Makeup Artist Weighs in on Ideal Beauty Routine
By Jonh C |
Beauty Routine

Between bi-monthly nail appointments, monthly waxes and/or lash refills, semi-quarterly highlights, and a quarterly cut, countless hours are spent trying to look our best. And, what greets us at home when we finally kick off our shoes? A shower is full of specialty shampoos and conditioners, a drawer full of expired make-up, and a countertop full of creams, lotions, serums, and masks we’re too tired to use and too guilt-ridden to toss.

 

“It’s no wonder we’re burned out by our beauty routine,” says, Brianna Thompson, professional makeup artist and Founder of Brianna Michelle Beauty. “An alternative actually exists – and, that’s achieving radiant beauty from the inside out, by getting enough sun, vitamins, nutrition, and sleep.”

 

Below are some top tips from Brianna to nourish your natural beauty:

 

1. Beauty begins from the inside, out! Water. Hydration is the holy grail of beauty – why else would the fable reference a fountain of youth? Water strengthens the immune system fighting off illness and fatigue, supports collagen and cell regeneration for supple skin and shiny hair, and supports digestion for healthy weight maintenance. So, sip your way to natural beauty.

 

2. Start your morning with a couple of glasses of water, either plain or with lemon. Vitamins are essential in promoting the beauty that starts from the inside. Try Vitafusion Gorgeous Hair Skin & Nails every day. It’s a yummy raspberry gummy multivitamin. Each serving contains 5,000 mcg of biotin, Vitamin C, and E and 12 essential nutrients to maintain glowing skin, strong nails and healthy hair (and help it stay strong and grow). Dry, brittle nails can indicate deficiencies of key nutrients, coconut, almond, and olive oil can be rubbed onto cracking cuticles. And, don’t forget to eat your vegetables! Cucumber, spinach, kale, carrots- any green vegetable is great for your skin- blend it up into a delicious juice.

 

3. Sunscreen: preserve your natural beauty with a daily application of SPF in summer, spring, fall, and winter to ward off wrinkles, skin issues and prevent pregnancy prone skin from developing brown spots.

 

4. Fueling Foods: Cucumbers, Greek yogurt, and high-quality honey are foods that do double duty to nourish you from both the inside out and the outside in. After a long weekend of travel or night on the town, puffy eyes can be soothed by cool cucumber slices and pores can be closed right up with a simple ice cube rub on the face. Cucumbers are also great in helping reduce water retention. Greek yogurt contains probiotics that can be helpful for your gut when eaten, and, your skin; when applied as a DIY mask, acne-causing bacteria are wiped away.

 

5. Prioritize sleep: Sleep promotes radiant skin and collagen production. Restless minds can try taking melatonin before bed, like vitafusion, which has 3mg of melatonin, which is just enough to give you a head start to that beauty sleep your body is craving.

 

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