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5 fruits you should consume every day for glowing skin this winter

TOI Lifestyle Desk
| etimes.in | Last updated on - Jan 13, 2026, 15:00 IST
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Struggling with dull skin this winter?

If your grandmothers and mothers have ever told you to consume fresh fruits for glowing skin, they were absolutely right. Fruits are nature’s most powerful skincare allies. Rich in antioxidants, water, enzymes, and vitamins, they nourish your skin from the inside out and leave you with a soft and healthy-looking complexion. It's time to add these 5 fruits to your diet and make a noticeable difference.

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Oranges

Oranges are best for instant radiance, dullness, and clearing pigmentation. Packed with vitamin C, it is one of the most essential antioxidants for boosting glowing skin. It supports collagen production, reduces oxidative stress, and also helps fade dark spots. One should start their morning routine with a fresh glass of orange juice or orange-infused water. You can also eat oranges in the morning. Pair it with a vitamin C face wash and serum, and see your skin glow.
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Guava

Guava is best for dullness and prevents early ageing signs. It contains 4 times more vitamin C than oranges, making it one of the strongest fruits for glowing skin. Available only in winter, guava with a hint of salt can easily be consumed throughout the day. You can also opt for fresh guava juice and use a face wash that has gentle exfoliation and active guava fruit essentials. From reviving dull and tired-looking skin, guava is perfect for the winter glow.


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Pomegranate

Pomegranate is best for hydration, under-eye dullness, and anti-ageing. Brimming with punicalagin, a powerful antioxidant, it is known to improve the skin’s firmness, enhance its elasticity, and keep the skin plumped and youthful. It also supports natural collagen production, making it one of the most effective fruits for age-related skin concerns. Simply drink fresh pomegranate juice, not the packaged one, and enjoy it with the whole fruit to get maximum antioxidant benefits.


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Apples

Apples are perfect for pigmentation and rough texture. They are rich in quercetin, an antioxidant that keeps the skin barrier healthy and improves overall skin glow. Available throughout the year, consuming one apple every day with its peel will give you the lost glowing boost you’re looking for. You can also consume fresh apple juice every morning or apple cider vinegar with water.
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Watermelon

Although watermelon is a summer choice, consuming it during winter can bless you with plumped and hydrated skin. Best for irritated and flaky skin during winters, it contains around 92% water, which deeply hydrates the skin and reduces redness and sensitivity. For sensitive skin cleansing post sun exposure, you can opt for watermelon, which soothes, calms, and cleans your skin without stripping hydration.


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