LIFESTYLE
Neem & Aloe Vera should be on your list
Like we change our clothes seasonally, it is important to keep adapting our skincare routine to the changing season. For monsoons, it is essential to treat our skin with products that nourish without leaving behind a layer of grease, that moisturises and softens the skin. The rains cause dryness, itchiness, dull skin that leads to acne and other skin allergies.
Chaukori: A paradise-like experience for nature lovers
The mesmerizing visuals of majestic Nanda Devi, Nanda Kot and the Panchachuli peaks, this hill station of Pithoragarh district can spellbound any soul to stay there forever. Well connected by road, Chaukori attracts tourists from all over the world. In recent times, its scenic beauty and temples are being the major attraction for tourists.
Before you use a new skincare product
While a product might work wonders on a friend's skin, it might not have a similar effect on your skin type, that only means, that product is not for your skin type and you need to try more, says Ghazal Alagh, Co-Founder, The Derma Co. Here are some best practices that one can follow while introducing a skincare product in their AM/PM routine. This varies from choosing the right product or ingredient to introducing it correctly in your regime.
Surefire ways of approaching women on dating apps
You thought of meeting someone new and imagined going on a date, bringing them a bunch of roses, having dinner and wine and spending the evening as a scene pulled from a Bollywood film. But, are you afraid of approaching girls on dating apps? Wondering what to say and how to go from there? A survey conducted by QuackQuack, India's popular dating app will answer those questions for you.
Skincare tips to follow during rainy season
A change in season calls for a change in skincare to adapt basis the new weather conditions. Making small, quick customisations would be key in ensuring healthy, glowing skin. Plabita Sharma, National Training Manager, The Body Shop India, tips to combat dullness during the rains.
Things to keep in mind while buying jewellery online
Consumers are now more comfortable with a virtual experience than the physical one, as they are adapting to online purchases. A scholarly article by Lee and Zhang (2002) suggests that after e-mail usage, instant messaging and web browsing, online shopping is the third most popular internet activity. However, when it comes to buying jewellery online, a few things should be kept in mind. Ashish Vijay, Co-Founder and CFO, Miorah.com lists some points
Worried about breastfeeding amidst the pandemic?
Throughout the pandemic, expecting mothers and new mothers have been faced with a slew of concerns and questions about the virus and the entire vaccination process. As the months have passed, this concern has been evident in lactating mothers as well. Amrita Desai, Assistant Manager -- Lactation Consultant, Cloudnine Group of Hospitals, answers questions related to breastfeeding:
Celebrating the #TheUltimateBestFriend Bond!
Inspired by the relentless spirit of the women in her life, as muses for this collection, Masaba turned to two of her closest friends -- Rhea Kapoor and Pooja Dhingra -- who have been her steady cheerers through her journey. The three shades chosen by Masaba to suit all Indian skin tones -- Believe in You, You Grow Girl and Make It Happen -- represent the story of faith, growth, and hustle that these women have experienced.
New book narrates inspiring story of drug de-addiction through yoga
Talcherkar, born to Eastern Indian parents and raised in a rural farm town near Illinois, US, turned to alcohol and drugs in late teenage years, falling deeper into the nexus of pills, drinks and denial about her addiction. In the book, the author explains how she was doing the rounds between relapse and self-discipline, supported by peers, parents and mental healthcare practitioners.
Indian abstractionist Mehlli Gobhai's art goes on view
According to the gallery, the exhibition is an edited extract of 'Don't Ask Me about Colour', the large scale retrospective of Gobhai's work that Hoskote and Adajania had co-curated at the National Gallery of Modern Art, Mumbai, early last year. The retrospective was cut short by the Covid lockdown. 'Epiphanies' draws on the extensive holdings of the late artist's estate.
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