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“You are what you eat.” We are aware of this saying yet we often neglect it and eat anything we want. You won't even see the phrase “eat healthy today” in your to-do list, even on essay writer's notes. But come to think of it, taking time to mind your food intake not only save you a lot of money but makes you have a beautiful skin as well. Bonus: I've also included some natural ingredients that not need to be eaten but can give you the same beautiful effect.

Here's how you'll fully understand my point:
 
Eat carrots and tomatoes
According to an essay writer and some health experts, carrots and tomatoes can protect us against damaging free radicals because it contains antioxidants and phytonutrients. Also, lycopene and beta carotene which are capable of repairing your skin cells and fights from the skin damaging sun rays.


 
Green salad as side dish
Including greens like broccoli and spinach as side dish of your meal can help you have clear and radiant complexion because it contain lots of antioxidants.



 
 

Lemon for freckles
For aging women who worry on their face freckles, rubbing lemon on the said area is recommended. It may not remove it completely but will surely give the affected area a brighter complexion.







 
Dairy for your bread, dairy for your face
When you experience skin inflammation on the face, the application of a pea size of yogurt for less than 10 minutes every morning can control it. The reason for this is the yogurt's pro-biotic content which help the skin to cool and restore to its natural pH balance.








 
Milk bath
Due to milk's lactic acid, taking a bath using water with milk can soften your skin. This is tested and proven by my essay writer friend who now got a very nice fair soft skin.








Honey kissed my lips
Honey contains properties that helps on healing those chapped lips when applied. But not only that, it is also a good cold sore remedy because of its anti-viral content.

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