My Great Skin Guide
7 October 2009
Cardio exercises
Just came back from a great run up Mt Faber with my puppy. Doing cardio not only keeps your body strong and young, it can also improve your complexion. Blood starts pumping in your face, drawing oxygen to your skin, giving you an instant radiant complexion. And, it’s free!
Even though I am a big believer in laser treatments, I also believe in being holistic. Doing thousand-dollar caviar facials and laser treatments every month will not help you if you smoke, are stressed and eat rubbish. Your skin is your body’s largest organ. When your internal organs are working well, your skin glows and is taut.
Yoga for relaxation
I started looking after myself better in my late 20s. I quit smoking and began an exercise regime – pilates and yoga to relax and running for cardio, ate more fruits and vegetables – choosing food with high omega like salmon for its skin loving properties. I cut back on sugar as too much of it ages skin. I also tried to relax more – to be more aware of the present, less worrying and being content. Having a balanced nervous system not only does wonders for your skin, but also makes you a more fun person to be around!
I think that all my efforts have paid well (on top of the laser treatments I try for my work) as I often get mistaken for my younger sister 
How about you? Do you have any skin care tips to share?
Cardio exercises
Just came back from a great run up Mt Faber with my puppy. Doing cardio not only keeps your body strong and young, it can also improve your complexion. Blood starts pumping in your face, drawing oxygen to your skin, giving you an instant radiant complexion. And, it’s free!
Even though I am a big believer in laser treatments, I also believe in being holistic. Doing thousand-dollar caviar facials and laser treatments every month will not help you if you smoke, are stressed and eat rubbish. Your skin is your body’s largest organ. When your internal organs are working well, your skin glows and is taut.
Yoga for relaxation
I started looking after myself better in my late 20s. I quit smoking and began an exercise regime – pilates and yoga to relax and running for cardio, ate more fruits and vegetables – choosing food with high omega like salmon for its skin loving properties. I cut back on sugar as too much of it ages skin. I also tried to relax more – to be more aware of the present, less worrying and being content. Having a balanced nervous system not only does wonders for your skin, but also makes you a more fun person to be around!
I think that all my efforts have paid well (on top of the laser treatments I try for my work) as I often get mistaken for my younger sister
How about you? Do you have any skin care tips to share?
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for skin care, you can use those topical vitamins, copper peptide and stuffs like that;~:
Pilates is good for developing a strong abdominal muscle. a great complement to bench press~’~