Jeunesse Global, a world leader in natural anti-aging skin care and nutritional supplements is expanding their global sales distribution throughout Africa, including Nigeria. Jeunesse, a United States based company, currently has sales operations in over 95 countries worldwide covering Europe, the Americas and Asia. Last month’s global sales exceeding $40 million dollars.
In just over 4 years, Jeunesse has become one of the top direct sales companies in the world and is predicted by many to be a billion dollar company in the next few years. The timing to build a local, national and international business with Jeunesse is excellent due to the exploding anti-aging market expected to be $1 trillion dollars by 2025.
More and more people want to look and feel younger, as they get older. They want to age, youthfully and Jeunesse has a line of proprietary, clinically tested products that deliver real-world results. Because of the results people get with the products, Jeunesse distributors are making considerable incomes. Successful distributors are making 6 figure (U.S. dollars) annual incomes, while the very top distributors are making 7 figure annual incomes.
Jeunesse is formally launching their products and business opportunity in the Nigerian marketplace with a four city tour this month as part
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