Brides, are you eloping or embarking on a destination wedding?

Then take Sothy's with you!

I have two travel packs, perfect for the plane, the train or the automobile to introduce new fans of this French skin and body care plus cosmetics line to!

The Sothy's wide product line ranges from face and body, to sun and prestige anti-aging care plus makeup and a mens line.

For more than 60 years, Sothy's has been keeping value and professional expertise hand in hand. There is a New York flagship store and spa that you can visit personally, or ,

just land on their website http://www.sothys-usa.com/

Today's weddings are changing, fast! Just like the economy!

The trend used to be to " keep up with the Jones's" and have an over the top, one of a kind, party mixed with a wee bit of nuptials.

Now the $32,000 average wedding for the average bride and groom has not completely gone by the wayside, though more couples are opting for alternatives, such as eloping or a destination wedding.

This is more cost efficient, still a memory maker, a touch more intimate and focuses more on the marriage and less on the party reception.

Popular spots to marry are on cruise ships which offer all inclusive packages ( I have found by personal investigation and by reports from brides who did it that there is very little wiggle room to negotiate with their already planned packages when it comes to cost, but there is space to negotiate more choice inside the package they offer.)or destination resorts such as Sandals or Club Med.

A great resource for you to peruse through would be the website http://www.destinationweddings.com/ They focus on putting all the details together for you, and it allows you to pick and choose every aspect of the wedding, travel, adding a honeymoon so basically all you do is bring the groom and your dress! Awesome!

So, back to Sothy's. Today's bride needs pampering and this is the line to try for great skin care with positive results. Here's a little blurb about who they are from their website:

"In 1946, Sothys was a beauty institute in Paris, where a list of exclusive customers enjoyed fine French products created by Dr. Hotz, a medical biologist.
In 1966, the Mas family acquired the Sothys Institute, already installed on the Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honore in Paris. Mr. Bernard Mas, Chairman, then decided to add to the beautiful Sothys range and increase its availability.
Mr. Mas devoted himself to setting up distinctive export markets for Sothys products. From then on, Sothys became a family concern with an international vocation."

I love a family business, don't you?

**To get your hands on my two travel packs of skin care: 1 is for dry skin and 1 is for the body

Please send an email with your name, contact info, and bridal destination with date of the nuptials! Then answer these questions:

1. What year was Sothy's introduced to the United States?

2. What types of products do they offer?

3. Where can you get more Sothy's?

Good luck and congratulations on your wedding!

If you want to take me on the cruise to do your makeup, great, if not, pick up a copy of my bridal makeup book. It's the perfect size for travel and simple enough to read on the plane over and be an expert by time you touch down.

For my Arizona brides: stop by for a personal coaching session to get your wedding day look, or attend a bridal workshop!

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