By Annie Dabb • Updated: 01 Aug 2022 • 11:48
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Garlic is rich in sulphur and allicin, which reduce the appearance of blemishes by reducing swelling and inflammation and improving blood circulation.
A delicious spice to throw into curries or add to a tasty salad dressing, marjoram balances your hormones by regulating the body’s production of natural oil sebum, which directly affect your skin’s health. It also aids sleep which is fundamental for healthy skin regeneration.
Pomegranate seeds reduce the appearance of pigmentation and sunspots in your skin because it’s packed with protective polyphenols which hydrate and regulate blood flow. It’s also rich in Vitamin C which helps produce your skin’s healthy, rosy glow.
As well as these delicious foods you can easily slip into many meals, don’t forget to drink plenty of water as hydration is essential for your skin’s health and that sought after glowing complexion.
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