Updated April 26th 2024, 00:09 IST
1/5: Soy sauce, a common ingredient known for its flavor-enhancing properties, is also one of the saltiest. High salt intake can lead to dehydration, pulling moisture from the skin. / Image: Unsplash
2/5: AGEs are chemical compounds that naturally occur in the body but increase with the consumption of foods cooked at high temperatures. Common sources include roasted meats and fried vegetables. / Image: Unsplash
3/5: Fried foods generate free radicals that can damage skin elasticity, while sugary foods increase glycation, which affects collagen and elastin. / Image: Unsplash
4/5: Milk and other dairy products can increase levels of IGF1, a growth hormone linked to higher rates of inflammation and aging. / Image: Unsplash
5/5: Often chosen as a healthier alternative to butter, margarine contains partially hydrogenated oils rich in trans fats. These fats not only make the skin more susceptible to UV damage. / Image: Pexels
Published April 26th 2024, 00:09 IST