D'jeunesse in Sydney, Australia | Medical and health

D'jeunesse

Locality: Sydney, Australia

Phone: +61 1300 409 124

Address: PO Box 6454, Alexandria, NSW 2015 Sydney, NSW, Australia

Website: http://djeunesse.com.au/

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23.01.2022 Woweeee - D'jeunesse has been highlighted in Business Chicks magazine!! Penni Towner, creator of Aussie Bombshell, says it's a 'must-have' and, of course - we agree with her

20.01.2022 Sore, dry, tired eyes...? Getting back to work or school can mean long hours reading, writing and looking at screens - and if your eyes are drying out this can lead to redness and irritation. Just like our skin our eyes produce their own 'moisturiser' but this does rely on being adequately hydrated, and having plenty of good essential fatty acids in your diet.... Omega 7, which also contains the essential fatty acids omega-3 and omega-6, has been clinically proven to ease dry eye symptoms. And it can even help if you're a contact lens wearer! Read all about it right here: http://www.nutraingredients-usa.com//Sea-buckthorn-oil-may

19.01.2022 Wish your hair was longer, healthier and shinier..? Here are 4 tips for boosting your hair health, naturally: http://wp.me/p2AE23-j8

07.01.2022 Could Resveratrol reduce weight gain? http://blog.djeunesse.com.au//could-resveratrol-reduce-wei

03.01.2022 Are you double cleansing..? If you live in and around a major city, you may want to start if you're not already doing so! A 2010 study published in the Journal of Investigative Dermatology found that women living in urban areas exhibited 22% more hyperpigmentation than women who reside in rural areas - eek!... Additionally, research published in the Dermatology Times in 2014 showed that women who live in highly polluted regions have significantly worse skin hydration and barrier function than those who don't. BTW - Omega 7 can help repair this barrier. It appears that microscopic particles found in various airborne nasties, including car exhaust and cigarette smoke, are the issue. And while we can't avoid exposure to these invisible environmental contaminants, washing it off properly can certainly reduce the damage.