Hi Moms,
Is there someone who does not like to look young,? We all know ageing is bound to happen some day or the other, but we can take small measures to delay ageing. Sadly women tend to age faster than men, as we go through so many hormonal changes during pregnancy.
Im not saying ageing is bad, but ageing gracefully is what I would suggest, not look at yourself one day in the mirror and go bonkers. So the basic factors are maintaining your skin, hair, body and mind.
Anti Ageing Creams
Skin is the largest organ in the body, so controlling the entire body is very difficult. The first thing you notice in a person is their face. So start using anti-ageging creams with retinol in your late twenties itself.
Stop Using Soap for the Face
Stop using soap to cleanse your face, make sure face washes you use are soap free. If your still doubtful use natural products like Besan or any fruit, even old fruits to wash your face. Or plain water is good enough.
Eat Healthy and drink plenty of water
Healthy eating habits shows on our skin and hair. Avoid junk food and caffeine. Eat a lots of fresh fruits and veggies especially in different colors. Drink plenty of water and avoid too much alcohol as it dehydrates the body and skin.
Look after your hair
Oil your hair once in week and shampoo your hair regularly. Use organic hair dyes and rub raw onions on regions where your experience hair loss, it is useful for men who are balding. Include curry leaves, parsley and a lot of greens in your diet.Choose the right hairstyle and try to keep your hair longer for that younger look.
Fit and Fab
Women tend to gain 5-10 kgs per decade but sadly thats not the case in men. Losing weight will make you look young and fab. We are going to start a free weightloss program for moms shortly. Like our facebook page, so that you dont miss the updates.
Change your attitude
Finally its all in your mind.You can stay young all your life if your mind thinks your young. So always be curious and keep space for learning something new everyday like a teenager.
