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How to Have a Beautiful Skin




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Your skin is the largest organ of your body, just like your

heart or your kidney. Its job is to protect your insides so it

is important for it to be healthy. If you eat a healthy diet,

drink lots of water, keep it clean, and protect it from the sun,

your skin will stay healthy all your life.



A skin care program is the combination of skin care products and

a routine that will be most beneficial to the skin. You will

first need to consider your diet and type of life-style since

these two factors play an important role in the health of a

person's skin.



Diet - Eat Well



What you put into your body has a huge effect on how the outside

looks and feels. Eating healthy foods is important. Remember to

feed and nourish your skin by eating the proper foods. Give your

skin a drink too. Eight glasses of are essential to maintaining

your skin's elasticity and suppleness, say experts. The water

you choose can be sparkling water, mineral or straight from the

tap. You still can't beat the old fruit and vegetable diet when

it comes to good health and a good complexion.



Hygiene - Keep your skin clean.



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You need to give some thought and consideration to the type of

makeup you use. And be sure to clean your tools regularly.

Things such as cosmetic brushes get dirty and can carry bacteria

and germs and may cause skin irritations and breaking out. A

good way is to soak brushes for about 10 minutes in a dish of

warm, soapy water using mild liquid detergent or baby shampoo.

Rinse and blot excess moisture with a towel and stand the

brushes, handle end down, in a tall glass until they are

thoroughly dry.



Keep environmental pollutants from being absorbed into the skin

with a good moisturizer that also acts as a skin barrier. Check

the labels for those with added Vitamin A, C and E, which help

block the penetration of pollutants.



Exercise - keep fit



A good exercise program such as aerobics can activate and

rejuvenate the skin and improve circulation and blood flow.

Also, body sweat triggers production of sebum, which is the

skin's own natural moisturizer.



Sleep - get an adequate amount of quality sleep



Be sure to get enough sleep. An adequate amount of quality sleep

can help recharge and rejuvenate the body, making it more

resilient. Lack of sleep can lead to tired lifeless skin and

circles under the eyes. To avoid morning eye or facial

puffiness, sleep on your back so fluid doesn't collect there.

And, you can keep the oil from your hair away from your face by

wearing a head covering or a soft headband when you go to bed.



De-Stress - Relax Get serious about stress reduction. Skin

conditions such as acne appear on many people who are stressed

out, and chronic skin conditions then to get worse. Set aside

quiet time to meditate or daydream. Breathing exercises are

excellent for reducing stress. And keep in mind that too much

stress can affect your overall health as well as your

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About the author:

Copyright 2005. Chileshe Mwape writes for The Pregnancy Guide

website at: http://www.pregnancyguid

e.org.uk/ and hes also a regular contributor to the

Cosmetic Surgery Guide blog at: http://cos

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