5 ways to energise your skin 🧖🏽♀️
Yet, the fast pace of modern life can sometimes make it difficult to abide by a balanced diet, with everyday stressors and atmospheric conditions often taking a toll too.
To combat a tired complexion as we transition between seasons, celebrity facialist Lisa Harris has shared her top tips for giving your skin a little energy boost.“Feeling sunlight on your arms, hands and face for just 10-15 minutes a day in the U.K. can boost your mood and energy levels through the release of endorphins,” she said. “As well as perking up your skin, it will also wake up your mind as the sun reduces the level of melatonin in your body, giving you energy, inside and out.
“There are many safe, non-invasive alternatives that can help you to achieve healthier, younger-looking skin with long-lasting results. Radio frequency and ultrasound waves from treatments like Collagen Wave heat up the skin, encouraging your fibroblasts to produce new collagen and elastin – something we all need if we’re looking a little tired during the winter months,” the expert explained.It may sound simple, but getting enough shuteye each night can make a significant difference.
“Sleep is a natural reset button for our brain and body, which is even more required these days because of increased work pressure and stress. Our face is the index of the mind and so naturally a skipped sleep is easily identifiable on our face,” she commented.“If we’re consuming healthy, nutritious foods rich in vitamins, minerals and fibres, this will show instantly on our face. If you’re going to cut anything out of your diet, cut out processed foods.
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