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]]>Using an ice roller as part of your morning routine can help eliminate any puffiness in your eyes, cheeks, and neck and any redness. Using an ice roller is similar to getting a lymphatic massage but in the comfort of your own home. While it may be an icy and uncomfortable thing to get used to initially, the benefits will come shortly after. Ice rolling helps with blood flow, promoting draining fluid in your face.
It is also beneficial if you are looking to reduce inflammation in your face; if you have a pesky pimple that won’t go away, an ice roller is the best to help your skin recover. The combination of blood flowing and the cold application will soothe your skin, reduce redness and increase the speed of recovery.
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]]>Starting with a clean palette is the most important step for maintaining healthy, lustrous hair for days at a time, especially when you sweat regularly. When it comes time to wash your hair, focus on massaging the shampoo into your scalp and wash twice to make sure any oil and buildup from hair care products is completely gone.
Schedule workouts like cardio that make you sweat most on the days you plan to wash your hair. On days between washes, stick with activities that aren’t so sweat-inducing, such as yoga or weight training. Take rest days when your hair is freshly washed.
For those in-between days where you may sweat a little but your hair doesn’t quite feel ready for a wash, use dry shampoo to help soak up oil and keep your hair looking fresh and clean. Tie your hair back using a silk hair tie or scrunchie, and wear a sweat-absorbing headband during your workout.
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]]>While there’s nothing like receiving a neck massage from another person, this 15-minute self-massage routine is fantastic in a pinch. Massage therapist Ann Swanson demonstrates reflexology techniques to release tension in the trapezius muscles, which tend to become tight as a result of hours spent working at a desk.
This video by Ksenija of TheMoments is a quick and effective option for when you’re looking to relax and relieve tension in the neck and face. It includes a variety of techniques to stimulate the lymphatic system and can even improve skin texture and elasticity when practiced regularly.
Physical therapists-turned-YouTubers Bob & Brad demonstrate how to relieve foot pain naturally in this 7-minute follow-along foot massage video. It includes tutorials for three simple techniques designed to improve circulation and soothe aching feet.
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]]>Okay, maybe not too much. But start off with two big heaping glasses. Drinking water first thing in the morning helps eliminate toxins from the blood, keeping your skin looking glowing like Beyonce. Also, it keeps your body hydrated for those warm summer days.
Recent studies show that people who opt for a protein-rich breakfast keep energized all throughout the day. Try out a breakfast bar if you’re on the go or if you have time, oatmeal topped with chia seeds and berries makes for a tasty brekkie.
Slather on some sunscreen on your face before heading out the door. The sun contains high amounts of ultraviolet rays: UVA and UVB. These rays can inflict dryness onto your skin and may cause premature skin aging. Show the sun who’s boss with a sunblock containing a high SPF level so you can stay out longer without having to worry.
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]]>The pressure of the jade stimulates your skin and decreases puffiness. It also helps to relax facial muscles and loosens facial tension. You can find it in many colors like lavender, white, pink, and even black.
Give your skin a break at the end of the day, it will thank you later. Use a soft cloth or facial wipe to remove the buildup of makeup before washing. Afterward, pick a gentle cleanser preferably mixed with essential oils like tea tree, for its microbial components.
Before hitting the sack, try drinking a few glasses of water to keep your face hydrated during the night. You can add a dash of lemon for vitamin C.
Top off your nighttime face regime with a moisturizing face mask. This should be the last step in your skin care routine in order for the serum goodness to settle deeper into your pores.
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]]>The post Benefits to Using an Ice-Roller in Your Morning Routine appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Using an ice roller as part of your morning routine can help eliminate any puffiness in your eyes, cheeks, and neck and any redness. Using an ice roller is similar to getting a lymphatic massage but in the comfort of your own home. While it may be an icy and uncomfortable thing to get used to initially, the benefits will come shortly after. Ice rolling helps with blood flow, promoting draining fluid in your face.
It is also beneficial if you are looking to reduce inflammation in your face; if you have a pesky pimple that won’t go away, an ice roller is the best to help your skin recover. The combination of blood flowing and the cold application will soothe your skin, reduce redness and increase the speed of recovery.
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]]>The post How to Keep Your Hair Looking Its Best When You Workout Regularly appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Starting with a clean palette is the most important step for maintaining healthy, lustrous hair for days at a time, especially when you sweat regularly. When it comes time to wash your hair, focus on massaging the shampoo into your scalp and wash twice to make sure any oil and buildup from hair care products is completely gone.
Schedule workouts like cardio that make you sweat most on the days you plan to wash your hair. On days between washes, stick with activities that aren’t so sweat-inducing, such as yoga or weight training. Take rest days when your hair is freshly washed.
For those in-between days where you may sweat a little but your hair doesn’t quite feel ready for a wash, use dry shampoo to help soak up oil and keep your hair looking fresh and clean. Tie your hair back using a silk hair tie or scrunchie, and wear a sweat-absorbing headband during your workout.
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]]>The post Self-Massage Routines to Follow Along With At Home appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>While there’s nothing like receiving a neck massage from another person, this 15-minute self-massage routine is fantastic in a pinch. Massage therapist Ann Swanson demonstrates reflexology techniques to release tension in the trapezius muscles, which tend to become tight as a result of hours spent working at a desk.
This video by Ksenija of TheMoments is a quick and effective option for when you’re looking to relax and relieve tension in the neck and face. It includes a variety of techniques to stimulate the lymphatic system and can even improve skin texture and elasticity when practiced regularly.
Physical therapists-turned-YouTubers Bob & Brad demonstrate how to relieve foot pain naturally in this 7-minute follow-along foot massage video. It includes tutorials for three simple techniques designed to improve circulation and soothe aching feet.
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]]>The post Hacks For Your Morning Routine appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>Okay, maybe not too much. But start off with two big heaping glasses. Drinking water first thing in the morning helps eliminate toxins from the blood, keeping your skin looking glowing like Beyonce. Also, it keeps your body hydrated for those warm summer days.
Recent studies show that people who opt for a protein-rich breakfast keep energized all throughout the day. Try out a breakfast bar if you’re on the go or if you have time, oatmeal topped with chia seeds and berries makes for a tasty brekkie.
Slather on some sunscreen on your face before heading out the door. The sun contains high amounts of ultraviolet rays: UVA and UVB. These rays can inflict dryness onto your skin and may cause premature skin aging. Show the sun who’s boss with a sunblock containing a high SPF level so you can stay out longer without having to worry.
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]]>The post Beauty Hacks For Your Nighttime Routine appeared first on yourdailysportfix.com.
]]>The pressure of the jade stimulates your skin and decreases puffiness. It also helps to relax facial muscles and loosens facial tension. You can find it in many colors like lavender, white, pink, and even black.
Give your skin a break at the end of the day, it will thank you later. Use a soft cloth or facial wipe to remove the buildup of makeup before washing. Afterward, pick a gentle cleanser preferably mixed with essential oils like tea tree, for its microbial components.
Before hitting the sack, try drinking a few glasses of water to keep your face hydrated during the night. You can add a dash of lemon for vitamin C.
Top off your nighttime face regime with a moisturizing face mask. This should be the last step in your skin care routine in order for the serum goodness to settle deeper into your pores.
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