The cost and inconvenience of checking a piece of
luggage drives most women into to a state of packing pandemonium. When you are
forced to make the choice between a perfect pair of chunky espadrilles and a
frizz-defusing hair dryer, is there ever really a winner? No one in the right mind tries to take
on the TSA and smuggle through liquids over 3oz, so say bye-bye to your beauty
besties.
Then on the 5th time trying to close your
carryon, you realize that if you shove, crunch and cram at just the right
angle, everything will fit into your carryon – ouch, my heart aches when I think of that helpless Joie silk blouse
gasping for air. Somewhere along
the way gorgeous weekend getaways became ghastly.
Instead of accepting defeat, embrace jet-setting
beauty destinations that enhance the travel experience for the glitziest of
guests.
Where to start?
June Jacobs
Spa Collection packed up their
favorite body and hair products into a compact travel-friendly kit for glamour
on the go. The amenity collection
launched exclusively at Grand Hyatt Hotels, boasts full size benefits of a spa
without leaving your room. Grand Hyatt guests can enjoy the
highlights of the Green Tea and Cucumber line that is specially designed to
soothe skin and invigorate the senses.
Plus at the end of your say, snap up these pint-sized products (all
under 2oz) and enjoy a reminder of your getaway as you ease back into reality.
The Green Tea and Cucumber line includes:
Clarifying
shampoo – shine-enhancing suds that
clarify and renew hair with organic extracts of aloe and oats, while chamomile
soothes distresses hair.
Clarifying
Conditioner – moisture-locking
conditioner detangles with olive oil and marine collagen, while a blend of
grapeseed oil and white tea extract leaves hair silky and smooth.
Purifying
Shower Gel – renewing gel cleanses
with jojoba and organic linseed.
Facial Bar – Purifying bar gently cleanses skin.
Body Balm – Rich Lotion nourishes and softens with sweet almond
oil, babassu seed oil, shea butter and oat.
Who Runs the World? GIRLS!
Looking this good takes a village. And when the chief of said village
(read: me) goes on vacation and forgets her curling iron, nail polish remover
or phone charger, the natives go wild (read: me, cursing angrily!). After an exhaustive research process,
including the largest guest listening exercise in history, Hyatt Hotels &
Resorts heard the call of the wild.
They introduced an innovative experience to help their female guests
maintain that perfectly polished presentation: customization.
This new approach addresses all the neurosis that we
gals obsess about: cleanliness, convenience, nutrition and beauty. You can micromanage all the little
details that you normally fixate on, without the pressure to do any of the
legwork yourself.
Break out
the Black Light
Never again spot suspicious curly hairs around the
bathroom (retch). Guest can now communicate with
housekeepers to receive a personal confirmation that the room’s been thoroughly
cleaned. #winning
Forget Me
Not
Want to test out your look with curly hair? Order up
a curling iron. This Hyatt Has It feature ensures guests can enjoy all the essentials
of home without cramming them into their carryons. From teakettles, steamers, yoga mats and chargers you can
keep up your speed without any added stress.
Healthy
Spin on Room Service
It’s too easy to eat naughty snacks on the road, but
with new healthy menu selections you may actually find that there’s a good
chance you won’t fall off the weight watchers wagon. Good news, the one dress you packed will still fit the next
morning.
Spend More
Time in the Bathroom
We are most excited to test out all the new
amenities. As we said, June Jacobs
is pioneering the effort to bring luxury amenities to the guest suites. Les
siiiiigh, sorry boss, gonna be a little late for our meeting, something
suddenly came up.
To learn more about Hyatt’s new amenities and
features to enhance your travel experience visit www.experience.hyatt.com/#inroomchanges.
To learn more about June Jacobs, visit www.JuneJacobs.com
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