Elastic, fresh, smooth skin - a key indicator of human health. Skin is composed of several layers of cells that are constantly dying and restored. The outer layer, called the epidermis, is a mass of cells arranged in two layers.
The lower layer of the skin - a living, top - dead. Beneath the epidermis is the dermis - the jelly-like substance, supported by bundles of fibers, and below it is the fat layer. Usually women skin has a large layer of fat, so they have a rounded body shape and skin soft.
Leather - a vital organ. It protects the body from bacteria, removes waste material through its pores your body breathe. The sebaceous glands that produce oil, helps to preserve the skin's elasticity. Sometimes the glands produce too much fat - so called oily skin. If fat is produced it is not enough, then the skin is dry.
Control the properties of skin water loss and body temperature is directly related to our health. As you can generally judge the human health.
The desire to keep the skin fresh and young is very commendable.
This is largely dependent on the following conditions: a balanced diet and skin care,
Normal operation of the stomach, the fresh air and exercise, adequate sleep and peace of mind, balance.
Remember that the quality of our food - is our appearance.
Try to avoid carbohydrates, sugar, fried and fatty foods, cakes and alcoholic beverages that contribute to skin spots and acne. Eat plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables. Use the bounty of summer.
Greens - not only for the sake of health. Vitamins - the strongest of all cosmetics. It has long been known that the fresh fruit and vegetables for the skin better than most celebrated creams and lotions.
Beauty vitamin called vitamin A. It gives the skin elasticity and smoothness, shine of eyes and hair. If you do not have enough vitamin A in our menu, hair and nails become dry, dull, brittle. The skin takes on a spongy appearance, grayish hue.
Vitamin A is found in dairy products and egg yolk (and, in summer is sharply increased amount thereof), as well as carrots, tomatoes, green salad, "peas and other vegetables.
B vitamins are essential to anyone who can not boast of thick hair and smooth skin and, especially, suffer from their disease. Many of these vitamins in the peas, tomatoes, carrots. Vitamin C is needed to everyone and always. His sources - fresh herbs, berries and fruits.
Eat as much raw vegetables, add the greens in the first dishes. Prepare vegetable side dishes. By the way, cucumber undeserved reputation "unuseful". It is true of vitamins in it is less than radishes and onions, but hardly any other vegetables so beneficial effect on metabolism, and hence to a person's appearance.
Eat plenty of cucumbers, right along with the skin and, if possible without salt. And if you also from time to time to wipe the face of a slice of cucumber, skin becomes fresher and whiter (it's his miraculous properties known to our grandmothers).
Among berries and fruits have wrinkled, overripe. From them it is possible to make a cosmetic mask. Particularly useful for this purpose, strawberries, apples, plums, apricots, peaches - they all have anti-inflammatory effects and slightly astringent. You just need to grind them up and put on your skin.
If your skin is sensitive - add a little fresh cream or cottage cheese. Excellent effect on the skin, fruit and vegetable juices, e.g., potato. Rub the juice face and wash off after half an hour with a cotton swab dipped in milk. For dry, the sun burnt skin useful tomato juice.
The mask of fresh parsley (slurry) to help get rid of dark circles under the eyes. Incidentally, the same effect has parsley, eaten.
Honey - a wonderful gift of nature. Honey transparent, shimmering with all shades of gold.
Having absorbed the fragrance of the sun, the flowers, the freshness of spring and the heat of summer, the honey is not only a treat: nourishing, it heals.
About a thousand years ago, the famous Tajik scientist Avicenna advised: "If you want to preserve youthfulness, be sure to eat the honey." He also proposed to apply to wounds honey cakes, to take honey for insomnia.
Hippocrates taught the same thing: "Honey!"
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