Besides Maui Tropical Soaps‘ current ‘Give One, Get One’ program, we would like to initiate a new program in about a month for soldiers specifically in Afghanistan. These heros work round the clock for us and for our freedom and we need to remind them that we are grateful and appreciative of all that they do. We would like to create a program similar to the current one we are implementing for the Japanese survivor victims. Please give us your feedback, if you have any program name suggestions please send them our way, we are always grateful for your thoughts and ideas!
As you may know from reading our Facebook and Twitter posts, Maui Tropical Soaps is actively contributing in leading a helping hand to those that were affected by the quake/tsunami in Japan. As of today we have sent 500 pounds of soap to Japan along with a letter (click here to read). To keep on helping and supporting the people of Japan we are going to need your help. Through the month of April we will be offering a “Buy One, Give One” program, for each bar of soap you purchase we will donate one bar to those in Japan.
For those of you who are contemplating purchasing products from us we would like to inform you of our satisfaction guarantee. We are so confident that you will fall in love with our Hawaiian scented soaps that if you are not 100% satisfied with our products we will either replace the product with something you do like, or we will provide you with a refund or store credit. We want you to love our products as much as we do, so we will go the distance to make our customers happy!
If you ever get the chance to visit Maui, you must visit the town of Hana. More amazing and more spectacular than the town itself is the drive. It is a 52 mile drive from Kahului but can take several hours to drive due to the 600 road curves and 54 narrow one-lane bridges. However, it is worth the slow drive through rainforest, waterfalls, coastline and overall scenic beauty.
When you arrive in Hana, be sure to check out the black sandy beach of Waianapanapa State Park, or the red sandy beach of Kahalulu. There are also temples, waterfalls, hiking trips, snorkeling and gardens to enjoy while you are there!
Can’t visit Hana? Maui Tropical Soaps delivers the smells of Hawaii to your door!
700 people are dead after the earthquake/tsunami that hit Japan. While no deaths have been reported in Hawaii, it too is still recovering from the disaster. If you have been wondering how you might be able to help, you have a couple options. The first would be to donate to the American Red Cross. The second would be to donate to the Japanese Cultural and Community Center of Northern California. Both of the options provide food, water and clothing directly to victims. For more information on donating or other assistance options, please visit www.redcross.org or www.jcccnc.org.
Just a reminder, if you know anyone who is not a friend of Maui Tropical Soaps on Facebook, they have until March 15th to ‘like’ our page and receive a $10 store credit, better yet, a gift worth half of their entire order! All you have to do is notify your friends and family to ‘like’ our page and they will receive this amazing one-time offer! And we think that is a pretty good deal for simply clicking a button!
We recently posted video testimonials for our soap products, if you have not seen them, we encourage you to take a look! We would also like to add that if you love our product as much as these ladies do, please tell us, and everyone you know by uploading your own video onto our Facebook page. It can simply be a short blurb about why Maui Tropical Soaps are different than other products you have tried, or which scent is your favorite.
Don’t have a video camera? Write on our Facebook wall! We can’t tell you how exciting it is to hear about why you love our products!
It looks like Hawaii is the number one happiest state in the U.S.! With its natural beauty, warm sunny days and breathtaking beaches how could anyone not have smile on their face while in Hawaii. The survey conducted by Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index evaluated: overall life, emotional health, work environment, physical health, healthy behavior, and access to healthcare/healthy lifestyle. Hawaii scored high in the life, emotional health, and physical health survey portions. West Virginia came in last on the survey by scoring low in the same three Hawaii scored high in.
Don’t live in Hawaii but want a little piece of your own happiness? All of Maui Tropical Soaps are made from the finest ingredients and smell of a Hawaiian getaway!
During the winter season we all want to keep that healthy beach glow, unfortunately, not everyone can live in Hawaii! Below is a video from Daily Candy on how you can stay bronzed by using self tanner aerosol. This video gives step by step instructions on how to use and get the maximum results when using self tanner on your face.
Musician Jack Johnson will be participating in the Patagonia Music Collective. Johnson will be teaming up with the Zac Brown Band and Maroon 5 for this initiative in which the proceeds of their music go toward environmental causes. Considering Johnson’s roots (Oahu, Hawaii), he is extremely passionate about the environment and the value and beauty of nature.
Everyone knows that yoga is a very relaxing exercise, but how does it help you physically? The most obvious is your flexibility, yoga helps improve your muscle tone and strength, in turn, improving your stamina and flexibility. Yoga also helps to improve circulation and reduce the tension and stress you carry both mentally and physically. Lastly, yoga also assists in stimulating your immune system and keeping you healthy!
Do you love Maui soaps? You may want to consider becoming a Maui Tropical Soaps consultant with our Home Luau Program. The program offers you all of our products at wholesale prices, which can then sell at full price at your own luau party! Best part is, you do not need to be a sales person, you simply need a passion for our product! Interested? Read more…
Bridget from The Girls Next Door, takes on Hawaii in a very adventurous way. From the more pleasurable and typical experiences like whale watching and waterfall visits to the more daring experiences like swimming with the sharks and manta rays. However, there was one thing that Bridget did not enjoy, the food! It seems crab legs were a bit too adventurous for Bridget’s taste buds!
Did you know that scent is the strongest sense tied to memory? So it’s not surprising that most people never forget the scent of Hawaii. Most of what makes the scent of Hawaii so memorable is the flowers, and today we are going go through six flowers that collaborate in making Hawaii smell so beautiful and unforgettable.
Birds of Paradise is very dramatic orange or blue flower that resembles an exotic bird. This flower does well in a pot, and is therefore a great houseplant.
The Orchid has 22,000 species, with only a few being native to Hawaii. Orchid’s are used for special occasions, and are a tropical looking flower.
Anthuriums is a poisonous plant that can even cause skin irritation from brushing up against it. What most people assume as the flower is actually a red heart shaped leaf. This plant has also been called the Flamingo Flower.
The Plumeria is probably the most famous Hawaiian flower because it is used in the Hawaiian lei. They have a wonderful fragrant smell, and they last several days after they have been cut.
Ginger is an extremely vibrant flower. It is very oriental in appearance and has somewhat of a pineapple shape to it.
If you don’t live in Hawaii, Maui Tropical Soaps can always deliver the scent of Hawaii to you. All of our soaps contain Hawaii’s finest scents, and each will bring you to Hawaii the minute you use them!
Besides Maui Tropical Soaps‘ current ‘Give One, Get One’ program, we would like to initiate a new program in about a month for soldiers specifically in Afghanistan. These heros work round the clock for us and for our freedom and we need to remind them that we are grateful and appreciative of all that they do. We would like to create a program similar to the current one we are implementing for the Japanese survivor victims. Please give us your feedback, if you have any program name suggestions please send them our way, we are always grateful for your thoughts and ideas!
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