[INGREDIENT DATA] Benefit of Dragon Fruit for skin

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Pitahaya or dragon fruit is the fruit of certain cacti species indigenous to South America. It is also commonly found in the countries of China, Thailand and Vietnam. The dragon fruit derives its name from a South-East Asian legend wherein the fruit was supposed to be disgorged along with the last breath of a dragon slain in battle.



1. Fights signs of ageing

Dragon fruits are rich in antioxidants that help fight the free radicals and slow down the ageing process, thereby making your skin look much younger and smoother. Make a face pack using dragon fruit and yogurt and apply it at least once a week for more effective results.

2. Treats acne

Dragon fruit, on the other hand, is full of the vitamin C that can help you get rid of acne effectively. Make a smooth paste from the dragon fruit and apply it on the affected areas using cotton balls.

3. Soothes sunburn

A pack made from dragon fruit can prove to be extremely helpful and effective in soothing all the redness and inflammation caused by the scorching sun. The ingredients present in dragon fruit, in combination with vitamin E, help protect your skin against the harmful UV rays of the sun and also help in soothing sunburns.

4. Moisturizes your skin

Dragon fruit is high in water content and helps keep your skin hydrated, which is all the more essential if you have dry skin. Ensure that you add dragon fruit to your diet especially during the winters to save your skin from all the perilous effects of the cold, harsh weather.

Sources: https://www.bebeautiful.in/all-things-skin/everyday

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