After months of promising that we would add shampoo and conditioner to our line, we finally have it ready to order in your favorite KleanSpa scent!

Premium Shampoo:  Imagine washing your hair with the scent of German Chocolate or Blue Hawaii. Now you can! We are introducing our new shampoo! You can choose to scent it in any of your favorite KleanSpa “flavors.” Just lather-up and wash that dirt right out of your hair! Our KleanSpa shampoo rinses clean leaving your lovely locks shiny and manageable! Put a quarter-sized amount of shampoo into your palm, lather and rinse.
No need to repeat, unless you care to!

Luxurious Conditioner:  Our Premium KleanSpa Conditioner is great for any hair type. It leaves your locks super soft and tangle-free. Pour a quarter-sized amount into your palm. Massage through your hair and leave in for at least 60 seconds. Rinse and style! Luxurious conditioner in your favorite KleanSpa scent…who could ask for anything more!

Each product weighs-in at over 13 ounces.
Price: $24.00 each.

Time to wash that dirt right outta your hair and welcome new glowing locks!!

Hello KleanSpa readers!

It’s time for another post. Back in July, the gals I share a store with and I opened another MINDFULnest shop in Santa Monica, CA. I was in France last July and when I came back, they asked me to join them in their next venture! I said, of course! We opened the first week of October 2010. So far, it’s going well. We decided that I should build a blending bar and offer a place for people to sit and create a signature fragrance of their very own. The bar is gorgeous! We are right next door to Chinois (a Wolfgang Puck restaurant built in the 80′s). One of my dreams is to one day live by the ocean. In the meantime, driving down to Santa Monica on the weekends will have to suffice. And it does. I get to see the ocean at least once a week! Here are a few pics of the store. More to come later!

If you’d like to come visit, here is our address is at 2711 Main Street, Santa Monica, CA 90405.

Hello KleanSpa followers (if there are still some of you out there)!

It’s been over a year since my last post. I can believe it! I guess you can see that blogging wasn’t on the top of my list.

Valentine’s Day seems like a great day to start blogging!

We had an incredible 2010. Besides our collaboration with MiniLuxe in the Boston area, we joined forces again with our co-operator, MINDFULnest, and opened a second location in Santa Monica, CA. Last year also marks the year we started using the name KleanSpa (formerly: KLEAN Bath & Body). With new labels and a new name, we are unstoppable. We hired Jason Van Fleet of  Van Fleet Photography, to make our products look clean (pun intended) and fresh!

This year we are releasing a few new products: Shampoo and Conditioner. You will be able to order your favorite KleanSpa fragrance and use it to wash those lovely locks.

I feel a little out-of-practice in blogging today, but my intention for this year is to blog. No matter how long or short. I love our customers and will enjoy staying connected here!

Until next time, thanks for reading!

The Scentual Mixtress

P.S. Happy Valentine’s Day!

I’m sitting here tonight in my store and listening to the rain. We’ve had it all week, as many of you may have heard. (We’re in Los Angeles).

One day, it will stop, and we will wish for more…

It’s hard not to know about the earthquake in Haiti. It’s all over the news and the country is devastated.

I just donated  via text to the American Red Cross (now at 7 million and counting). To Donate: Dial 90999 and text “HAITI.”

After that I went here, to the US Government website: “>

If you are interested is learning more about what you can do, click the image above!

According to a small study at the journal of Psychological Science, when put in a “clean scented” room, participants became more honest and willing to give and reciprocate with the partner.

The conclusion for researchers? “These changes in behavior can be explained by a symbolic link in individuals’ minds between moral purity and cleanliness, epitomised, according to the researchers, by the ‘cleanliness is next to godliness’ adage.”

To read about the study, CLICK HERE!

Many of you know that I opened a store with a friend in Burbank called, MINDFULnest.
PLEASE vote for us in viagra FOX LA Hot List contest. The last day to vote is
November 6th! We are trying to make it to #1 and we are at #2…

Here’s the link if you are so inclined: VOTE HERE!

Thanks for your help!

Jennifer

Last week I spent 5 days at a conference in Santa Monica, CA. The event was put on by Gina Ratliffe creator of the Esther Experience. And what an experience it was! We had SO many speakers: Eben Pagen, Gary Vaynerchuk (The Wine Guy), David Neagle, Lisa Elia, Laura Roeder and so many others it’s hard to remember.

We were also given the privilege of listening to Marianne Williamson. If you are not familiar with her, she is a wonderful spiritual speaker who teaches A Course in Miracles and she changes lives. As I was listening to her, I was able to take notes and now I can pass them along here.

Marianne said (according to A Course in Miracles):

1. You are no better or worse than anybody else.
2. Each and every one of us has infinite potential to change the world.
3. You are not the water, you are only the faucet.
4. You are not a master, you’re a servant.

You are no better or worse than anybody else. That in itself is one of the most powerful messages. I forget that in this big world, as I am running around trying to get things done, I ask myself, who am I doing this for? Are my actions trying to make me “better” than someone else out there? I heard this message a long time ago. It was put like this, “We are all children of God.” (I had to get past the “God” part, as I don’t ascribe to any specific religion). What I learned is that God can become whatever I want it to be. The universe, the earth or the spirit in other people. As I reread what I have written here, I didn’t intend for this post to be about God. But I guess when you bring up someone like Marianne, you can’t help but talk about it.

Each and every one of us has infinite potential to change the world. What I hear is that the universe and our place in it is limitless. Expand, grow, change. While I was at this conference, I was expanding moment by moment just by sitting in the chair listening to the speakers. My goal now is to take what I have heard and felt and take it into the rest of my life. I need to act like a person who believes this. Whatever that looks like to me.

You are not the water, you are only the faucet. This reminded me of the fact the I am just a channel for God or spirit to come through. I don’t control the water. I don’t even need to worry about the water. I just need to keep the faucet working and clear for the “water” to come through.

You are not a master, you’re a servant. I heard a few messages about mastering your craft at the event. They said it takes about 10,000 hours to be a master of your craft. Being a master of my craft means I am keeping the faucet working well, for the water to come through. This is different than the master Marinne spoke of. Am I being a servant of God or spirit or something higher than me? Am I allowing that energy to come through me?

Another thing that Marianne said was, “Don’t enter into today with yesterday’s filth.” My ears perked up, of course, as I feel I can be the “faucet” here and allow the “water” to come through me. I was showering every other day, as I wanted to save water. But when she said this, I think I will change my ritual a bit.

How do you see these manifesting in your life?