakra Balancing or Qigong with our expert Massage Therapist, Sarah Braat.  

“The booth's concept grew out of the desire to share a ‘hands-on’ organic beauty and wellness experience with yogis attending the conference,” says Buddha Nose founder, Amy Galper. “By selling and sharing their products and services – these indie brands will be offering a unique opportunity for conference attendees to experience first-hand organic beauty, wellness tips, and treatments.”

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