Fashionistas – The Skin You are In

For the Fashionistas out there make-up, clothing, and accessories provide the accentuation of the image that is put forth to the world. They are not a mask to cover up, but a call to view the spectacular view of confidence that you have to exude. So above all less is more. Getting down to the bare bones of expression…it begins with the skin.

Skin is the largest organ of the body and for the most part takes the most punishment from the environment, with the sun being the most impactful. Now we need sunlight to produce vitamin D naturally and most people spend so much time in doors and/or covered up that they do not get enough and end up getting sick. So get out, show some skin, and get a more natural glow. The trick behind it is that you need to antioxidants along with it to overcome UV degradation. These come from eating fruits, veggies, and gettingsupplements. However, these antioxidants are blocked by dairy products, so milk, yogurt, cheese, and cream all work against you. Dairy has also be found to be connected to acne, get rid of it to do the best for your skin.

 

Nutrient Blocking Effects of Dairy – YouTube

Skin is absorbant and whatever you put on it eventually get into your blood stream, so how toxic is what you are topically using? Toxins are what the skin eliminates through sweating, (pardon me women glisten, men sweat) which is why a sauna is so great. So, if there are chemicals and toxic poisons in the topical lotions, make-ups, and creams you are working against the best benefit to yourskin. The key is to look for mineral based, minimum ingredient, and natural products. Basically, if you could not eat it do not wear it, imagine that your skin is eating it. So just like any portion of food apply only as much as is necessary, plus by not over doing it daily it lasts longer and saves money.

Skin needs to be nourished to be tight, vibrant, and youthful. To accomplish this vegetables are key, salads should be the main meals. Load them up with colorful toppings like brocolli, which 100 calories of has twice as much protein as 100 calories of steak, and bell peppers, which are loaded with vitamin C. For meats some wild salmon or mercury free tuna, which are load with omega 3 good fats. There are also nuts and seed like chia, which had lots of fiber and calcium. All nourishment for the skin and whole body.

Follow these healthy advises created specially for you, remembering that beauty care starts with everything you eat… We are what we eat.

Author Clifford Mitchem
Advocare Distributor
Nutrition + Fitness = Health
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