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HomeHealthFixing the skin you're in

Fixing the skin you’re in

By Hollie Harris

Noosa Body and Skincare is a bright, warm and professional salon situated in the heart of Noosa Junction. Situated in Arcadia Street, this little gem is your one-stop shop to glowing, more youthful skin.
Skin is your body’s largest organ. It serves as a protective barrier between your insides and the rest of the world, helps regulate body temperature and acts as a filter. Skin exists in a constant state of growth, with old cells dying as new cells are forming. It’s affected by every aspect of your life, from what you eat to where you live. Healthy skin is better able to fight signs of ageing, heals much faster and staves off potential disease better than unhealthy skin.
Specialising in skin health, they perform facials, skin treatments, microdermabrasion or peels to suit your unique skin. Noosa Body and Skincare offers waxing, to manicures and pedicures, as well as plenty of other skin treatments.
Their dedicated team of talented therapists will ensure you receive the best possible service with an efficient and caring manner, using some of the best products and equipment on the market. Pop in to Noosa Body and Skincare at 6a/1 Arcadia Street Noosa Junction or call them for an appointment on 5447 4242.

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