HEAL YOUR SKIN WITH FACE YOGA
Out a healthy lifestyle, can sort Face yoga, along with beauty woes, such as acne, pigmentation and dull naturally it a go to get a radiant visage skin. Give
Achieving problem-free, naturally radiant, clear skin is a process that is slowly developed from the inside out. It demands patience as there can be no short-cuts to beautiful skin! But sadly, this truth is largely overlooked as we get addicted to expensive beauty products and treatments. If you eat right as a hobby and not a compulsion, and do face yoga as part of self-discipline, it can sort out many skin woes and help you get clear, radiant skin naturally.
FACE YOGA FOR HEALTHY SKIN
FACE YOGA HELPS DRAW FRESHLY OXYGENATED BLOOD TO FACIAL SKIN CELLS AND MUSCLES, GIVING A NATURAL DETOX TO SKIN
If you have been relying on pots of cosmetic tints to give your
cheeks that rosy glow, it’s time to switch to face yoga! Lack of oxygen in various areas of your face can result in dull, lifeless skin.
What face yoga does is it draws freshly oxygenated blood to your facial skin cells and muscle, giving a natural detox to your skin. It also brings down cortisol levels, thus imparting a fresh, healthy glow while combating acne, breakouts and blemishes. It also helps reduce bloating, thus naturally enhancing your features. Some face yoga poses that can help give you radiant skin are balloon pose and
puffed cheeks pose.
THE RIGHT DIET
Acne and pigmentation is a common problem today. These skin disorders are worsened by hormonal imbalance, chronic stress, toxins in the body and overuse of cosmetic products. An unhealthy gut can also lead to break-outs and blemishes. So, fixing your digestive health goes a long way in sorting out your skin health.
Along with yoga, have lots of water. It ensures that nutrients and oxygen reach every single cell in your face and body, while getting rid of toxins and other wastes. So, make sure to have at least six to eight glasses of water every day. Avoid refined foods, dairy products, sugary foods and beverages. Include vegetables like broccoli, spinach, kale, peppers, zucchini, cauliflower, carrots, beets in your diet. Fruit,
whole grains and starchy vegetables, healthy fats, plantbased dairy alternatives, highquality protein, antiinflammatory herbs should be given preferences.
The author is a yoga expert and fitness trainer.