Yes, it is a fruit! Packed with
monounsaturated fats, they help prevent dryness in the epidermal layer
of the skin both in the form of creams and as a part of your salad or
dip. As it contains Omega-9, it will also improve the general skin tone
and texture of facial skin, fighting off redness and irritation. If you
find that your skin (along with your nails and hair) is dry and dull,
know that avocados also contain large amounts of biotin that will combat
it. You’ll also gain long-term benefits from ingesting the fruit, as
research has indicated that, along with other fruits and vegetables,
consuming avocados increases your body’s ability to absorb key
antioxidants and nutrients.
Know to be the “vitamin fruit”, it
contains high levels in Vitamin A, C, and E, making it an antioxidant
powerhouse. This means that the skin will be helped in getting rid of
toxins that clog and prevent the facial skin from radiating. Naturally
abundant in alpha-hydroxy acids (AHA), it’s nature’s own version of
high-end skincare creams. Create a mini facial by peeling the fruit and
rubbing or leaving the inner skin on the face to leave it moisturized
and brightened. Because of its acidity, it can also be used to treat
stains or dark spots on the skin.
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