Health Anand

 The secret to glowing skin all winter A humidifier’s moist air is key to hydrating dry skin. Don’t have one? These work too Houseplants! Indoor plants like aloe vera and spider plants absorb moisture through their roots, circulating it up through their stems and leaves before releasing it, which dampens the air. What’s more, NASA reports that these two houseplants kill germs and bacteria in the home. A Crock-Pot!  Fill a slow cooker three-quarters of the way up with water, turn heat to high and cover with a lid for 15 minutes. Remove the lid and allow steam to saturate a small to medium-size room for up to 4 hours. Bonus: Steam helps drain mucus to ease a cold. A bath!  A 20-minute soak adds instant skin-moistening vapor to the air. Bonus: When done, leave the bathroom door open and, instead of draining the tub, allow water to evaporate for a while. It’ll help permeate surrounding rooms with long-lasting humidity.

 Surprise secret to younger skin! Fall’s pomegranate bounty is loaded with age-defying nutrients for flawless in a flash Smooth wrinkles with the fruit’s seeds Research shows snacking on 1⁄2 cup of the tart seeds daily can minimize the appearance of wrinkles by 26% in 30 days! That’s thanks to their potent ellagic acid, which boosts the production of skin-firming collagen. Fade age spots with the fruit’s juice Simply soak a cotton ball in the unsweetened juice and dab onto spots on the hands, chest or face. Let sit for 10 minutes, then rinse. The juice’s high vitamin C content helps brighten skin to even out discoloration. Nix blemishes with the fruit’s peel Antibacterial properties in the fruit’s peel kill acne-causing bacteria, speeding healing to clear up skin fast. Get the benefits by rubbing the flesh side of a 2" strip of the peel over blemishes for 1 minute; let residue absorb into skin.