LIFESTYLE
A simple skincare routine keeps you radiant in the monsoon
Considering how greasy and congested the skin can get in the monsoon, it is important to cleanse regularly. Opt for a cleanser that washes away dullness making your skin look refreshed. Cetaphil's Bright Healthy Radiance Brightness Creamy Cleanser is dermatologist developed that suits all skin types, including the most sensitive skin. It does not strip the skin's moisture leaving it soft, smooth and noticeable radiant.
Skincare hacks with superfoods
It is common knowledge that we are what we eat, so if you want 'food for your skin', superfoods are it. Loaded with compounds such as fibre, good fatty acids, and antioxidants, these are vital to strengthen your skin from within. Dolly Kumar, Cosmetic Engineer and Founder & Director at Cosmic Nutracos Solutions Pvt. Ltd., suggests some superfoods to be included as part of your skincare routine and how to use them.
Eat almonds twice daily to cut diabetes, cholesterol risk
The study showed that almond consumption can improve blood sugar levels at the pre-diabetes stage, which may help prevent or delay the development of diabetes. In addition, almond consumption also reduced total cholesterol and acebad" LDL-cholesterol significantly compared to the control group, while maintaining "good" HDL-cholesterol levels.
Indian workforce still looking for the right work-life balance
The survey findings highlight the ever-changing role of physical spaces in the lives of Indians. While remote work has ensured that there is a workspace in every house, it has left working professionals without any 'me-time'. This has been echoed by professionals surveyed across the four cities of Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru, and Kolkata. They further say that work-from-home has left little time for other activities.
Indian working women, Gen Z vulnerable to Covid turbulence: LinkedIn
Relesing new data on Tuesday, LinkedIn said working women are four times less confident than their male counterparts about getting a job. And the average time taken for new graduates to find jobs has increased from two to over three months. As India slowly recovers from the second Covid wave, the workforce is beset with economic uncertainty, coupled with low confidence and optimism levels about their professional future.
Picking the right lingerie completes your style
Bra woes can be a nightmare so choosing the right style to wear under your wedding dress or a casual T-shirt is important. Comfort is the most important factor to consider when you go for lingerie shopping. The right bra boosts your confidence, keeps your posture in check and has you feeling comfortable all day long.
Chocolate with your Whisky and Rum
To get the most out of whisky, take a sip first and let the flavour deliquesce in your mouth, then take a little piece of chocolate and allow it to gently melt on your tongue, enabling the tastes of the whisky to mingle. Doesn't it sound delicious?
A bohemian bedroom for the monsoon
Bring in furnishings for a splash of colour. Delicate decorations are an extra method for adding colours to your spaces. Dynamic upholstery on couches, easy chairs and surprisingly striking window hangings can go far to change a lounge into a splendid sanctuary. For the bedroom, you can generally decide on more brilliant duvets, blankets and cushions for that bit of shading.
Make the perfect online dating profile
Moreover, dating apps offer the option to display more than your face and physique. While using these apps, you can give people a glimpse into what you like, dislike, what your hobbies and passions are and probably what your personality is like-- things which would elude a person in love at first sight.
Kids are cool if parents cash in on their inheritance
Cash in on the kids' inheritance and spend up big on the retirement plans, this is the message coming from a study by researchers at the University of South Australia. The study explored contemporary attitudes towards wealth transfer taxation in Australia, finding that public resistance to inheritance and estate taxes may have declined in the 40 years since they were abolished in Australia.
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