Getting enough sleep is essential for your health. Without a good night’s rest, you won’t have the ability to function throughout your day. You’ll just feel too tired. Not well focused. And probably not in your best mood. Well, besides these effects from lack of sleep – let’s bring you the bright side of good quality sleep. Did you know good quality sleep contributes to healthier skin?
If not, here is why.
Get Seven to Nine Hours of Rest:
Try to at least get recommended seven to nine hours of sleep per night. You do your skin a favor, especially your health. There are times indeed when life makes it a challenge for whatever reasons but it’s important to set a routine you can stick to prevent mental and physical effects on your health. Being sleep deprived is not fun and common effects on physical appearance include dark circles, under-eye bags, swollen eyes, and puffiness to name a few. In addition, physical health includes the risk of obesity, heart disease, and high blood pressure. Therefore, mental health can worsen if you are not getting sufficient sleep and these include anxiety, depression, confusion, behavior changes, and stress.
Boost Brighter Appearance:
Though a good skincare routine plays a vital role in maintaining a youthful complexion, not getting the sufficient hours of sleep (7-9 hours) reduces the results of healthier skin. Sleep is the best time for skin to repair, especially the body to heal itself. During sleep, blood flow is increased allowing skin to rejuvenate from day’s exposure to ultraviolet radiation, which damages DNA skin cells and the risk of skin cancer, for instance. What’s more? Good quality sleep boosts collagen production, reduces breakouts, improves clearer skin, moisturizes skin, and more.
Do your best to get to bed early! Sleep well!
Sources:
1. Kendra Cherry, Mse. (2023, January 23). How sleep affects mental health. Verywell Mind. https://www.verywellmind.com/how-sleep-affects-mental-health-4783067#:~:text=Mood%20Changes,-Not%20getting%20enough&text=We’re%20more%20likely%20to,don’t%20get%20enough%20sleep.
2. Shens. (2022, July 22). Why does lack of sleep cause bags under eyes?. Shens Clinic. https://shensclinic.com/why-does-lack-of-sleep-cause-bags-under-eyes/