Get naturally glowing skin with beetroot and amla juice; beauty benefits for brides to be

Want to have a naturally radiant and flawless skin on your wedding day? Here's a perfect home remedy that will help you look like a dream on your big day.

Published on: Oct 22, 2023 2:17 PM IST

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"To all the brides to be, as your big day approaches, you deserve nothing but the best, and that includes achieving a flawless and luminous complexion. That's where the magic of beetroot and amla juice comes into play," says Nutritionist Lovneet Batra.  (Freepik)

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Beetroot and amla are high in vitamin C, one of the most potent antioxidants that helps in the synthesis of collagen protein which favours youthful and flexible skin.  (Freepik)

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The essential amino acids and good levels of iron in combination with Vitamin C purifies blood, by eliminating toxins. Beetroot and amla give an instant skin glow and support immunity of the skin against bacterial infection.  (Freepik)

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Amla extract has strong anti-inflammatory effects while beets contain pigments called betalains, which possess a number of anti-inflammatory properties that helps reduce redness, blemishes and further calm the skin conditions.  (Freepik)

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Being rich in vitamin C protects skin cells from free radicals and inhibits melanin production in the skin, which helps to ease hyperpigmentation  (Freepik)

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The juice enhances the fibroblast proliferation in a concentration-dependent manner and also exhibits a highly significant photo-protective effect against UVB-induced cytotoxicity, thereby suggestive of strong skin protective ability.  (Freepik)