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cheltonian beauty


Andvitamins really arejust as good.


VitaminCis fullof antioxidantswhich havea repairingproperty for skin.So, if you’reworriedaboutwrinkles, redness andinflammationordark spots, VitaminCis yourbestoption. Peppers, leafy greens, kiwis,berries andoranges areyour go-tos for an instantVitaminCinflux. VitaminEdoes a lotof thesame,


but itsmainproperty is forprotecting against (andevenrepairing) sun damage.There’snothing likeit. Plus, if you’recoveringoff those


atmosphericeffects, you’realsodoing yourbit tofightoff ageing - sowell doneyou.Findgreat sources in seeds andnuts, spinachand kale,olives andoils. Botharealsoamazing for


encouraging collagenproduction (my absolutefavourite).Haveyou heardabout collagen?No, it’snot just thelatestbuzzword- it’s themain proteinwithintheskin,but it’s also responsiblefor keeping your skin plumpandwrinklefree.Nowcanyou seewhy it’smy favouritetopicof all? But perhaps the best of the


bunch?Avocados. Yes, glorious little avocados. They’re full of healthy fats that even out squinting and keep the moisture levels in your epidermis (the outer layers of skin) up for softness. They’re also full of those lovely little antioxidants thatwork withwrinkles, sun damage and even encourage collagen production (and you knowhowI love that)! See, that perfect skin category


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