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7 Tips To Achieve And Maintain Soft Smooth Skin.

7 Tips To Achieve And Maintain Soft Smooth Skin.

A clear, even complexion is a good indicator of healthy skin, while some visible skin conditions are hereditary, things like chronic redness, itchiness, and dark spots.

Your skin’s health is influenced by several factors which include pollution, stress and sun damage that, over time, chip away at your complexion and make it more prone to roughness, wrinkles, age spots, bruises and sagging. Those who struggle with genetic conditions like eczema, ichthyosis, keratosis pilaris and psoriasis are especially susceptible to having dry and rough skin.

The buildup of dead and keratinized skin cells and repetitive irritation also take a toll on your skin’s texture as much as lack of moisture and hydration.

Sometimes it’s hard to know what your skin really needs to be healthy and smooth as we’re bombarded by marketing hype for various skin care and cosmetic products.

Below are listed the most effective and natural methods to achieve a smooth skin.

1. Have A Bath At Least Twice A Day.
thing cleanses and removes shedding skin and dead cells from our skin built up by lack of moisture, constant wear of shoes or socks, or from the friction of walking.

That exposure to water through bathing and steaming is a great way to ensure hydration of the body thereby, keeping it free from dead cells, fresh and smooth.

2. Avoid Direct Sunlight.
The Ultraviolet which is a form of electromagnetic radiation present in sunlight is very bad for the skin. In fact, most of the skin damage in older people is caused by a lifetime of unprotected sun exposure. Direct sunlight damages the collagen and elastin that make up the connective tissues of our skin.

You should also know that 80 percent of Ultraviolet rays can penetrate cloud cover and pass through glass and car windows to your skin. In the winter, the sun’s rays can be reflected on the snow and bounce back, hitting your skin twice as harsh.

3. Eat Lots of Fruits.
Eating fruits helps in reducing inflammation and prevention of various kinds of infections that could make the skin weak and unsmooth.

Fruits with vitamins and minerals that help in synthesizing collagen and help in nourishing the like Orange, Lemon, Pawpaw/Papaya, Watermelon,

Cucumber, Pineapples, Mango and Apricot are on the front list to give your skin the best glow and smoothness.

4. Drink Enough Water.
“Water is life” they say, but in this case, “Water is Smooth Skin”.

Drinking lots of water improves the skin tone and makes it smooth.

Drinking enough water helps the body to flush out toxins while giving you healthier skin.

Drinking just two cups of water can increase blood flow to the skin which gives it an even tone and radiant glow; however, it is necessary to drink approximately 4 liters of water per day for men and 3 liters for women for best results.

5. Exercise Regularly.
Exercise makes you sweat which literally leaves your skin glistening and the vigorous movements gets the heart beat rate up and improving blood circulation, which helps to deliver oxygen and nutrients to the skin faster and keeps the skin healthy, promotes collagen production, and promotes new skin cells which keeps the skin looking glowing and smooth.

During exercises the body makes more collagen, which minimizes fine lines. More human growth hormone is released, increasing muscle mass and strengthening the skin.

6. Sleep/Rest Well
Sleep and proper rest gives your skin the opportunity to repair itself as the stress hormone cortisol fall during sleep, and your whole body rests, including your skin which helps your skin repair daytime damage.

7. Use The Best Products For Your Skin.
Using wrong cosmetics can do a lot of damage to your skin. I strongly advise you to use a recommended brand or type of product that is best for your skin; however, organic products are the best.

 

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O U Mackson's profile: O U Mackson, born Ozuruonye Mackson Uchenwa is a Nigerian journalist, filmmaker, talent manager entarprenuer and the founder the talent promotion company O U ENTERTAINMENTS and CEO O U Mackson. Date of Birth: 2nd February 1992 (28 years) Hometown: O U Mackson hails from Eziama Uturu in Abia state Family: Ozuruonye Uchenwa was born into a polygamous family of 3 legal wives and 16 children. O U Mackson is the 4th child of his mother; Mrs Obiesie who was his 2nd wife and the 12th child of the family. Background: O U Mackson was born in his hometown Uturu but moved to Adamawa state at infancy to Professor Calistus Akosim; a guidan, where he started his daycare and nursery education at University Nursery School then primary school at University Primary School. He optained his First School Leaving Certificate (FSLC) in the same school before he moved back to his parents in Uturu, Abia State to continue his secondary education at the Assumption Model Technical School, Uturu then completed Senior Secondary School Examination (SSCE) at Osusu Secondary High School, Aba, Abia state. Ozuruonye Mackson Uchenwa gained admission to study Mechanical Engineering in the Federal Polythecnic, Ilaro, After his Ordinary National (OND) in 2012, Ozuruonye Mackson Uchenwa enrolled in the University of Alaska Fairbanks USA, in the first quarter of 2013 and emerged one of the best graduating students of 2016 from the English department where he studied English Literature/Letters (BA) In 2019 Ozuruonye Mackson Uchenwa completed a postgraduate diploma (PGD) in journalism in the Nigerian Institute of Journalism (NIJ) Work Experience National Television Authority (NTA10) Program Canvasser National Television Authority (NTA2) Field Journalist/Producer Betex Communications limited Producer/Director PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS • Script Writing - Certificate - 2010 • English/Human Relations - Certificate - 2013 PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVEMENTS • CEO O U Entertainments (www.oumackson.com) • Author of 3 published books • Graduate Member of Association of Nigerian Authors (ANA) HONOURS Best Prose writer of the year, award 2010 Association of Nigeria Authors, Ondo Chapter. Awarded by: His Excellency the Executive Governor of Ondo State. (Dr. Rahman Bamidele Mimiko)

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