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Apart from some blessed souls, almost everyone has had to deal with acne at one point or another. The teenage years can be especially rampant with bodily changes and hormones which often means lots of acne. But for some, acne can remain a problem for much longer.&nbsp;
These foods can be of great help in your battle with acne:&nbsp;
Some research says eating&nbsp;foods rich in omega 3s such as fish, soybeans, kale spinach and nuts like walnuts and almonds can reduce symptoms of acne.&nbsp;
High-fibre diets may help control blood sugar, which can, in turn, keep acne away. So have your apples, beans, carrots and oatmeal.&nbsp;
Some experts say eating foods rich in zinc may prevent some types of acne. Pumpkin seeds, cashews and quinoa&nbsp;are some good sources of zinc.&nbsp;

Foods that help clear your skin and fight pesky acne or pimples

Apart from some blesses souls, almost everyone has had to deal with acne at one point or another. The teenage years can be especially rampant with bodily changes and hormones which often means lots of acne. But for some, acne can remain a problem for much longer.&nbsp;
So whether your battle with acne is still on or you simply want to get your skin healthy and glowing from within, these foods can be of great help.&nbsp;

Foods that help clear your skin and fight pesky acne

Acne can be a common problem among teens&nbsp;
Sometimes acne can linger much longer&nbsp;
Here are some foods that can help clear&nbsp;your skin&nbsp;
Omega&nbsp;3 foods like fish, soybeans, kale and nuts are great
Increase fibre in your diet with apples, beans and carrots
Zinc may prevent some types of acne, eat pumpkin seeds or quinoa&nbsp;

These foods can be of great help in your battle with acne

Apart from some blessed souls, almost everyone has had to deal with acne at one point or another. The teenage years can be especially rampant with bodily changes and hormones which often means lots of acne. But for some, acne can remain a problem for much longer.&nbsp;
These foods can be of great help in your battle with acne:&nbsp;
Some research says eating&nbsp;foods rich in omega 3s such as fish, soybeans, kale spinach and nuts like walnuts and almonds can reduce symptoms of acne.&nbsp;
High-fibre diets may help control blood sugar, which can, in turn, keep acne away. So have your apples, beans, carrots and oatmeal.&nbsp;
Some experts say eating foods rich in zinc may prevent some types of acne. Pumpkin seeds, cashews and quinoa&nbsp;are some good sources of zinc.&nbsp;

Derived from natural products, here are the benefits of some natural beauty oils that will help heal and hydrate your skin, leaving it flawless.

Beauty Oils: Know the benefits and add beauty oils to your skincare routine

Derived from natural products, beauty oils come with numerous healing and hydrating powers that can leave you with flawless skin. Here are some natural oils that will be worth both your time and effort.

Beauty Oils: Here is why you need to get them on board your skincare routine!

Derived from natural products, beauty oils come with numerous healing and hydrating powers that can leave you with flawless skin. Here are some natural oils that will be worth both your time and effort.

Derived from natural products, beauty oils come with numerous healing and hydrating powers that can leave you with flawless skin.&nbsp;
Applied topically over the&nbsp;face and body, beauty oils can help brighten your skin, keep it moisturised and treat any skin issues you might be suffering from. So, here are some natural oils that will be worth both your time and effort.
MARULA OIL
Derived from the fruit of the marula tree, the oil is rich in fatty acids and antioxidants. It helps protect the skin against sun damage, reduces dryness and also inflammation. The oil is multipurpose as it can be used on both your skin and hair.
TEA TREE OIL
Also known as melaleuca oil, it helps remove toxins, treat acne and soothe skin inflammation. It also has several anti-bacterial properties which can help heal wounds.
ARGAN OIL
Also known as &ldquo;liquid gold&rdquo;, argan oil comes packed with vitamin E, essential fatty acids and antioxidants. The presence of omega-3 fatty acids helps promote collagen production and leaves the skin plump and radiant.
COCONUT OIL
Full of vitamin E and fatty acids, coconut oil helps protect and moisturise dry, cracked and patchy skin. It has both antibacterial and antifungal properties that help protect both skin and hair.
ROSEHIP OIL
Extracted from the seeds of rose bushes, rosehip oil is full of vitamins A, B1, B2, B3, C and K and some essential fatty acids like omega-3. When used topically, it helps hydrate and heal simultaneously.
Also Watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/rosehip-oil-who-is-this-new-kid-on-the-skincare-block-1625125932493" target="_blank">Rosehip Oil: Who is this new kid on the skincare block?</a>
Apart from being beneficial for the skin these beauty oils are not only easily available but are also pocket-friendly. So, why don't you go ahead and quickly add them to your beauty and skincare routine. But be warned, only use what your skin or hair needs, nothing less and nothing more.&nbsp;
Also Watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/monsoon-skincare-expert-tips-to-prevent-skin-infections-1597473444669" target="_blank">Monsoon skincare: expert tips to prevent skin infections</a>

