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How to Get Healthier Skin

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Get Healthier Skin

You turn on the TV to an awards show and immediately envy your favorite actress's amazing skin. Or maybe it's the drive to work or school when you pass the sign with the pimple-free model's face and can't help the feeling that you would do anything to trade your acne with her flawless skin. It's human to want perfection- perfect figure, perfect hair, and most of all perfect skin. In this article, you will learn some tips to healthy and glowing skin.

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    Drink tons of water. Water cleans out and cleanses your skin so the more water you drink the better you will look and feel, guaranteed.

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    Wear sunscreen everyday. The longer you protect your skin from harmful sun rays the more your skin will be healthy. Even when you don't see the sun out, it is still good to apply some sunscreen. The rays can always sneak out from behind the clouds during the day !

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    If you have aberrations, such as acne or a rash, be sure to see a dermatologist. Skin issues should be treated and your physician can help you with tips to prevent them from recurring or becoming worse.

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    Use a natural lotion that is not made from an alcohol base each night before bed.This will made your skin more healthy.

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    Try not to touch your face. The natural oils are your fingers can clog the pores on your face with bacteria and produce zits.

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    Remember that no one has perfect skin. In posters and magazines, major editing can be used, along with heaps of concealer and foundation.

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    Be confident and don't stress too much about your skin. Not only does stress cause pimples to arise, but smiling and showing confidence can be much more attractive than flawless skin.


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  • You can also visit skin care clinics for more advice.
  • You can also eat fruits rich in vitamins for good health of your skin.

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Last edited:
November 6, 2011 by Ttrimm

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Skin Conditions | Skin Care

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