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5 Tips For Feeling Good About The Skin You're In

In a world where models are air-brushed and Instagram models look picture perfect, it can be hard to figure out the self-love concept and really pursue it. It takes a brave soul to decide they will love who they are before anyone else does. Finding it within yourself can be difficult, but there are a few productive practices you can pursue in order to feel good about the skin you're in.




Nutrition
Whether you believe it or not, nutrition plays a major role in the body's energy levels and ability to function. The human body is similar to a car in that you have to put the proper fuel in it for it to run at its optimal level. By taking time to give your body the right fuel you will be able to feel great and look great in no time!

Exercise
One of the best ways to fight fatigue and sluggish feelings involves working out. Exercise gets the endorphins flowing and these hormones have the power to anyone in a good mood. If you'd like to feel good in the skin you're in, consider getting a heart-pumping workout that leaves you sweaty at the end. Exercises like jogging, weight-lifting and basketball are all great choices. If you prefer to be outdoors, switch it up with exercises like roller skating or tennis. Staying active will keep your body in great shape. It'll also leave you feeling like a million bucks when it's time to put on that new outfit hanging in the closet.

Positive Messages
The human mind is a very powerful tool. If you believe you can do something, you'll do it. Once the mind is made up, the body has to follow suit. In this case, it's important to feed your mind positive messages of encouragement and hope. Remind yourself how amazing and resilient you are. Even if you don't believe it, listen to motivational messages until they really sit with you and you believe them. Listen to a positive motivational speaker every single day and your life will change.

Challenges
Challenge yourself to improve. If there's something you don't really like about yourself, don't be afraid to change it. If you don't like your job or the field of work you're in, consider going back to school and trying something else. If you feel as though you're tired of the way your varicose veins look, visit places such as The Sheen Vein Institute for assistance. If you don't like your hair color and style, book an appointment at one of the amazing salons in your area. Challenge yourself to change something you don't like so you can feel better about the skin you're in.

Community
Surround yourself with positive people who affirm and validate who you are. While it is important to be your own person and not rely on the compliments of others, it's still very crucial to make sure you are around people who support you and want to see you do well. It can make a major difference in how you feel about yourself.

These tips are all very important and can make an impact on the person you are and the person you become. Take it one day at a time and before long, you'll be so happy and comfortable expressing who you really are in your own skin.

(Contributed by Kara Masterson)

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  1. Sripriya3:08 PM

    Use chamomile tea as a cold eye compress.
    Ten minutes in the tub can do wonders for your mood and your skin –

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  2. beauy expert3:12 PM

    Don’t freak out when you feel you “look bad.”
    Smile
    people like other people who smile. Plus, according to the facial feedback hypothesis, smiling can actually improve your mood.

    ReplyDelete
  3. Kavya3:14 PM

    Wear clothing that’s actually comfortable
    Take a break from the mirror
    Focus on keeping healthy.

    ReplyDelete

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