Temptalia Asks You - Do you consider your eating habits when thinking about your skin?
Do you consider your eating habits when thinking about your skin? Do you limit or omit certain foods? Drink extra water?
Do you consider your eating habits when thinking about your skin? Do you limit or omit certain foods? Drink extra water?
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SURE DO! I make it a point to drink at least 8 glasses of water a day (any less, my skin and body will suffer somehow) and I eat more veggies than rice at meals. I love fruits too! 😀 I don’t exactly avoid certain foods but I do try to limit my intake of fried food – good for my skin and body 😀
I’ve been trying to increase my veggie intake lately! It’s tough, but I try. I’m just lazy when it comes to cooking!
I agree with Jenna! You generally look, and feel so much better when you eat healthily, and have a well balanced diet 🙂
That’s definitely true! Sometimes I do feel pretty yuck if I’ve eaten a lot of no-no foods!
I generally have lots of fruit, veg, water, and green tea; not very much meat (and no red meat/pork at all); and a moderate amount of starchy foods. I don’t tend to like things that are greasy/fried or too sweet anyway, so it’s not a huge problem. Stress is what’s a lot harder to regulate – it affects my skin more, and it’s not quite so easily controlled as a diet!
Wow, you are awesome, Jennifer! I probably have a fairly unbalanced diet. Mostly because we go out ALL the time :/
Well I’m vegan so I don’t really have to worry about eating chocolate that might cause breakouts hehe. But I do drink loooads of water everyday and I still have crappy skin!
Chocolate actually doesn’t cause breakouts!
Certainly did for me! Whenever I consume foods high in saturated fats, new pimples always pop up soon after.
Interesting, thanks for sharing, Bec!
Luckily, chocolates don’t cause break outs. I believe the only link is more due to the fact that if you eat chocolate and get it on your hands… then touch your face… that’s how you get the oil into your skin.
Ummmm, no; I try to eat healthy, but most of the time my eyes and tummy take over and I eat all sorts of stuff. =D
LOL! That sounds like me 😛
I just try to drink a lot of water and stay away from sweets and fast food. However, we all indulge on occasion, don’t we?
Oh, indulgence on occasion is so needed!
I try to stay hydrated, and I take a vitamin every day – those are the only two things that seem to make a difference with my skin food-wise. The one thing that DOES affect my skin adversely is stress…
What vitamin do you take? Is it just a multi-vitamin?
Lots of water & vitamin C. Life’s too short not to indulge in coffee, choc & spicy food! I dont drink & smoke tho.
Nice! Do you take Vitamin C supplements?
LOL, not really. I should, but, well… I have so many other things on my mind as it is! But I do know that I need to drink more water!
lol, Mariah! I know how you feel. I’ve been trying to add more veggies into my life… water, too.
Nope. I don’t tailor my eating habits to my skin, but my health in general. I actually watched this thing on Oprah (yikes) that proved that drinking excess water made no difference.
Made no difference when it came to your skin anyway.
Oh, wow! That’s crazy, I didn’t know that.
I’m not too worried, as I am fortunate enough to have very clear skin… even when I was a teenager! I do try to drink at least a bottle of water a day but it’s easy to forget… especially in winter when it’s so cold!
You lucky duck, Stacey! Not fair 😛
I don’t so much when it comes to things like acne because a lot of the food-skin connections have been proven false after years of thinking there WAS a connection (e.g. chocolate makes you break out). But generally, I try to maintain a healthy and balanced diet because it certainly makes certain parts of the body feel, or at least look, healthier. I definitely drink a lot of water–not because I have to but because I want to, especially in summer; I actually love water!–and try to keep it in the back of my mind which foods will promote healthy skin, hair, nails and teeth. I definitely find non-food things affect my skin much more, such as stress. I should be more conscious of these things but really, there is so much contradicting research about food and skin that it’s hard to know when you’re actually doing something good or when you’re just wasting your time. :\
Those are all really GREAT points you bring up, Skyler! I agree that stress can be a huge factor on skin health.
I usually don’t, but maybe I should.
Eating healthy is probably always a good idea 😉
i try to drink alot because water is good for your skin other than that i try to eat healthy to stay skinny hehe
lol, I wish I could eat healthier!
this go made me go drink some water
lol
LOL, we’re all about making you healthier here at Temptalia 😛
Well, I try to drink lots of water anyway, but I recently started a diet…well, not really a diet, but just trying to eat better, lots of fish, veggies, fruits and natural stuff and I have noticed my skin looks a lot better!
This is really good, Tammy! Eating better is always worth doing.
I watch my eating habits because I wanna lose weight(and I have I’m down like 40 pounds from last year). My skin hasn’t ever been super bad but then again I haven’t been the type to gorge on food for a least a few years.
im bad at eating healthy (LOVELOVELOVE fried chicken and ranch)
but i drink a llllot of water just cuz it keeps me from having chapped lips and hydrates my skin :] im so vain.
I love fries & ranch, lol!
Nope. I’m just really blessed because I’m 5″2′ and 100 lbs…can eat like a pig and not be affected…YET that is…because after a certain age it all goes south. I’m starting to watch what I eat just for the sake of being “healthier”. But the time of the month is what actually messes up my face 🙁
Aww, you are definitely the lucky one!!