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Wednesday, July 25, 2012

ORANGE JUICE EVERY DAY KEEPS POOR SKIN AT BAY


Yellow pigment of orange juice is linked to reducing sun-induced skin damage and is believed to improve elasticity of the skin


Drinking orange juice can make you more beautiful, according to a study by a panel of health and beauty experts. The research revealed that nutritionists and beauty experts now advise a daily glass of orange juice to improve skin, hair and nails. The panel of experts attribute the benefits to the vitamin C, potassium and folic acid it contains. Vitamin C is essential in 
the production of col
lagen, along with super nutrient Lutein. Its yellow pigment is linked to reducing sun-induced skin damage and is believed to improve elasticity of the skin. 
    A 200ml glass of orange typically contains 60mg vitamin C and equates to 100 per cent of an adult's recommended daily amount. Nutritionist Amanda Ursell said, "The adage of 'you are what you eat' is not a new one but science has lagged behind in determining the effect nutrition has on our skin, hair and nails. Beauty experts are starting to see the benefits of a glass of this nutrient packed product, realising it isn't just what you put on your body but what you put into it too." 
    The research was undertaken with 200 beauty industry workers who are members of CEW (Cosmetic Executive Women). Two thirds of beauty professionals (65 per cent) say they recommend clients drink a glass a day as part of their current beauty routine. 
    Susan Mahy, board director at Cosmetic Executive Women UK, said, "The essential nutrients you need for healthy skin, hair and nails are most beneficial when ingested as part of your diet. Our panel of executive women in the cosmetic, fragrance and hairdressing industries concluded that they have a direct effect on the skin." 
    Daily Mirror 

65% 
BEAUTY PROFESSIONALS RECOMMEND THIS AS A PART OF A BEAUTY REGIME

POWER GLASS: A glass of orange juice equates to 60mg vitamin C


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