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theskinilivein
Oily/Sensitive
Definitely have a balanced diet with lots of veggies and fruits, make sure to drink lots of water and limit your processed food consumption as it often contains more saturated fats, sugar, and salt.
I don't think dairy and gluten are necessarily bad, but if you want to experiment there is nothing wrong with that π
I hope this helps!
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Yourskintellectual
Oily/Resilient
Dairy yes, gluten only applies if you have an intolerance or sensitivity. If your body digests gluten without a problem, there's no reason to cut it out. Most gluten free substitutes contain more fat, sugar and/or salt and are usually far less healthy and would likely be worse for your skin too.
Dairy does affect some people's skin but again, doesn't mean it's bad for everyone. But might be worth experimenting with.
Generally good healthy and hydrated body is the best you can do for good skin health. So make sure to eat a balanced diet, drink lots of water and avoid indulging things.
Other things to consider would be stress levels, sleep patterns, exercise etc. anything that can affect your hormones.
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Hebskin
Oily/Sensitive
my skin always gets better and more glowing with less breakouts when I limit my sugar intake ππΌ
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Finchy
Dry/Sensitive
I am gluten free (and very sensitive to it). It definitely causes inflammation for me, including facial puffiness. I feel like I can see this in pictures from before I went gluten freeβ¦ itβs almost like I have chipmunk cheeks. High sulfite and high histamine foods also cause problems for meβ¦ facial swelling especially in my eyelids and dry red patches. High lactose dairy gives me cystic acne.
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