5 Foods That Boost Skin Health
An excellent resolution—in addition to daily facial exercises—is to adopt an anti-aging diet. Research is constantly evolving and providing insights about the anti-inflammatory properties of certain foods. Eating a vibrant, colorful diet packed with healthy fats, water and antioxidants impacts both your skin and your waistline.
Here are some foods that boost the health of both your skin and body.
1. Red Bell Peppers
The colorful veggies are nutritional powerhouses! Red bell peppers are loaded with carotenoids and vitamin C, which boosts collagen production to promote smooth, firm skin. Carotenoids are antioxidants that gives many produce items their vivid color. They yield wide-ranging anti-inflammatory properties and can protect against the sun’s powerful UV rays and free radical damage.
2. Avocados
Avocados fill you up for hours on end while imparting fatty acids that hydrate and smooth skin. They are also rich in other anti-aging nutrients including vitamins A, C, E and K. Vitamin A helps turnover skin cells to reveal a fresh, healthy glow. Avocados are also an excellent source of the B vitamins and potassium, which combats bloat.
3. Nuts
Keep almonds and other nuts at your desk and in your purse for a satiating snack with serious anti-aging benefits. Almonds and walnuts are two of my ideal choices. Almonds are loaded with vitamin E, which has been shown to help repair skin tissue and protect against sun damage. Walnuts are an excellent source of omega-3 fatty acids that fight inflammation, strengthen cell membranes and impart a rosy glow.
4. Spinach
This dark leafy green is the epitome of a superfood. It’s loaded with antioxidants, magnesium, lutein and vitamins A, C, E and K. Vitamin K reduces cellular inflammation and may help eradicate dark under eye circles. Spinach is also a plant-based source of iron and has a high water content, which makes it very hydrating.
5. Papaya
Papayas are loaded with antioxidants that combat damage from environmental stressors and nutrients that boost skin’s elasticity and smooth wrinkles. This juicy fruit is an excellent source of potassium, calcium, potassium, magnesium, phosphorus and vitamins A, C, K and E. Papayas also contain papain, an enzyme with some of the most potent anti-inflammatory properties you can find naturally.
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Summer is in full swing—so we hope you’ve been wearing sunscreen and doing your facial exercises every day. There are a few weeks left to take that beach vacay, hit those outdoor workouts or simply while away the days by the pool. Yet if the great outdoors is part of your summer plan, then protection is a must. Your skin is at its most vulnerable this time of year due to the sun’s powerful UV rays and other environmental stressors.
Summer can be brutal on your skin, even when you do facial exercises every day. Too much UV exposure wreaks havoc in the form of sunburns, wrinkles, hyperpigmentation and skin cancer. This is why wearing my Protective Sunblock SPF 30 is absolutely mandatory, all year long. It should be applied 20 minutes before going outside and re-applied throughout the day.
If you’re celebrating the Fourth of July tomorrow, you may be headed to an outdoor barbecue or party. Temptation may be on the horizon, but that doesn’t mean you should skip out on the fun. If you make good choices you can enjoy the day without doing damage to your skin and body. You can keep on track with your facial exercises, workouts and body sculpting regimens and still enjoy some summer fun.
The 4th of July is here, which means we’re smack in the middle of summer. Whether you have outdoor BBQs on the horizon, a trip lined up or are staying home with your SO, we know you want to look your best. Even if the attire is casual or you’re spending the day outdoors, you’ll enjoy yourself more when your skin looks its luminous best.
Summer weather is in effect and there’s no better time to flaunt beautiful skin and a healthy glow. Yet many dread this time of year and the damage it can do. The heat dries out your skin, the sun’s UV rays cause burns and redness, and breakouts can emerge in full force. The good news is, if you do facial exercises and practice good habits, your skin will look better than ever.
Beauty sleep is critical, but the position we sleep in is even more important. Sleeping in the wrong position can derail the results of your facial exercises and cause those deep creases many call “sleep lines.” I also causes back pain and saggy breasts. Even if you use the softest pillow you can find, it puts pressure on your face and results in a pattern of lines that shows exactly how you sleep.
Facial exercises are a critical tool for fighting the signs of aging—but don’t stop at the face. Research performed at 
