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Jojoba Oil smooths the appearance of wrinkles and uneven skin tone to visibly enhance the skin texture and minimise the look of wrinkles. The skin is nourished and rejuvenated for a radiant youthful glow.

Jojoba plant produces wax esters instead of plant oil. The molecular structure is similar to the wax esters in the YOUTHFUL skin sebum. Jojoba contains powerful antioxidants, omega 6 & 9 fatty acids, Vitamins A, D and E.

Using jojoba oil on your skin it puts back what aging takes away, working immediately to restore youthful looking skin.

Jojoba is one of the key ingredients in “My Youth Night Oil” by Door of Youth

Anti oxidants from this plant helps remove wrinkles.

Beauty Tips from Door of Youth skincare

1. Drink at least eight glasses of water daily. Water flushes waste out of our system and keeps the skin hydrated, acting as an internal moisturizer.

2. Cleanse & nourish your skin every night, the skin repairs & renews when you are sleeping. If wearing makeup every day, double cleanse & the steam from the shower opens the pores, so save time and cleanse skin in the shower.

3. Eat healthy, lots of green vegetables & lean meats; food rich in Vitamin C & Zinc are good for the skin.

4. Use a sun block every day, natural & organic is best 15-30 SPF. Walking from the car to the office and out for lunch our skin is in the sun. The sun is drawn to pigmentation which makes it darker.

5. Glycolic or AHA is beneficial in your daily skincare products; this will buff away the dead skin cells. The top layer of the skin sheds about every 21 days.

6. Body massages relaxes the muscles and the mind, one every month is beneficial.

7. Working in air-condition, use a facial mist throughout the day to rehydrate the skin.

8. Snacks foods, eat almonds & fresh fruit.

9. Exercise is the number one anti-aging medicine, and the benefits are immense. For starters, it is a great anti-stressor. It also improves circulation, which in turn improves skin complexion.

10. Get plenty of rest. The body needs time to repair itself. Lack of sleep can upset the body’s metabolism and possibly hasten the onset of age-related conditions.

Why I developed a skincare range in 2006? Interesting question to ask myself this today in October 2013.

With my 26 years working in the beauty profession seeing women spending lots of money on products that where chemical based and no results seen. I had to do something. Crazy to see a woman spends $100 or more on one product and a week after using no change in the skin.

There was a need for natural & organic products that gave results & were affordable. So I stepped up and did it, why not I said to myself. So the journey started

In today’s environment more and more women are using chemical based products, from shampoos to makeup. With the rising rates of cancer it’s better to get back to basics. Women today require a beauty routine that doesn’t take time, and Door of Youth offers just that.

Our product is results driven, and are customers who have taken the first steps on the road to that ‘door’ are singing our praises. Results have proven that pigmentation fades, fine lines and scar tissue are diminished, the texture of the skin is softer and acne prone skin is softened and repaired.

Door of Youth a simple 3 step 3 minute skincare product to ladies from all walks of like & ages, at a price you can afford, $139 for Trio skincare pack.

Testimony
Working Mum, Toddler and skincare are not words that went together in my vocabulary unless you meant that splash of moisturiser when I remembered it every few days. Skin Care – it was just all too hard.

Since becoming a Mum the time for skincare routines of the past is no longer there and my skin was feeling it, and showing it, and then I entered Door of Youth Woohoo! My skin is back.

Having sensitive skin I was hesitant to use a product with AHA but I gave it a whirl on a weekend and within days I was seeing clearer and softer skin and my glow returning. Over the past 3 weeks my skin has become smoother, softer and has the touch it used to have, before baby. I have managed to keep it up most days and I love the feeling of the AHA in the renewal serum working as I drift off to sleep each night.With 3 easy steps, wash, moisturise and renew all done in less than 30 seconds I can have the skin of my youth again and I am loving The Door of Youth that has been opened.

Great products Debbie thanks for giving me my skin back!

Reading Testimony like that is why I started my Journey in 2006.

Over the past months I have been researching different essential oils that will assist and slow down the aging of the skin. One of them is Frankincense which is in our new “MY YOUTH OIL” being launched in November.

