I Drank Green Juice Every Morning — My Skin Started Doing Weird Things

I Drank Green Juice Every Morning — My Skin Started Doing Weird Things

Last updated on: January 31, 2026

I’ve always been that girl who will try almost anything if it promises better skin. New serums? Sure. Expensive facials? Been there. Pinterest home remedies that smell like a salad? Sadly… yes.

So when I kept seeing women on TikTok talking about how green juice changed their skin, I got curious. They claimed everything from “my acne disappeared” to “my face literally glows without makeup.” And because I’m easily influenced when it comes to skincare miracles, I decided to try it myself.

I made a little promise: one green juice every morning for a month. No skipping days. No excuses. I just wanted to see if something so simple could really make a visible difference.

But let me tell you… the journey my skin went on? Not what I expected.


What’s in My Green Juice?

I kept it pretty basic — no fancy powders or expensive supplements. My daily mix:

  • Spinach or kale

  • Celery

  • Cucumber

  • Lemon

  • Green apple

  • Ginger

I used a cold-press juice from the grocery store when I got lazy, but most days I blended it fresh. It felt like I was doing something good for myself first thing in the morning — like a little wellness win.

And yes, it tastes very green. Let’s just say… it’s not a caramel frappuccino.


Week 1 — The “Is Something Happening?” Stage

The first few days? Not much happened. My skin looked the same. My life looked the same.

But by day four, I noticed one tiny thing:

💧 My skin felt more hydrated.

Not greasy or shiny — just… plumper? I also wasn’t reaching for moisturizer as much during the day. I loved that.

I also felt more energized in the morning, which made me think this habit might actually stick.

But just when I got excited…


Week 2 — The Weird Skin Phase (AKA “The Purge”)

Suddenly, my skin started breaking out. Not huge, painful pimples, but little clusters around my chin and jawline — exactly where hormonal acne loves to live.

At first, I panicked.
I mean, I signed up for glowing skin. Not a flashback to my teenage years.

But when I did a little digging (thank you, Google and one very cute dermatologist on YouTube), I learned something important:

When you suddenly boost your body with vitamins and antioxidants, it can trigger a detox response. Toxins push out… through your skin.

And honestly, my diet before this challenge wasn’t winning any health awards. So maybe the green juice was just cleaning house.

Still, seeing breakouts when you’re doing something healthy?
Not the confidence boost I wanted.


Week 3 — The Real Glow Kicks In

Right as I was considering giving up… everything changed.

✨ My skin tone looked more even.
✨ My cheeks looked brighter.
✨ The dry patches on my forehead disappeared.
✨ Makeup sat on my skin so smoothly.

I actually got a compliment at work from someone who said “Your skin looks really clear lately!” That has never happened to me before.

Also — and this part is kind of weird but amazing — my skin looked less puffy. I didn’t know celery could de-puff your face but apparently… it can.

Even my digestion was better. And I’ve heard the saying a million times:
Better gut = better skin.
Now I finally understood what that meant.


Week 4 — The Balance Stage

By the final week, the breakouts were gone. The glow stayed. And I felt like my skin was finally settling into its new routine.

But I also learned some truth along the way:

Too much green juice is not always a good thing.

On mornings when I drank a large bottle from the store instead of my homemade one, I noticed:

  • A tiny spike in breakouts

  • A bit of sugar crash

  • More redness around my nose

Many store-bought green juices use a lot of apple or fruit to make it taste better. That means more sugar and no fiber — which can actually trigger acne for some people.

So moderation matters. And reading labels matters even more.


What Was Actually Happening to My Skin?

Here’s the simple version — the one anyone can understand:

Green juice gave my skin:

✓ Hydration — hello plump cheeks
✓ Antioxidants — protection from dullness and wrinkles
✓ Vitamin C — brightening and collagen support
✓ Less inflammation — fewer bumps and redness
✓ Better digestion — toxins out, glow in

It also helped me start my day with something fresh instead of… well, a bagel and coffee. That shift alone probably helped my skin a lot.


Would I Recommend Green Juice for Your Skin?

Yes — but with some honest advice:

✔ Start slow (3–4x a week is enough)
✔ If you notice breakouts at first, don’t panic
✔ Keep the sugar low — more greens than fruit
✔ Pair juice with protein or fiber if blood sugar is an issue
✔ Listen to your body and your skin

And definitely don’t think it’s a magical overnight solution. Skincare is a team effort — sleep, water, stress, hormones, everything plays a part.


My Final Verdict

After 30 days of drinking green juice every morning, here’s what I truly saw:

The Good

  • Brighter, more even skin

  • Fewer dry patches

  • Less puffiness

  • Better morning energy

  • Improved digestion

The Weird

  • Breakouts in Week 2

  • Some redness with sugary juices

  • A bit expensive if you buy it daily

Was it worth it?

For me — absolutely.
I feel healthier. My skin looks fresher. And I genuinely enjoy the routine now.

But would I keep drinking it every morning forever? Probably not. I like the idea of balance more than obsession.

So now I drink green juice about 3–5 times a week, especially when my skin needs a little love — like before an event or after a weekend of pizza and regrets.


If You Want to Try It Too…

Here’s a simple recipe that worked for me:

  • 1 cup spinach

  • 1 cucumber

  • 2 celery stalks

  • Juice of 1/2 lemon

  • 1/2 green apple

  • Small piece of ginger

  • Water or ice to blend

Fresh, clean, and not too sweet.


The Real Takeaway

You don’t need a $200 skincare routine to glow.
Sometimes something as simple as greens can make a difference.

If you’re curious — try it.
Pay attention to your skin.
Adjust as you go.

Your skin has a voice.
Let it speak — even if it says weird things at first.

And who knows? You might discover your own version of this little green miracle.

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