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5 superfoods to eat for glowing skin

Published: May 9, 2018 Modified: May 7, 2020 by Everblossom Team This post may contain affiliate links, as an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

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Who on earth doesn't want a beautifully glowing, silky smooth skin? Skin reflects inner health: you have to feed yourself with foods that nourish your skin. Certain foods that can help you keep your skin fresh, and it is best that you add them to your diet to make the most out of their advantages. Let's start with our list of these beneficial foods to eat for glowing skin.

Avocadoes

This fruit is famously good for health and it's great for your skin too. Avocados are high in monosaturated fatty acids like omega 9/s, and so they really help with keeping the skin stay firm and look supple.

Salmon

Finally, this is a protein that people love. I am sure you would like to add some fish to your diet and enjoy the benefits of it as well. This delicious food is packed with omega 3’s and helps flush the toxins out of the skin. It also has a rejuvenating effect on the skin.

Blueberries

Blueberries are delicious and the antioxidants that are present in blueberries help fight the free radicals that can damage skin in several ways. Blueberries also have a wide supply of Vitamin A that can help balance the oil levels in the skin so that the skin isn't prone to acne.

Bone Broth

Bone broth is full of collagen which is really necessary to maintain the elasticity of the skin. It also has ample supply of many vitamins, nutrients and all the essential amino acids that help keep the skin firm and supple.

Lemon

This tiny, sour fruit is packed with vitamin C, and it helps us make collagen and elastin both. It also helps with maintaining our body’s pH levels, thereby preventing us from breaking out. Vitamin C also helps to fight free radical damage.

So try to incorporate these foods to your diet and see the difference in your skin.

Author bio:

Sania is a student of accounts and finance. She enjoys shopping, trying out skincare remedies and blogging about anything that is related to beauty and self-care. Her love for pets, tea and travelling is eternal. She recently published a post on how to clean your skin at home.

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