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              Simple Tips to Get Healthy Skin



1. Keep your Face Clean



Face cleansing is essential as it removes all the dirt particles and excess oil. Both factors can contribute to acne which is hard to deal with.
You may have seen beauty experts stressing over face cleansing because when you apply makeup or other skin care products, they work as a tight mask on your face keeping the pores clogged.
That is why you need to clean your face twice a day depending on your skin type. Also, make sure to remove all the makeup before bedtime to prevent the buildup of the products on skin cells and to let your skin breath.

2. Keep it Moisturized




Beauty gurus suggest keeping your skin moisturized. Therefore, make it a habit of  
applying a moisturizer right after you wash your face. It will delay the onset of fine lines and wrinkles.
You can always consult with a dermatologist before investing in a good quality product as not every moisturizer is beneficial for every skin type.
Also, consider deep moisturizing your skin at least once a week if you have dry skin. It will help eliminate rough patches, redness, and irritation.

3. Go for Exfoliation



Scrubbing your face is a proven way to maintain healthy skin. When you exfoliate your skin, it removes dead cells which often contribute to clogging your pores. You can also get rid of blackheads via scrubbing. Make sure you use a mild scrub. Use it twice a week regularly to achieve subtle and shiny skin.
Many beauty experts recommend exfoliating to brighten tanned skin as well. However, you should refrain from over-doing it as too much scrubbing can deplete the natural oil in your skin leaving it your dry and itchy.

4. Vitamin C




Vitamin C is an antioxidant that functions to ward off skin damaging factors. It is also necessary to produce collagen that determines the firmness of your skin. Incorporating a vitamin C enriched diet is essential to delay aging as well.
Also, food sources such as strawberries, red peppers, broccoli, and citrus fruits are abundant in vitamin C. Consuming the vitamin via organic sources is highly recommended over supplements as they are free from chemicals.

5. Mixed Nuts


Incorporating a handful of mixed dry fruits could become an excellent source of omega-3 fatty acids. The latter promotes skin elasticity keeping it radiant and smooth. A study even concluded that eating an adequate portion of nuts can prevent the symptoms that contribute to skin cancer.

6. Wear Sunscreen

Exposing your skin to the sun could become a leading cause of rashes, irritation, premature aging, or worse – skin cancer. That is why beauty gurus stressed on why wearing sunscreen is essential for women.
Applying a single coat of sunscreen can protect your delicate skin from the UV rays of the sun – wear your sunscreen even when there is overcast.

7. Home Remedies




A skin care routine remains incomplete without home remedies. There is no doubt that exposing your skin to the natural options can benefit it in the more extended run. The outcome of the traditional ways is steady but unbelievable. Hence, you should try applying distinctive face packs made with yogurt, honey, banana, gram flour, etc. depending on your skin type.

8. Regular Facials



Beauty experts emphasize on opting for facials each month. It is considered as one of the most trusted tips to get the desired outcome. A facial is a detailed cleansing procedure that involves deep skin cleansing.
The massage involved in it supports circulation and promotes oxygen in the skin cell. Getting a facial from a professional once a month is a wise idea to relax and pamper your skin.

9. Get 8 Hours of Sleep




Have you ever wondered why health expert refers to sleep as “beauty sleep?” It is because your skin also gets tired just like your body. And not resting enough may result in eye-bags. This is why you should get 7 – 8 hours of sleep on a daily basis allowing your skin to rejuvenate.
10. Increase Water Intake


Consuming at least one liter of water is required to achieve the flawless skin. The fluid allows your body to flush out chemicals, toxins, and excess salts that contribute to damage your skin.

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