
Look at your skin, hair, and nails and you can very often tell if you’re eating right. Is your skin soft and moist or it is dry and rough?What’s more, most of the foods that keep your skin looking good and also much easier on the planet.
Vitamin A and C
Vitamin A is often what’s to blame for dry, scaly skin or breakouts for those with acne. Foods rich in vitamin A include sweet potatoes, organic carrots, spinach, local milk, and local egg yolks.Vitamin C is another potent antioxidant important to fighting the free radicals that cause your skin to age. Get it in citrus fruits, bell peppers, broccoli, and Brussels sprouts bought locally to ensure that the antioxidant power is still fully intact.
Water
Drinking plenty of water every day helps the skin look soft, supple and more youthful. By keeping the body hydrated, your overall appearance will benefit, from improved skin texture, hair and nails.
Soy
Soy proteins are rich in amino acids, vitamin E and many anti-oxidants. These components help the skin retain moisture, smooths out skin’s appearance and improves elasticity.
Green Vegetables
Vegetables such as spinach, collard greens and kale are rich in Vitamin A, C, E, iron and fiber. We’ve already discussed the benefits of vitamin C, but equally important to looking great is your intake of vitamin A and E.
Yogurt
Since yogurt is a dairy product, all the benefits of milk also hold true for yogurt. Yogurt also contains friendly bacteria, which aids in digestion, improves the immune system and (when used as a mask) can help hydrate and cleanse the skin.















































