Alicia Keys Quit Eating Dairy Products For Clear Skin

| PTI | Nov 12, 2016, 10:35 IST

R&B star Alicia Keys said she discovered the secret to clear skin... Read More

R&B star Alicia Keys said she discovered the secret to clear skin after ditching dairy from her diet during her first pregnancy.

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The '

No One

' hit maker has struggled with

acne

since her youth and it wasn't until she was about to become a mother in 2010 that she discovered a small change in her diet could do wonders for her complexion.

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"It took me forever to get this skin. I mean, I know how it feels to have a face full of bumps and pimples. I lived through that in the public eye. But when I first got pregnant, I started to eliminate dairy from my diet and drank a lot more water, which made a huge difference to my skin," Keys said.

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Pritam has been allegedly triggered for the influence of his songs from Turkey, Pakistan and Korean tunes.

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