• Skip to main content
  • Skip to secondary menu
  • Skip to primary sidebar
Daily Vitamina

Daily Vitamina

Bilingual Health News

  • Health Conditions
  • Healthy Living
  • Food
  • Weight Loss
  • Fitness
Home / Healthy Living / Skin & Beauty / Beauty Uses For Orange Peels

Beauty Uses For Orange Peels

If you love oranges, you know that when you peel an orange it can leave a sticky white residue on your hands, not to mention an oily substance that comes out from the skin. Most people eat oranges because they just taste good, but they toss out the orange peels without knowing they’re throwing out more vitamin C than they’re eating. Orange peels contain more vitamin C than the orange pulp and this is why they are often used in beauty and skin products.orangel peel, orange peel beauty

Every 100 grams of orange peels contain 136 milligrams of vitamin C. The white part that we always peel off and throw in the garbage has 70 milligrams to 100 grams.   This is vitamin C that could be going into your skin making it glow since it renews worn out skin cells.

Orange Peel Powder

If you have a cheese grater, you can easily grate an orange peel and make orange peel powder. You can also let the orange peel dry and then blend it, but it will be harder than if you do it when it’s fresh.

Continue Reading

The Latest In Skin & Beauty

7 Tips for Healthy Nails

Want to have attractive, well-groomed hands? Here's a guide to the right way to trim your nails. The American Academy of Dermatology notes that short, manicured nails not only look great, but are less likely to trap dirt and bacteria [Read More...] about 7 Tips for Healthy Nails
woman applying makeup

Are Women Absorbing Toxins From Their Makeup?

A polished, perfectly put-together face can be a huge boost to your confidence, but a new study shows that many of the cosmetics that help achieve that look might also be harmful to your health. In the United States and [Read More...] about Are Women Absorbing Toxins From Their Makeup?

Slow Down Wrinkles With These Helpful Tips

Wrinkles may be a natural part of getting older, but you can slow your skin's aging with changes to your lifestyle and environment, a skin expert says. "Daily activities, such as protecting your skin from the sun and eating healthy [Read More...] about Slow Down Wrinkles With These Helpful Tips
woman applying lotion on face

Keeping Skin Looking Youthful

  Americans live in a culture that glorifies youth. They're surrounded by images of ideal, ageless beauty that are impossible standards to meet. That's one of the reasons they spent an estimated $7 billion on anti-aging skin care products in [Read More...] about Keeping Skin Looking Youthful
woman drinking soda

What Foods Are Most Likely to Cause Acne Breakouts?

Certain eating habits, high levels of stress and exposure to pollution are among the greatest factors associated with acne, researchers say. They studied links to acne in more than 6,700 people from six countries in Europe and the Americas. The [Read More...] about What Foods Are Most Likely to Cause Acne Breakouts?
Woman in a white bathrobe applying moisturizer to her hand

Does Collagen Actually Work For Your Skin?

There is still a cloud of doubt surrounding the idea of collagen boosting the skin's health. But what does exactly collagen do to our skin and should we give in to the hype of collagen skincare? Collagen is a protein [Read More...] about Does Collagen Actually Work For Your Skin?

Primary Sidebar

Popular Posts

  • AHA News: Silent Heart Attacks All Too Common, and Often OverlookedAHA News: Silent Heart Attacks All Too Common, and…
  • Migraines? Get Moving: Exercise Can Help Curb AttacksMigraines? Get Moving: Exercise Can Help Curb Attacks
  • An Insider’s Guide To Cut Costs on Prescription DrugsAn Insider’s Guide To Cut Costs on Prescription Drugs
  • Bedroom Light at Night Might Boost Women's WeightBedroom Light at Night Might Boost Women’s Weight
  • Often Feel Bloated? One Ingredient May Be To BlameOften Feel Bloated? One Ingredient May Be To Blame

Copyright © 2023, BlackDoctor, Inc. All rights reserved.