Don't we all want that glowy summer skin? I can't believe it's already summer and my skin has been breaking out lately and I know exactly why. When my diet shifts, my skin always tells me first.
I have really sensitive skin, and I genuinely believe that inner health matters more than outer beauty. You can have the best skincare routine in the world, but if what you're putting into your body isn't supporting it, your skin will let you know. After a week of eating clean and being more intentional with what I ate, it started to clear up.
No supplements or complicated protocols. Just a real day of Korean food that works with your gut and your skin instead of against them.
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The speaker shares their journey toward a healthier lifestyle, focusing on reducing coffee intake and managing skin sensitivity through diet. They demonstrate two specific recipes: a health-focused beauty drink inspired by a South Korean model and a simple savory sauce using perilla oil.
I've been trying to cut back on drinking coffee, especially on an
empty stomach, so this has been a really nice alternative.
I feel like it helps me to de-bloat in the mornings.
This week, I'm going to try to eat a little healthier.
My skin is super sensitive, so anytime I eat very sugary, spicy, or greasy food, it almost
always shows up a few days later.
There is this drink that I've been wanting to try to make, and I first heard of it from
Han Hyejin.
She's like one of the top models in South Korea, and she drinks this regularly to maintain
her skin and her figure.
The recipe is really simple.
It's just tomato, banana, lemon juice, and extra virgin olive oil.
I'm going to keep the skin on, juice, ice, some extra virgin olive oil, a little bit
of sweetener.
This one is my favorite.
If you're here, then hold me close If you're here, then I already know
Open hands again Open hands again
I'm yours, I'm yours Open hands again
The sauce is really simple.
You need this, which is perilla oil.
You can find this in the Asian grocery store.
And the day moves on I drop my pride
At the edge of dawn
And then one tablespoon of soy sauce
And the bread in the rain
Half a tablespoon of sweetener.
I'm using Ella Loose.
One tablespoon of extra virgin olive oil
If you're here, then hold me close If you're here, then I already know
Open hands again
And that's it for the sauce
I'm yours, I'm yours
Open hands again
You don't need polished words
You don't need perfect light
Just the cracked up parts of me
And a willing yes tonight
So take this little heart
Take this restless breath
I'm learning
Mm-hmm
I light a candle in the dark
Not for show, just to keep my heart
When the room gets heavy and cold
I remember what I've been told
You met me quiet in the mess
No thunder, just a tenderness
Like a hand on my shoulder blade
Saying, stay, you are not afraid
So I breathe in slow
Let the fear unwind
Something steady grows
Right here inside
Little light, keep me near
Little light, make it clear
When I'm waking, you stay
When I'm drifting away
Little light, little light
Hold me through the night
There's a line on my kitchen wall
From the mornings I could barely call
But bread still broke and the table stayed
And my heart got fed in a quiet way
Now I laugh a little more each day
Even when the clouds don't move away
I don't need the sky to shout
I know what mercy looks like now
So I breathe in slow
Let the fear unwind
Something steady grows
Right here inside
Little light, keep me near
Little light, make it clear
When I'm waking, you stay
When I'm drifting away
Little light, little light
Hold me through the night
The road goes long if my faith runs thin
Still you find me, still you pull me in
I'm out, not far, just isn't true
Little light, keep me near
Little light, make it clear
When I'm weak, you stay
When I drift, lead the way
Little light, little light
Hold me through the night