The other day I added a few drops of frankincense oil to my bath and that night I slept like a baby. I am a very light sleeper and woke feeling refreshed and revitalised. So the next night I had bath with a few drops of the oil and one of my small dogs Budda drank some of the water out of the bath. That night I let the dogs sleep on the bed as a treat and Budda sleep in the one spot and didn’t move, which is so strange as he is always so active and jumping around lots.

So this lead me to do more research and want to share with you.

Frankincense oil is extracted from the resin of the Boswellia shrub (or tree) by steam distillation. It has a warm rich scent that is slightly lemony. Frankincense is a strong anti-inflammatory that can heal persistent sores and prevents breakdown of surrounding connective tissue. It is used when treating stubborn wounds, rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, and low back pain.

Frankincense has many uses. It has astringent and restorative properties that make it an excellent ointment for aging skin. It is helpful in the treatment of colds,flu, and other respiratory diseases. It helps regulate breathing and calms coughing spasms. It helps clear the lungs and nasal passages and eases shortness of breath. Frankincense helps strengthen the urinary system, too.

Frankincense is also a good nerve tonic. It calms the mind and is extremely useful in meditation. Use a few drops in a hot bath before bed time to promote a restful night’s sleep.

Frankincense essential oil is used in aromatherapy to uplift the spirit, warm the body, and bring reassurance to anyone lacking self confidence. It can also help break emotional ties to the past. Frankincense is revered as a holy perfume and frequently burned as incense. (The word frankincense means “luxuriant incense”.) When burned, frankincense gives off “trahydro-cannabinole” which is thought to expand the consciousness.

In many cultures, frankincense is burned during labor to promote a calm, focused atmosphere during birth. The Bible mentions frankincense at least 17 times and according to the wise men, it rated right up there with gold and myrrh (see Mathew 2:11 and read about their gifts to baby Jesus).

Frankincense’s fragrance is long lasting and penetrating. Frankincense oil should not be used in large doses or for extended periods of time. If overused, frankincense may causenausea and other bad reactions.

With all this information we are now going to start a BODY RANGE in 2014 and frankincense will be a key essential oil.

Having been in the Beauty Profession for 32 years I have a wealth of knowledge to share with women to maintain a youthful completion.

MY IDEA of massaging my face every night for 5 minutes over 21 days to see if there is a VISIBLE difference.

When we make facial expressions, we’re essentially transmitting a packet of information that can be received, read and interpreted by others. By contracting or expanding our facial muscles in different degrees and combinations, we can produce thousands of different messages that provide cues to our overall emotional state, our short-term feelings about our immediate environment, our mental well-being, our personality and mood, our physical health, our creditability and whether or not we view others as being creditable.

The smile — transmitted either consciously or subconsciously — is viewed across cultures as a sign of friendliness, especially when greeting someone. Frowns, too, are generally recognized as indicating sadness or disapproval.

There are 43 muscles in the face, most of which are controlled by the seventh cranial nerve (also known as the facial nerve). This nerve exits the cerebral cortex and emerges from your skull just in front of your ears. It then splits into five primary branches: temporal, zygomatic, buccal, mandibular and cervical. These branches reach different areas of the face and enervate muscles that allow the face to twist and contort into a variety of expressions.

However, nobody has really come up with a definitive number for how many muscles it takes to smile or frown — one person’s smile is another person’s smirk. Also, not everyone has the same number of facial muscles; some have more, enabling a wider range of expression, while some people actually have 40 percent fewer.

The truth is that people smile — and frown — differently, even when presented with similar stimuli. There is an even wider range of variety when one begins using different expressive muscles for the eyes, mouth, nose and forehead.

When we go to the GYM we give our muscles a work out to tear the muscle to tighten and firm different muscles of the body.

With the face the elastin and collagen in the dermal layer (middle) cannot be replace, though with MASSAGE STIMLATION we can assist the muscles to plump up and rebuild. This sounds to me that we can maintain our youthful skin if we start to massage for 5 minutes in our early 30’s.

It is never too late to start, I am 53 years old and look forward to seeing the results in 21 day. I will be starting today the 1^st October 2013.

In this picture you can see that we also stimulate the organ’s when we massage the face.

Picture of the facial pressure points.