The gospel of the yogi lifestyle has been spreading all over the world for a long time. And thanks to that, New York City is a mecca of yoga studios, free summer yoga events, and yoga lifestyle gear stores. It’s allowed more people to incorporate health, medication, and mindfulness into their lives thanks to yoga and how much of it is now accessible to many people. You can read about the different types of Yoga here.
Part of taking care of one’s body and health includes all aspects of the body, inside and out. Which means not just warming up, stretching, and other yoga inspired workouts, but also eating the right foods and maintaining healthy skin by eating right and using all natural products to help the skin’s elasticity, moisture, and overall glow. One way to do so is to incorporate natural oils like argan oil into a regular facial and body skin routine. It’s easy to make it a part of an early morning shower.
SULA NYC has a great range natural of scented argan oils that can be used to add shine and moisture to hair, body, and face. Since the oils are natural, they’ll be a beauty essential for avid yogis who want be healthy in as many aspects of their life as possible. So in between being going to fun and stretch filled events and sweating it out at hot yoga, skin can be kept glowing and soft.
There’s a range of argan oil based products that are sold from SULA NYC’s online shop like 100% pure argan oil and other scented argan body oils. All of the products on the website are simply packed with all sorts of antioxidants and a large helping vitamin E. So whether it’s to maintain already soft supple skin, or improve upon problematic dry skin or even skin that needs a boost because of flakiness or scarring.
So not only can chic New York based yogis glow on the inside thanks to great workouts and a healthy diet, they can also glow while stretching from the top of their head to the tips of their toes… All thanks to argan oil from SULA NYC.
You can find the best Yoga Studios in New York here or read about some non-traditional ones.
Or read a great post about the writer of "Yoga Anatomy" here.