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8 superfood-based skincare products to look more radiant than ever
These products have extra benefits to make you glow
Antioxidant-loaded superfoods like quinoa, chia seeds, kale and goji berries are already famed for their myriad benefits, from improving circulation to supporting healthy oxygen levels in the blood, making them more and more popular for those looking to improve their overall health. And while we certainly know there are plenty of reasons to pay attention to superfoods, these supermarket items have another fantastic bonus outside of being great to eat. The cosmetics world has fully embraced the superfood concept, not for recipes but for skincare products. Here are 8 superfood-based skincare products for super fabulous skin.
Avocado
We love avocado in guacamole and on toast, but its hydration properties also make it a star ingredient in beauty products. One of the brands incorporating it into their lines is Kiehl’s. Their Creamy Eye Treatment with Avocado ($30), has had rave reviews from users.
This luxurious cream for the eye area gently hydrates and results in a smooth, fresh and younger appearance.
Turmeric
This powerful natural ingredient helps to clear up acne scars, hydrates dry skin and can suppress fat tissue growth. Double Serum Complete Age Control Concentrate by Clarins ($89) has it in its formula. It also promises anti-aging benefits, whose results are apparently visible after just seven days.
Quinoa
Quinoa is one of the most popular superfoods, as it is great for both the hair and skin, and has great exfoliant and hydration properties. Hydrating Daily Moisturizer by Cowshed ($48), which is infused with quinoa extract, not only has a clarifying and smoothing effect but also provides hydration to the skin.
Acai berries
Imported from Brazil, this superfood contains antioxidant properties. Mujer Hoy quotes Vanda Serrador, an expert in facial care from The Body Shop, who explains that “they are perfect for waking up the skin and protecting it from the threats of environmental pollution or stress.”
Amazonian Acai Energizing Radiance Face Mask by The Body Shop ($20), will help exfoliate and invigorate tired skin.
Chia seeds
Originally from central and southern Mexico, Guatemala and Nicaragua, in the beauty world chia seeds are used for their hydration properites and concentration of fatty acids like Omega 3, known to be a great anti-aging ally.
Organic Chia Facial Oil by Cocokind ($13), provides intense hydration and a calming effect on the skin. It also helps to fight damage from free radicals.
Matcha
This variety of green tea, loved by the likes of Gwyneth Paltrow, is popular because of its anti-aging properties, thanks to its high concentration of antioxidantes.
Rituali Tea Matcha Madness Revitalizing Powder Face Mask by Origins ($36), is a matcha face mask that will help to revitalize and rejuvenate your skin.
Kale
Kale isn’t just for salads and smoothies! When it comes to skincare, it stands out for its antioxidant properties that help prevent premature aging of the skin. Base Kale Moisturizer by Nip + Fab ($8), repairs the tissue underneath the skin to give it a plumper and more youthful appearance.
Goji berries
These little red super(food)heroes are famous for their antioxidant benefits and Omega 3 properties. Goji Berry Facial Cream by Home Health ($13) contains a mix of organic goji berries which are rich in nutrients that protect, hydrate and revitalize the skin to give it a smooth and youthful appearance.
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