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Health-4-Self
Damage Control
By Caitlin Mulvihill and Tori Bergland

The Winter Ball is right
around the corner, and whether you are thinking about it now or
not, the thought of how your skin looks will most definitely cross
your mind, both guys and girls. You do not need to make a big
deal, because below are some tips for you to do as well as advice
pertaining to food. We wish you the best of luck, and remember,
just relax; you will look amazing.
Like it or not, you will have to keep your skin for the rest of
your life. Because the skin on your face receives the most exposure,
it is the most delicate and sensitive part of your body. Upholding
healthy habits is vital to maintaining clear and healthy looking
skin. Remember, your skin is a mirror of your overall body health.
Tips
for Keeping Healthy Skin:
DO’s
-Wash your face 2-3 times a day
-Exfoliate on a regular basis
-Use moisturizers if necessary, but make sure it is appropriate
for your skin type
-Keep oily hair away from your face
-Use a clean towel or tissue to dry your face after you wash it
-Use water-based makeup
-Drink at least 64 ounces of water a day
-Try to take stress breaks
-Exercise on a regular basis
DON’Ts
-Do not scrub your face too hard
-Avoid excessive sun
-Be aware of your perspiration level
-To avoid scars, do not pick your face
-Avoid specific foods that make your skin unhealthy
-Try to avoid touching your face as much as possible.
Food Smart
Regardless of what you have heard about the association between
healthy eating and healthy skin, what you put into your body is
vital to the way you look and feel. If you eat junky foods, you
will probably feel junky. If you want healthy looking skin, you
must choose your foods wisely.
DO:
Fruit juices
Milk
Water
Brown rice
Whole wheat
Fruits
Vegetables
Nuts
DON’T:
Sugar Drinks
Soft Drinks
Caffeine
Limit Processed Carbohydrates
All Junk food
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