Safeguard your voice from winter air

We've just had a big winter storm here in Utah. Loads of fluffy snow on the ground, and more to come. Yes, I know that in some parts of the country, it's nearly Spring, but here at 5600 feet Spring won't be showing herself for a couple more months.

If you live in a cold, winter climate, make sure you safeguard your voice throughout the winter. Avoid directly breathing in the cold air by covering your mouth with a scarf. Drink plenty of warm liquids to keep your vocal cords hydrated.

Try my Viva La Voice Tonic Recipe for winter, or 'singer's throat'. It's great for warming and hydrating the voice; wards off colds; clears the system and boosts the immune system! Try it, it's fantastic!

Breathing in cold air dries out the vocal cords and can cause a scratchy, rough sounding voice. Be kind to your voice this winter!