THE BEAUTY OF COFFEE



                     Caffeine on topical application, as it has antioxidant properties it helps the skin to protect itself from UV effects, to protect skin from free radicals, which cause ageing, as well as boost your blood flow to give you a fresh-faced glow. Caffeine dehydrates skin cells by energizing them, causing them to release sodium, potassium and water, making skin appear smoother.

Caffeine delays anti-ageing as it has antioxidant. It helps to reduce redness and diminish the appearance of wrinkles. Topical application of caffeine masks constricts the blood vessels and helps reduce inflammation and puffiness. It also tightens and brightens the skin, reduces wrinkles and smoothens the skin.

Slows down the skin ageing process
               According to a survey, coffee contains antioxidants such as polyphenols and flavonoids that can help combat free radicals. The researchers found that the quantity of antioxidants found in coffee is comparable to that of vitamin C. For this reason, caffeine is commonly used in anti-ageing skincare products.

Soothes inflamed skin
           Coffee has been prized for its anti-inflammatory properties. This is great news for those with acne-prone skin, as the antioxidants in coffee can help to soothe breakouts.

Fades dark eye circles
         Dark eye circles can be caused by a combination of factors including dehydration, allergies or lack of sleep. The anti-inflammatory properties of coffee helps to reduce puffiness and inflammation associated with dark circles.

Protects the skin from UV damage

           Caffeine has an added benefit to absorb damaging ultraviolet light. Also, coffee that is packed with antioxidants can help repair existing skin damage caused by exposure to UV rays.

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