Give your skin a fighting chance with these ten anti-aging tips,
commonly believed to be effective in reducing the physical signs of
aging.
1. Eat healthy. Stick to a low fat diet that is high fruits and
vegetables and lean meats and fish. Then enjoy a moderate intake of
carbohydrates, especially complex carbohydrates, such as whole grains.
2. Engage in a regular exercise routine.
3. Reduce your stress. Stress is one of the primary causes of premature
aging and the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. When you are
experiencing too much stress, your body simply does not function at its
highest level. Starting slowly, eliminate those facets of your lifestyle
that are contributing to too much stress.
4. Drink water. Water helps hydrate skin and helps your body form healthy cells. It also helps your body remove waste products.
5. Supply your body with antioxidants, such as vitamin C, Vitamin A, and
Vitamin E, from vegetables and fruits, as well as nutritional
supplements. These vitamins help your skin fight the damage of
free-radicals that your skin is exposed to via environmental factors
(such as pollution).
6. Protect yourself from the sun's damaging rays. Apply sunscreen each
morning on your face, even in the wintertime. And slather sunscreen on
exposed parts of your body when going outside. Wear protective clothing,
such as long-sleeved shirts, long pants, and wide brimmed hats. Wear
sunglasses to protect your delicate eye area, too. This is one of the
most important things you can do to reduce the signs of aging,
particularly on your face. Try not to go outside during the times of the
sun's most intense and damaging rays (from 10 am to 2 pm)
7. Avoid smoke. If you are a smoker, quitting will greatly help in your
efforts to reduce your physical signs of aging. Studies say nicotine
accelerates the skin's aging process.
8. Take time to wash your skin (gently). When you clean your skin, you
reduce the risk of skin disorders that may come from pollutants in the
environment. Make sure that you aren't drying your skin with irritating
soaps or additives, such as dyes and perfumes. Remove your makeup
carefully, paying special attention to the delicate eye area. Use a
gentle eye makeup remover, instead of using harsh soaps around your
eyes. Pat your skin dry gently and use moisturizers as needed.
9. Shave carefully. If you shave often, try applying a warm washcloth on
your skin before shaving to soften the hair. Then use a moisturizing
shaving cream or lotion to lubricate and protect your skin.
10. Moisturize. When you moisturize regularly, you will help your skin
maintain its youthful glow. Apply a moisturizer that is suited for your
specific skin type as often as needed throughout the day.
Monday, 17 June 2013
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