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vitamin C: citrus fruits, spinach, broccoli, dark leafy greenslike kale, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts This guide to getting radiant skin through food focusses on the foods that everyone, regardless of dietary preference, can eat.

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One of my favorite go-to products is the Probiotic HydraGlow Cream Oil. Not only does it hydrate my skin, but it’s also a great make-up base and it gives my skin a nice luminosity which lasts all day. You are what you eat, and so is your skin. If you’re looking to supercharge your skin, it pays to take a closer look at what’s on your plate as well. Holistic nutritionist Afya Ibomu says, “What you put in your body literally becomes your skin.” Topping her list of skincare superfoods is the humble aloe vera. She sats, “I like to mix one-third of a cup of aloe juice with two-thirds of a cup of coconut water for extra hydration and skin glow. Due to aloe’s potassium and sodium content, it’s very hydrating to the cells, organs and skin.” 18) Look to alternative therapies Healthy cells high in collagen are smoother and the skin is more elastic and firm with less fine lines. By incorporating the healthy foods above into your diet, and excluding those which are best avoided, you can ensure your skin will look the best it can do naturally. Following a healthy diet that includes healthy fats, lean proteins, and powerful antioxidant rich foods to fight off harmful free radicals is also a great way to improve your overall health. Then, choose your shade: If you have fair or light skin, try a pearl or champagne color; for medium skin, one with gold or rose gold tones; and dark skin, a hue that's bronze-based.

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Essential fatty acids found in foods like flaxseed (as well as oily fish) help with skin’s radiance and protect against future skin damage. Antioxidants for glowing skin Fuller’s earth has long served as a beauty staple in Indian households, and celebrity dermatologist Dr Jamuna Pai recommends it as a one-stop solution for exfoliation, hydration and depigmentation. Make yours at home by mixing one tablespoon of multani mitti with a teaspoon of honey and yoghurt each. Add a quarter teaspoon of lemon juice to achieve fluid consistency and apply it once a week for best results. 2) Supplement your efforts Celebrity aesthetician Joanna Vargas shares her secrets for the first time in this practical, engaging guide to You can protect against free radicals by not smoking, staying out of the sun, and avoiding alcohol and sugar intake. Add 1 single serving sachet of Glow From Within collagen to any hot/cold beverage of choice (add to water, juices, smoothies, tea, coffee, soups or baking).

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For winter, I’d recommend Neal’s Yard Remedies Almond Moisturizer, which is vitamin rich and perfect for easily irritated skin. With a blend of sweet almond and evening primrose oils, it helps to tone, balance, and protect your skin, while also banishing dryness. Let’s take a look at the foods that play an important role in making your skin glow (and those that really don’t).how the other self-care routines we don&#8217toften connect to our skin&#8212suh as nutrition, sleep, and stress No one wants to have oily skin, but that doesn’t mean natural oils can’t play a role in keeping our skin healthy. I use Emma Hardie’s Brilliance Facial Oil in the evening so that the hard-working formula can work to repair my skin while I sleep. It smells absolutely beautiful and with nine essential oils including lavender, it is perfect for helping you drift off. You can mix in your oil with a nighttime moisturizer to provide a protective barrier against the cold, harsh air. There are also best vegan probiotichere if you ever want to take supplements instead. Foods that are bad for skin Red wine also contains antioxidants but again it should be consumed in moderation to avoid the negative effects of the alcohol content. Alcohol can dry out skin and lead to lines, wrinkles and sagging. It also depletes the skin of important nutrients and can also contribute to broken blood vessels and skin redness.