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With plastic surgery at an all time high, it seems that huge numbers of the public are happy to pay excessive amounts of money for beauty. |
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| Author: Ben Leach |
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And here’s how.
One of the harshest most damaging forces on your skin are the sun’s ultraviolet rays. Whenever you go outside slap on some high factor sun cream and you’ll protect your skin from developing cancerous cells and you can keep your youthful glow for many years to come. Sun beds are also not recommended as they speed up the skin’s natural aging process and result in premature wrinkles. Remember, tangerine coloured skin is very ‘80s’ and only looks good on fruit.
Although it may be tempting after a night on the tiles to dive into bed without cleaning your face, a good cleansing routine is vital to healthy looking skin. By cleansing, toning and moisturising with reliable beauty products on a daily basis, you’ll experience fewer spot outbreaks and clogged pores. To give your skin an even bigger helping hand, exercise is a must. Not only will your endorphin levels make you feel happier, your skin will be energised by the oxygen, fighting acne and giving you an enviable glow.
As the saying goes, you are what you eat. With this in mind the best way to look good is by eating less red meat, sugar and caffeine and indulging more in vegetables, fish and chicken, preferably steamed not fried. Also, drink plenty of water in order to flush out toxins and to help moisturise your skin. With a good intake of water and a high fibre diet your colon will be cleansed and your body will rid itself of toxins more easily. Good for your body and great for peachy skin.
And finally, remember to breathe. Well, at least breathe properly. Ancient yoga principles reveal that proper breathing techniques revitalise areas of your body and help to purify internal organs. By practising slow even breathing you’ll not only feel more relaxed, but you’ll cleanse your system too. Breath control, which involves expanding the rib cage and stomach during inhalation, can be practised anywhere from at your desk, to behind the wheel of your car. Why not give your friends and colleagues something to gossip about as you breathe your way to healthier skin which won’t cost the earth.
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Ben Leach is an author for Skincare Inc.
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