Australian Jane Poetry, does anyone know

I see your post now, I don't know if you're seeing this store, I've always wanted to buy its things, but I didn't know that there was a physical store.

Haven't tried. But organic stuff is good.

It is easily absorbed.

It's just that ** seems to be on the high side.

If you have money, buy it.

Well, buy it if you use it, I'm using their moisturizing day cream now, and it works very well.

I'm now ready to change the full set to Jane's products. But it's going to cost a little bit of salary...

They're making organic skincare, leading brands, and they seem to have their own organic farms, from production to sales.

I know this brand, it's a good brand.

You should ask your husband, your husband must know, otherwise what would he do if he bought it, really.

I've never seen this brand in Australia.

Certify that this thing won't be fake. The USDA certification in the United States and the OFC certification in Australia are very strict certifications.

I went to Kan Shimei and Jolie's official websites to check them out.

Jane's Summer's say is certified organic skincare. And there is a certification logo and link.

But Julie's is saying that the purest live machine skincare brand doesn't see any certification.

It would be better if there was a certification. I haven't used it either.

I'm using Julie's, and it's fine, but to be honest, I don't see their certification.

I'm not professional in this either. As for whether Jian Shimei's certification is real, I think it's okay to check it on USDA and OFC. It shouldn't be fake. Organic stuff is pretty strict, right?

Julie's website really didn't find anything about organic certification. Jian Shimei's official website is available.

As for whether these certifications are genuine, I personally can't judge, or you can go to the official websites of USDA and OFC to check it yourself.

I haven't heard of either brand. Are you new to China, or maybe you haven't even entered yet?

Yes. Moreover, it has passed the certification of the United States, the United States, the United States, the United States, and the Australian OFC, and it is difficult to pass these 2 certifications.

These 2 certifications are currently the most stringent and highest standards in the world. A minimum of 95% is required, and the other 5% must be natural.

I heard that they have their own farm. on Tanpaly, Australia. It's beautiful and it's also a tourist spot in Australia.

Yes, I bought it when I saw that they were certified.

I don't know, I haven't used it, I like to use domestic products that are suitable for herbs, and they are milder.

It is imported, it is the world's top organic skincare brand, and many people use it.

There is a detailed Australian explanation, in English.

There are 25 countries and regions in Australia!

1. Australia.

2. New Zealand.

If you say Australia, you mean Australia, and if you want to say Oceania, there are many of them, including Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Palau, and so on.

Australia is a country called Australia.

Commonwealth of Australia, abbreviated as "Australia". With a territory area of 7692024 square kilometers and surrounded by the sea, it is the only country in the world that covers an entire continent, so it is also called "Australia".

Australia is bordered by New Zealand to the southeast, Indonesia to the northwest, and Papua New Guinea, West Papua and Timor-Leste to the north. The capital of Australia is located in Canberra, and the largest city is Sydney.

The word Australia is derived from the Latin word meaning "Terra Australis Incognita" (Unknown Southern Continent). Its geographical location, often referred to as the Australian continent, is the smallest continental plate on Earth.

With a land area of square kilometres per capita, Australia is one of the most expansive countries in the world. It is home to a variety of natural landscapes, including tropical rainforests, deserts known as the "Red Centre", tourist-friendly seashores and the famous natural heritage sites of the Great Barrier Reef and Uluru.

Australia and the United States are the joint-largest countries with the world's largest number of natural heritage sites, as well as a handful of rare species of flora and fauna that are found only in Australia, such as platypus, kangaroos and koalas.

Australians sit on a large number of resources, sparsely populated Australia, and driven by the UK's good business regulations, mining and tourism are the two pillars of wealth, and Australia is also a highly developed country in the world in terms of economy and life.

Australia has a total population of more than 23 million and has the 9th largest migrant population in the world, accounting for 26% of the country's total population. The country is highly urbanized, with a large concentration of population in the eastern coastal areas.

As an important part of the tertiary industry, tourism has developed significantly and rapidly in Australia. Because of its beautiful natural scenery and rare animal and plant resources, coupled with a developed economy, Australia has become a tourist mecca that makes people forget to return.

Major tourist attractions include the Sydney Opera House, Sydney Harbour Bridge, Sydney Tower (the second tallest building in the Southern Hemisphere), the Coast, the Great Barrier Reef, North Ayr Lake, Melbourne Art Gallery, Kakadu National Park, the birthplace of Aboriginal people, and the Wilangi Lake District, an Aboriginal cultural area.

1. Australia.

2. New Zealand.

3. Papua New Guinea.

4. Solomon Islands.

5. Northern Mariana Islands (United States).

6. Vanuatu.

7. Palau. 8. Nauru.

9. Tuvalu.

10. Kiribati.

11. Samoa.

12. American Samoa.

13. Niue (New Zealand).

14. Cook Islands (New Zealand).

15. Tonga.

16. Micronesia (Federated States of).

17. Pitcairn (UK).

18. New Caledonia (France).

19. Fiji Islands.

20. Federated States of Micronesia.

21. Marshall Islands.

22. ** (United States).

23. Tokelau (New Zealand).

24. Wallis and Futuna (France).

25. French Polynesia.

Australia does not refer to a continent, but is an abbreviation of Australia

Australia is far away from us, there are no borders, no borders!