Glowing skin means different things to people. Many people use the term to refer to skin that looks healthy and “awake” rather than dry, dull, or unevenly textured. For some, healthy skin results in a natural sheen or “glow.”

Healthy skin is something that most people can work towards our body is our identity. Therefore, it must be nurtured and taken care of by people who oftentimes complain of acne, pimples, dry skin and all sorts.

However, everyone can have that radiant skin if they follow these simple tips.

1. Eating healthy

It is important that we eat healthy because the nutrient that goes into our body goes a long way to keeping our skin clear.

People need to normalize eating a balanced diet and discarding junk food.

2. Stay hydrated

Water is very important in the body. Drinking at least 8 glasses a day will help rid the body and skin of toxins. People often avoid water because they are addicted to carbonated drinks, which is not so healthy. Reports have it that increasing your water intake gives your skin that perfect radiant glow.

3. Bathe at least twice daily

When you head home from work or that serious workout session, ensure that you have a bath. Leaving sweat on the skin and allowing it to dry can cause your skin to be irritated, so it is best to wash the skin as soon as possible after sweating.

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4. Use gentle products on your skin

Most people would usually link this to makeup lovers alone but that shouldn’t be the case as everyone needs to get products that suit their skin.

Using harsh products on especially sensitive skin can cause irreparable damages on the skin e.g rashes, sunburn, dark knuckles, green veins etc.

Get good hypoallergenic products to avoid bitter results when used.

5. Moisturise

Moisturising every day can be very helpful as it reduces the chance of developing extreme dryness or oiliness.

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Although, some moisturisers can cause more harm than good, if you don’t have a specific one that works for your skin type, instead of using damaging moisturizers visit the nearest dermatologist.

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6. Get quality sleep

Sleep is your body’s time to repair itself, and this includes your skin. While you sleep, your skin will turn over dead skin cells and create new, healthy skin cells. Your skin will also produce new collagen while you sleep, which helps the skin stay plump. More collagen means fewer fine lines and wrinkles and less sagging.

Start going to bed earlier at night, including on the weekends. If you’re not comfortable at night, do what it takes to make sure you’re sleeping more comfortably. Invest in a high-quality mattress, buy sheets that are soft and cool, and hang blackout curtains if light and noises are waking you up at night.

7. Manage stress

It’s normal to experience some stress from time to time. However, long-term stress can have serious health consequences because it causes you to have high levels of cortisol all the time.

Find ways to effectively manage and reduce stress. This may involve taking a warm bubble bath or listening to quiet, relaxing music. Sometimes, reducing stress may require you to make major life changes. In any case, do what it takes to eliminate the largest stressors in your life. This can improve your overall health including your skin health.

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8. Refrain from touching your face

Hands and fingers usually contain high amounts of oil and dirt, even if you recently washed them. When you touch your face, this debris will transfer from your fingers to the skin and clog pores increasing the risk for acne.

Try to avoid touching your face with your fingers and the palms of your hands at all costs. If you have an itch on your face, try to use the back of your hand or a shirt sleeve to relieve it.

9. Avoid too much sun

Spending time in the sun may seem like an effective way to get a healthy-looking glow. Sunlight does offer health benefits for your body and skin but only if you’re in it for a short period. Too much sun can lead to sunburn and exposes you to radiation that increases your risk for skin cancer. Excess sun also contributes to wrinkles, discoloration, and other signs of aging.

Avoid exposing your skin to the sun for long periods. When you do spend time in the sun, wear broad-spectrum sunscreen, a wide-brimmed hat, and sunglasses to protect your skin and your eyes. You should also consider wearing long-sleeved shirts and pants to protect the skin on your arms and legs.

10. Drink less alcohol

Alcohol dehydrates your skin and body. It can make fine lines and wrinkles more pronounced and leave your skin looking gray and dull.

Drinking high amounts of alcohol regularly can also lead to nutritional deficiencies. This can prevent your skin from getting the nutrients it needs to maintain a healthy looking glow.