New baby goats at the Chivas Skin Care farm!

Soma Get Fit uses Chivas Skin Care products in its body treatments and bodywork.  While you might already know that many of the Chivas products are made with goat milk, you might not know that the we actually raise French Alpine goats on our farm and use the fresh milk in our soaps.   And you definitely don’t know that we just had 4 new baby goats on our farm (because I haven’t even posted this on our own website yet).  We are super excited – the babies, also called “kids”, are adorable, friendly and healthy!

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Our newest baby goat at the Chivas Skin Care farm (she is still in need of a fitting name, any ideas?)

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The baby goats all get along pretty well.  Sometimes they kiss & snuggle.  Sometimes they fake fight.

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They are all healthy and active, especially “Bart” who you can see here jumping up on the water bucket.  (with his protective mother not far behind)

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Bart is not only the most active, but also the most friendly.  Here he is jumping up on my leg.  He also likes when I hold his front feet and “dance” with him.

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Can you tell I have a crush on Bart?  Here he is kissing my hand.  I told you he was friendly!

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Want to see more pictures and videos of the goats? (coming soon)

Want to learn more about the benefits of goat milk skin care?

Want to learn more about how Soma Get Fit uses Chivas Skin Care in their spa packages?

This entry was written by ljohanson, posted on March 8, 2010 at 1:11 pm, filed under Bodywork, Skin Care and tagged , , . Leave a comment or view the discussion at the permalink.

A SOMA Experience Video: Edward Farwick

Check out our latest retreat experience video with our most recent Guest Edward Farwick. It will certainly get you wishing for a retreat of your own.

This entry was written by scrawford, posted on January 14, 2010 at 6:54 am, filed under Bodywork, Experiences, Fitness, Food, Green Lifestyle, Hiking, Life is Fitness, Lifestyle and Spa, Los Angeles, Meditation, Nutrition, Outdoors, Pilates, Press, Products, Retreats, Santa Barbara, Skin Care, Stand Up Paddle Surfing, Yoga and tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , , . Leave a comment or view the discussion at the permalink.

Join Soma at the 4th annual Chivas Holiday Boutique!

Soma Get Fit partners up with Chivas Skin Care to host the 4th annual Chivas Holiday Boutique in Camarillo, California on Sunday, December 6th.

You can enjoy a holiday shopping experience (with 7 local vendors) within an hour from either Los Angeles or Santa Barbara!  Soma Get Fit will be offering mini-massages from 1:30pm to 4:00pm and teaching a Gray’s functional movement class from 4:00pm to 4:30pm.  Plus, you can enjoy our other workshops on DIY skincare, goat cheese making, green living and pilates.  And don’t forget to meet the goats behind Chivas’s goat milk soap and skin care line and try the yummy goat milk-inspired appetizers and deserts that Chivas co-founder, Donna, will be making especially for this event.

Please be sure to RSVP at rsvp@chivasskincare.com!

Invitation to Chivas Holiday Boutique

Date & Time: December 6th, 2009, 12pm – 4:30pm
Location: Our home (RSVP for address)
Hosted By: Donna & Lauren Johanson, founders of Chivas Skin Care
RSVP: Please RSVP by email to rsvp@chivasskincare.com to receive exact address. (And so that we can be sure to have enough food and drinks for everyone). Also, feel free to spread the word to your family and friends by forwarding this email, as well as sharing on Facebook & Twitter.
Shop: Chivas Skin Care, The Nomad Foundation, Doie Designs, Pierce Jeans,
Ecstatic Circles cards, Bogini Jewelry and Tanzeas Baby
WORKSHOPS: DIY skin care (Chivas Skin Care), green living 101 (Creative Green), mat pilates (kristen 4 pilates) and Gray’s functional movement (Soma Get Fit)
ACTIVITIES: Eco-gift wrap, milk goats, Chivas factory tour, raffle and massage (Soma Get Fit)
DONATE: The Nomad Foundation benefiting the nomadic Tuareg tribe of Niger
FOOD & DRINKS: Donna’s homemade goat milk goodies, Laloo’s goat milk ice cream,
Fat Toad Farm goat milk cajeta (caramel) and holiday beverages

Learn more about how Chivas Skin Care partners with Soma Get Fit

This entry was written by ljohanson, posted on November 30, 2009 at 10:55 pm, filed under Products, Skin Care and tagged , , , , , , , , . Leave a comment or view the discussion at the permalink.

Benefits of goat milk in Soma Get Fit spa products

Chivas Skin Care, starter kit

by Lauren Johanson

All of us here at Chivas Skin Care are excited to be sharing our line of all-natural spa products with Soma Get Fit.  What makes our line unique is that many of our products are made with goat milk.  “Goat what?” you might ask.  Yes, goat milk is the main ingredient in the massage lotion used by Soma Get Fit’s bodywork specialists, as well as the goat milk bath salts and goat milk facial crèmes used for the Soma body treatments and facial treatments (as well as our signature goat milk soaps).

Goat milk has long been regarded as the ultimate skin luxury. It is said that Cleopatra’s beauty secret was bathing in goat milk.  And we now know why!  Goat milk is:

Chivas Skin Care, goat milk

  • Nourishing because it has more vital vitamins and triglycerides (fats) than either cow’s milk or water. It is packed with vitamins A, B, C & D as well as protein, calcium, potassium and magnesium.  Great for mal-nourished skin!
  • Gentle because it has a pH level that is closest to that of our skin.  It contains Caprylic Acid which maintains this low alkalinity. Great for sensitive skin!
  • Moisturizing because its short-strand protein structure allows it to be easily absorbed into the skin.   Great for dry skin!
  • And recommended by dermatologists to patients who suffer from dry skin conditions such as psoriasis and eczema.

For more information about goat milk, including tips, news and recipes, visit our Chivas Skin Care blog.

This entry was written by ljohanson, posted on November 8, 2009 at 9:44 pm, filed under Products, Santa Barbara, Skin Care and tagged , , , , , , , . Leave a comment or view the discussion at the permalink.

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