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]]>Just as you might treat your hair to a serum after you’ve conditioned it, sometimes our skin needs a little something extra. If you’re giving double moisturizing a try, it’s a good idea to start with one lightweight moisturizer as well as a heavier, thicker cream—unless your skin is seriously dry, layering up two thick moisturizers can be a recipe for breakouts and uneven textured skin. Start with the lighter serum, allow it to sink in, and then massage in the heavier cream using your fingertips and small, circular motions.
Those with oily skin may be rolling their eyes at this suggestion, but some facial oils can actually improve the look and texture of oily skin. Layering a nourishing oil over your nighttime moisturizer can be a great way to lock in hydration and impart a gorgeous healthy glow. Popular natural options include almond, rosehip, and avocado oil.
Even in winter, it’s important to wear an SPF. Ideally, both of your moisturizers will contain some form of sun protection, but if it’s only going to be in one, make it the thicker, heavier cream that is going over your serum. As long as you leave the serum plenty of time to sink in, the SPF in your moisturizer will remain just as effective.
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]]>Although, starting your day with something healthy in your stomach will dictate how your meals will go for the rest of the day. Eating something sugary for breakfast will most likely make you crave sugar throughout the rest of the day and make bad food choices.
It’s recommended to eat breakfast within two hours of waking up, this will set the pace for a healthy appetite and stabilize your blood sugars for the day. When your blood sugar gets low this can trigger cravings and overeating throughout the day. It also re-starts your metabolism after sleeping all night.
Even if you really hate to eat in the morning you should eat something small. Skipping breakfast can increase your risk of getting type 2 diabetes and it can also slow down metabolism. Drinking a glass of water when you wake up to hydrate is also very important, then you should eat something small like a piece of fruit or yogurt. Once your body gets used to eating something small in the morning you can start making breakfast a daily routine.
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]]>Depending on where you live will dictate how much water you actually need. For example, if you live in a hot and humid place, 8 cups a day will not be sufficient. At that point, you will really need between 11-15 cups.
If you are more active and thereby sweating and releasing water, you will also need to drink more since your body is getting rid of more water. Again, 11-15 cups is healthier.
If you are someone who consumes a lot of fruits and vegetables throughout the day, you will actually need to drink less water. That is because produce has a high water content, so even if you’re not drinking it, you’re still ingesting it. That being said, still aim for 8 cups a day.
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]]>The post Why You Should Try Double Moisturizing appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.
]]>Just as you might treat your hair to a serum after you’ve conditioned it, sometimes our skin needs a little something extra. If you’re giving double moisturizing a try, it’s a good idea to start with one lightweight moisturizer as well as a heavier, thicker cream—unless your skin is seriously dry, layering up two thick moisturizers can be a recipe for breakouts and uneven textured skin. Start with the lighter serum, allow it to sink in, and then massage in the heavier cream using your fingertips and small, circular motions.
Those with oily skin may be rolling their eyes at this suggestion, but some facial oils can actually improve the look and texture of oily skin. Layering a nourishing oil over your nighttime moisturizer can be a great way to lock in hydration and impart a gorgeous healthy glow. Popular natural options include almond, rosehip, and avocado oil.
Even in winter, it’s important to wear an SPF. Ideally, both of your moisturizers will contain some form of sun protection, but if it’s only going to be in one, make it the thicker, heavier cream that is going over your serum. As long as you leave the serum plenty of time to sink in, the SPF in your moisturizer will remain just as effective.
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]]>The post Is Breakfast the Most Important Meal of the Day? appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.
]]>Although, starting your day with something healthy in your stomach will dictate how your meals will go for the rest of the day. Eating something sugary for breakfast will most likely make you crave sugar throughout the rest of the day and make bad food choices.
It’s recommended to eat breakfast within two hours of waking up, this will set the pace for a healthy appetite and stabilize your blood sugars for the day. When your blood sugar gets low this can trigger cravings and overeating throughout the day. It also re-starts your metabolism after sleeping all night.
Even if you really hate to eat in the morning you should eat something small. Skipping breakfast can increase your risk of getting type 2 diabetes and it can also slow down metabolism. Drinking a glass of water when you wake up to hydrate is also very important, then you should eat something small like a piece of fruit or yogurt. Once your body gets used to eating something small in the morning you can start making breakfast a daily routine.
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]]>The post How Many Glasses Of Water Do You Really Need Everyday? appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.
]]>Depending on where you live will dictate how much water you actually need. For example, if you live in a hot and humid place, 8 cups a day will not be sufficient. At that point, you will really need between 11-15 cups.
If you are more active and thereby sweating and releasing water, you will also need to drink more since your body is getting rid of more water. Again, 11-15 cups is healthier.
If you are someone who consumes a lot of fruits and vegetables throughout the day, you will actually need to drink less water. That is because produce has a high water content, so even if you’re not drinking it, you’re still ingesting it. That being said, still aim for 8 cups a day.
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