HOW TO GET GLOWING SKIN

A major component and signal of healthy skin is a natural glow. But causes like lack of sleep, stress, age, and even what you eat can rob your complexion of its radiance. Glowing skin is characterized by small pores, even complexion and clear skin without blemishes. Transform skin that looks dull and tired to luminous and glowing with these following tips. 

• Cleanse Regularly

Key to luminous skin-clearing your canvas by thoroughly removing debris like dirt, oil and pollution particles that can clog pores and cause dullness. Wash your face morning and night by massaging in a small dollop of face cleanser lightly with fingers in circular motions, working from the inside of the face out for full coverage. 

• Exfoliate Your Skin

One of the best ways to brighten skin and boost its glow both immediately and long term is by exfoliating, The process removes the skin’s outer layer of dead cells so its surface is smoother and clearer and reflects light. Apply either a physical exfoliant, like a face scrub, two to three times per week or chemical exfoliation, such as a face peel once per week for sensitive or dry skin and three times maximum for other skin types. 

• Look For Brightening Skin Care Ingredients

One of the best skincare ingredients for brightening skin is Vitamin C. By applying serums and moisturizers which have the presence of Vitamin C helps in brightening and skin tone. Vitamin C works as an antioxidant that brightens skin by blocking an enzyme that produces pigment. 

• Hydrate, Hydrate, Hydrate

Lack of hydration makes your complexion dull and even accentuates wrinkles. Apply moisturizer morning and evening to replenish hydration. Face lotions and creams are generally more hydrating than oils, serums, and other formulas. They are blends of oil and water components that carry hydrating ingredients into skin's top layers, helping it hold moisture."

• Eat Antioxidant-Rich Food

Yes, what you eat can have an effect on your skin's glow. Load up on grapes, berries, and nuts like pecans and walnuts, which are rich in polyphenols such as ellagic acid and resveratrol. Aim to incorporate them into your diet daily in meals, like breakfasts, salads, or desserts, or alone as a snack, which helps in antioxidant combats free radicals to help protect skin cells from UV damage like hyperpigmentation.