De La Enzie Essentials
(Photo: delaenzieessentials.com)

Research scientist Chenielle Delahaye-McKenzie's initial focus during her PhD studies at The University of the West Indies, Mona, Jamaica was on authenticating the medicinal use of some of Jamaica's 'medicinal' plants. As the research progressed, however, she would add another dimension: Using the healing and therapeutic benefits of the plants in a holistic way. Her doctorate successfully defended, Delahaye-McKenzie's next step was to formulate a suite of products for assessment by the Scientific Research Council (SRC). The green light was given from both SRC and Bureau of Standards for essential oils, fixed carrier oils, powdered herbs, pain relievers and raw butters — just a few of the products with proven health benefits under the De La Enzie Essentials label.

"All the products have been analysed to support the claims made," stressed Delahaye-McKenzie.

"PainOut, a blend of moringa and avocado oil, eliminates pain in minutes... it's a topical oil that should be massaged onto the affected area. Separately, moringa oil, also known as Jamaica's miracle oil, is used to moisturise the skin, heal burns fast, is good for haircare and to control blood pressure. Avocado oil, excellent moisturiser for the skin and hair."

In today's world where health has been placed on the front burner courtesy of the novel coronavirus, Tuesday Style Dryer (TSD) is delighted to share that these tried, tested and proven products, created by one of the nation's brightest and best, are available at 11 Burlington Avenue, Kingston 10, Things Jamaican, Vista Med Pharmacy (Liguanea), Kokobeenz (Montego Bay), Island Boys, USA or Nurture-U (Kingston).

Tips

How to use - Neem Oil

Add a drop to tea or smoothie. Mix 1 oz with one drop of essential oil of your choosing or with other carrier oils when applying to the skin or hair.

How to use - Eucalyptus Essential Oil

Add a drop to tea or smoothie. Add one drop to 1 oz carrier oil or lotion when applying to the skin.

How to use - Pimento Top Note

Add a drop to tea or smoothie for consumption. Add one drop to 1 oz carrier oil or lotion when applying to the skin.

The Nutmeg Essential Oil can be used to treat digestive problems, arthritis, address bad breath and as a sleep aid.

De La Enzie Essentials

Address: 11 Burlington Avenue, Kingston 10

Website: delaenzieessentials.com

Instagram: @delaenzieessentials

Facebook: @delaenzie_essentials

Email: delaenzieessentials@gmail.com

Research scientist and De La Enzie Essentials founder Dr Chenielle Delahaye-McKenzie (Photo: delaenzieessentials.com)
The De La Enzie Tote Bag comes with such as the coconut and castor oil essentials and the lavender hand sanitiser. (Photo: delaenzieessentials.com)
100% natural neem oil ( name: Azadirachta indica)... has antibacterial, antiviral and antifungal properties. (Photo: delaenzieessentials.com)
Essential Oil: Taken orally for pain and inflammation of respiratory tract mucous membranes, coughs, asthma, bronchitis, sinus pain and inflammation, and respiratory infections. (Photo: delaenzieessentials.com)
The Essential Oil (scientific name: Myristica fragrant) can be used to treat digestive problems, arthritis, relieve muscle pain, address bad breath, aid in sleeping, as a stimulant, detoxifying and flavouring agent. (Photo: delaenzieessentials.com)
The Vanilla oil has a very rich aroma. Excellent in scenting a variety of cosmetic products. Can also be used directly as a perfume oil. (Photo: delaenzieessentials.com)
Natural nutmeg fixed oil that hardens at room temperature creates this butter. Excellent for muscle and arthritis pain, insect bites, eczema and moisturising the skin. (Photo: delaenzieessentials.com)
Top Note can be used as a tonic, relaxant, anaesthetic, antioxidant, antiseptic and carminative. Also relieves: flatulence, indigestion, bronchitis, arthritis, cough and colds. (Photo: delaenzieessentials.com)
The Hair Oil is rich with Pimento Essential Oil and Black Castor Oil. Thisproduct helps to repair damaged hair by strengthening the hair and improving growth. (Photo: delaenzieessentials.com)

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