4 Yoga Moves For Glowing Skin
If you didn't know, yoga could do wonders to your skin. It isn't surprising that many celebrities when asked about their beauty secret, give credit to regular yoga practice. "Regular practice of yoga can help increase the blood circulation in your body, including that to your face and your head, allowing these parts of your body to naturally benefit from the oxygen you’re giving them," says Shraddha Iyer, Master Yoga Instructor, Sarva. To get that covetable luminosity, you will have to invest a bit of time and patience. So If 'glowing skin' is on the top of your priority list then include these yoga asanas recommended by Shraddha.
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1 of 4Child's Pose: A classic relaxation pose, Child’s Pose is super effective in helping you unwind. The position of this pose allows blood and oxygen to flow to your brain, calming and relaxing it. Child's Pose: A classic relaxation pose, Child’s Pose is super effective in helping you unwind. The position of this pose allows blood and oxygen to flow to your brain, calming and relaxing it. Child’s Pose is also a super easy one which you can do anytime, anywhere.
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Pranayamas: It goes without saying that your breath controls your mind and keeps a check on how stressed you are, thus directly affecting how much it shows on your skin and hair. Meditate or practice Pranayamas: It goes without saying that your breath controls your mind and keeps a check on how stressed you are, thus directly affecting how much it shows on your skin and hair. Meditate or practice Pranayamas even for a short period of time everyday and it can go a long way in clearing out your skin, improving hair growth and your overall mental state.
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Halasana: The Plow Pose or Halasana helps you sleep better. The pose allows blood to flow to your face and head, relaxing your mind and allowing your skin to Halasana: The Plow Pose or Halasana helps you sleep better. The pose allows blood to flow to your face and head, relaxing your mind and allowing your skin to breathe.
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Matsyasana: Also known as the Destroyer of Diseases, Matsyasana is a back bending pose that helps with constant back aches, anxiety and fatigue. The best part? Regular practice of this pose helps increase Matsyasana: Also known as the Destroyer of Diseases, Matsyasana is a back bending pose that helps with constant back aches, anxiety and fatigue. The best part? Regular practice of this pose helps increase blood circulation and balances your hormones, a leading cause for skin problems in women.
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