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Yourskintellectual
Oily/Resilient
It highly varies from person to person but generally sugar, dairy and fatty foods are common triggers.
Unless like with chocolate you can clearly tell it's a trigger for you, you don't have to avoid things - just make sure to eat a varied nutritious diet and drink lots of water 👌👌
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micho
Oily/Resilient
Scientifically, no. There's a video that LabMuffin did a month ago about this but there is no hard definitive proof that diet affects your skin.
But on the other hand I feel like what you put in your body will probably affect your skin, somehow.
It's a very nuanced topic and I don't feel like you should cut things out of your diet just for the sake of better looking skin. But maybe just ingest "healthier" foods if you believe diet affects your skin.
Link to the video: https://youtu.be/iVUL0bk9TiU
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Betweendots
Oily/Sensitive
It's quite a complicated topic, but some people actually say their diet and food intolerance were related to diet. I had lots of acne and changing food due to coeliac disease diagnosis helped me clean my skin a bit - I stopped eating processed food. But there's also other problem - hormones, I recommend checking how your skin and diet look like before period, because many women deal with chocolate and chips cravings before period and their skin also gets worse due to hormones, so it's not strictly diet problem.
Green tea is great for skin, I took pansy tea and supplements before (supplements didn't really help me), but green tea - I love it.
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Aleehdvera
Dry/Sensitive
thanks for this! I'll try green tea and see how it works, you just explain everything tysm 😭❤️❤️
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Girly
Oily/Sensitive
My list about food that are making me break out is long believe me maybe its just me,i enjoy eating them but the next day my acne are there and big and i stopped eating a lot of the junk food and the food that really iritated and triggered my acne and it stopped breaking me out!!😇
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