Better diet, healthier skin: vitamins, antioxidants, fat - they all make a difference. But not in the way you think

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There is little evidence that a healthy balanced diet will make the skin look better, but there is evidence that such a diet will help protect the skin against cancer. A low-fat diet rich in antioxidants, such as vitamin E and C and selenium, and in calcium, should help protect the skin.

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Fresh Starts

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A woman can feel better about herself if she spends time on making herself look beautiful. Eight different beauty suggestions include looking at the skin from the chin down; have a professional do the makeup; change hairstyles; see a dermatologist; and have the teeth cleaned.

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Is your skin thirsty?

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Tops on using moisturizers to keep skin from drying out include using different creams on face and body, using a special cream at night if skin is extremely dry and considering an eye cream. Information on the benefits of antioxidants and exfoliants is included.

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