If there&rsquo;s one thing that we must&nbsp;use&nbsp;a lot of and on a daily basis, it&rsquo;s sunscreen. No matter&nbsp;what your skin tone, type or condition may be, sunscreen is an absolute&nbsp;requirement&nbsp;to protect oneself&nbsp;from all the harm&nbsp;that&nbsp;exposure to harsh sunlight can cause us.&nbsp;&nbsp;
In a recent Vogue Beauty YouTube video, Gwyneth Paltrow mentioned using sunscreen only&nbsp;on&nbsp;the high points of her face. This has caused an uproar amongst people&nbsp;as her tip is highly misleading and may&nbsp;cause&nbsp;people&nbsp;to follow&nbsp;her suggestion blindly. She applies sunscreen only to the points of her face where the sun &lsquo;hits&rsquo; it without&nbsp;realising that every exposed bit of skin is open&nbsp;to sun damage equally.&nbsp;&nbsp;
The founder of&nbsp;the&nbsp;brand&nbsp;&lsquo;Goop,&rsquo;&nbsp;applies sunscreen like highlighter and&nbsp;we&rsquo;re most definitely not here for it! In an ideal world, sunscreen&nbsp;should be re applied every 2-3 hours, but if that is a bit too much then applying a teaspoon worth of sunscreen is the only way to go.&nbsp;&nbsp;
So&nbsp;slather it on and protect yourself from all that&nbsp;potential&nbsp;sun damage.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Sunscreen cannot be applied like makeup

If there&rsquo;s one thing that we must&nbsp;use&nbsp;a lot of and on a daily basis, it&rsquo;s sunscreen. No matter&nbsp;what your skin tone, type or condition may be, sunscreen is an absolute&nbsp;requirement&nbsp;to protect oneself&nbsp;from all the harm&nbsp;that&nbsp;exposure to harsh sunlight can cause us.&nbsp;&nbsp;
 In a recent Vogue Beauty YouTube video, Gwyneth Paltrow mentioned using sunscreen only&nbsp;on&nbsp;the high points of her face. This has caused an uproar amongst people&nbsp;as her tip is highly misleading and may&nbsp;cause&nbsp;people&nbsp;to follow&nbsp;her suggestion blindly. She applies sunscreen only to the points of her face where the sun &lsquo;hits&rsquo; it without&nbsp;realising that every exposed bit of skin is open&nbsp;to sun damage equally.&nbsp;&nbsp;
 The founder of&nbsp;the&nbsp;brand&nbsp;&lsquo;Goop,&rsquo;&nbsp;applies sunscreen like highlighter and&nbsp;we&rsquo;re most definitely not here for it! In an ideal world, sunscreen&nbsp;should be re applied every 2-3 hours, but if that is a bit too much then applying a teaspoon worth of sunscreen is the only way to go.&nbsp;&nbsp;
 So&nbsp;slather it on and protect yourself from all that&nbsp;potential&nbsp;sun damage.&nbsp;&nbsp;

If there&rsquo;s one thing that we must&nbsp;use&nbsp;a lot of and on a daily basis, it&rsquo;s sunscreen. No matter&nbsp;what your skin tone, type or condition may be, sunscreen is an absolute&nbsp;requirement&nbsp;to protect oneself&nbsp;from all the harm&nbsp;that&nbsp;exposure to harsh sunlight can cause us.&nbsp;&nbsp;
 In a recent Vogue Beauty YouTube video, Gwyneth Paltrow mentioned using sunscreen only&nbsp;on&nbsp;the high points of her face. This has caused an uproar amongst people&nbsp;as her tip is highly misleading and may&nbsp;cause&nbsp;people&nbsp;to follow&nbsp;her suggestion blindly. She applies sunscreen only to the points of her face where the sun &lsquo;hits&rsquo; it without&nbsp;realising that every exposed bit of skin is open&nbsp;to sun damage equally.&nbsp;&nbsp;
 The founder of&nbsp;the&nbsp;brand&nbsp;&lsquo;Goop,&rsquo;&nbsp;applies sunscreen like highlighter and&nbsp;we&rsquo;re most definitely not here for it! In an ideal world, sunscreen&nbsp;should be re applied every 2-3 hours, but if that is a bit too much then applying a teaspoon worth of sunscreen is the only way to go.&nbsp;&nbsp;
 So&nbsp;slather it on and protect yourself from all that&nbsp;potential&nbsp;sun damage.&nbsp;&nbsp;

From dry to combination, all skin type needs a different hydration regimen. Dermatologist Dr Kiran Sethi&nbsp;explains how to select a&nbsp;moisturiser&nbsp;that will be most effective for your skin.

Winter skincare tips: how to choose the right moisturiser for your skin?

Winter skincare: how to choose the right moisturiser for your skin?

From dry to combination, all skin type needs a different hydration regimen. Dermatologist Dr Kiran Sethi&nbsp;explains how to select a&nbsp;moisturiser&nbsp;that will be most effective for your skin.

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