Improve the skin?

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What kind of diet improves the skin?

I've read that tanning helps the skin as well.
 

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im pretty sure sugar isnt good. you mean acne or what?
i use neutrogina cream and it helps me.. eat more fruits too,.
 

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Vitamin E
 

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only a small amount of sun is good for the skin. if you live in the south, at summer time 5-10 mins a day should be enough, anything more can be counter-productive.
 

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Tanning is bad for your skin. The suns UV rays cause wrinkles and the development of skin cancer.

To improve your skin drink lots of water take vitamin c, a, and e.
 

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Sun is good for your skin, just dont overdo it. If it turns red or peels, then you have UV damage and leads to skin cancer. Dont use a suntan lotion with a SPF of more than 8 or else you wont get the benefits of the sun. Dont sunbathe or use tanning beds.

Vitamin C is the building block of collegen, which is what builds the skin. However just eat your fruits and vegetables (oranges, potatoes) as the liver stores about a 3 months supply of vitamin C and too many vits can lead to toxicity.

Vitamin E topically is good. Get a good skin cream with Vit E that doesnt have water listed as the first ingredient.

Omega-fats are used by the body to protect cells, so in general would be good for the skin.

Lots of 100% water.
 

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Plenty of water.

Essential fatty acids (EFAs) eat plenty of fish - salmon is excellent.

Veg and fibre as oppossed to starchy and processed carbs.

Vitamin C - high dose eg 2 grams + per day.

Vitamin E - 400iu + per day.

Selenium - 200iu per day

Pantothenic Acid (Vitamin B5) for acne - high dose - up to 10 grams per day.

Lots of other things help I can't think of off the top of my head.

Do a search for Dr Nicholas Perricone. The guy is THE authority on this sort of thing. He totally disagrees to the above advice regarding sun exposure and recommends a SPF of 15 everyday no matter what the weather.

I certainly won't argue with him but I do find if I have any acne, short term sun exposure helps although I follow his SPF advice.
 

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Tanning, doesnt nothing good for your skin except hide blemishes by darking your skin. The best way to improve your skin is to drink tons of water, eat a balanced diet and moisturise.
 

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Originally posted by marqZAL
Tanning, doesnt nothing good for your skin except hide blemishes by darking your skin. The best way to improve your skin is to drink tons of water, eat a balanced diet and moisturise.
That is absolutely incorrect dude...

There are many things cleared up by the sun, not hidden...

How's taking vitamin c in the pill form?
 
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If you are tanning, use Sun Screen that contains vitamins. They are antioxidants, and on top of that, help out the structure of skin cells, and help the skin build new cells faster. And they make the skin look rather fine.
 
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