Today's publication does not aim to prove the unconditional benefits of vegetarianism. The debate continues on this topic, and each side brings its own facts and research. I also want to tell you a little from my own experience, about how giving up meat affects beauty and jewelry.

In fact, avoiding meat can affect not only us, but even clothing and jewelry. When you completely give up meat and if you still avoid the sun, you can completely forget about bleaching products. Day after day and month after month, the skin becomes whiter and cleared of defects, even age spots and some moles disappear. This process is gradual and takes place over several months and even years.



In addition to the whiteness of the skin and the beauty of the face, the rejection of meat will affect the jewelry. For many of us, jewelry made of silver and even low-grade gold darkens. From my own experience, I know that when you don't eat food of animal origin, silver itself gets rid of dark spots and whitens along with the skin.

When you think about cleansing silver from dark spots, you are once again convinced of the correctness of the idea of ​​moderate vegetarianism and no longer want to return to the old way of life.

Reasonable vegetarianism and natural fur

Now more and more girls in Europe, the USA and Russia are abandoning natural fur and even genuine leather products in favor of artificial materials. Among animal protectors, leatherette and faux fur clothing is a bright trend. This fashion is called sustainable and ethical.

Only giving up fur is hypocrisy if you continue to eat fried chicken, pizza with sausage, sushi and any other food that requires the use of animals, birds and various inhabitants of the seas and rivers.

Most of the new eco-friendly fashionistas easily refuse leather bags and furs, but they eat pizza with sausage and kebabs with pleasure. This is their choice, and I prefer to refuse animal food, but I am not going to part with leather bags and fur products. In my understanding, this is a reasonable moderate vegetarianism.