Wouldn’t it be great to skip the Instagram filters and have that #NoFilter look 24/7?
However, as we clutch to the renewed energy that a brand new year brings, one look in the mirror and …. reality hits! Turns out that too much sun, chlorine and sun-soaked boozy brunches have consequences. Yup, just when you want to look terrific at the start of a new year, your skin gets the holiday blues.
But Christmas and New Year is all about celebration, so first of all, don’t feel guilty about having seconds at the Christmas table, or eating a few too many of the holiday treats being passed around.
Fortunately, the effects of overindulgence can easily be remedied once you return to your regular diet and full stash of skincare products. So if a “glowing skin” is on your list of wants, make a cuppa, sit down and read on.
Most of us only have time for a simple skincare regimen, yet beauty aisles are overflowing with supposed “must-haves.” Too-good-to-be-true claims often make beauty and skincare shopping more confusing than helpful. Really, I mean, how many must-haves does one person need?!
Here’s how to revive your skin after the holidays:
Start your day with a berry smoothie. Must eats also include Omega-3 fatty acids in salmon, trout, tuna and mackerel. Add anti-wrinkle Vitamin C found in oranges, limes, and grapefruit and be sure to boost collagen production with foods containing sulphur such as garlic, onions, parsley, broccoli and cauliflower.
Add an exfoliator three times a week to remove the build-up of dead skin cells. Also, as we get older serums can be powerful allies. Filled with concentrated doses of active ingredients these elixirs can mitigate a number of issues from dark spots to wrinkles.
Radiant skin day after day is all about being mindful of what you put into your body and sticking to a simple skincare routine … totally doable, right?
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