Thursday, 10 April 2014


Our makeup stash easily features high up on the list of our most valuable items. Each one of us has relied on our makeup to hide the lack of sleep, create the illusion of health and radiance, or to plain and simple look good. However, there are days when things do not go in your favor and makeup mishaps begin to roll out.


The demarcation line
A demarcation line, separating the colour of your face from the colour of your neck by creating a visible boundary line around your jaw is usually the result of not blending your foundation well enough. Something as simple as using a dampened sponge to blend away the edges of your foundation can prevent this mishap from occurring.




Cherry tomato cheeks
The result of far too much blush. Sometimes we fail to understand that the manner and quantity of blush applied during the day is significantly different from blush applied at night. Before stepping out, check your reflection in natural light or white light to ascertain if your makeup is in check. If you happen to notice too much blush, use a clean makeup brush or cotton ball to brush away the excess.

Clumped eyelashes
To avoid clumpy mascara from gluing your eyelashes together, try combing your eyelashes before and after the application. In addition to this, toll your mascara brush over a napkin or paper towel before applying the product to remove any excess product deposits.

Lipstick bleed
When your lipstick shade steadily migrates from your lips to the area surrounding your mouth, chances are you look more like a child playing dress-up than an adult preparing for a night out. To prevent a lipstick bleed from occurring, dabble some translucent loose powder or compact on your lips before applying your lipstick. Also, make sure you apply a lip liner around your lips to essentially create a bleed barrier.

We have all experienced the mortifying embarrassment of mismatched, misapplied, or misbehaving cosmetics. It’s time to become far more vigilant and implement these simple tricks to circumvent the occurrence of makeup disasters.

Saturday, 5 April 2014

There never was a truer adage than “you are what you eat”. In fact, that’s also the case when it comes to your hair – it’s a direct reflection of your diet and lifestyle. While you can’t do much about late nights and early mornings, you can definitely work some natural hair enhancers into your diet. Here’s what you need to do
Walnuts for Omega 3

The long term benefits of dry fruits are well known, but we could definitely make a case for walnuts alone. They’re rich in Omega 3 fatty acids (which the body cannot produce on its own) which help to keep the scalp hydrated. Walnuts also contain a mineral called Selenium which is responsible for the health of your scalp and prevents dandruff.


Iron from Meat and Leafy Greens

Everyone with lovely locks definitely owe it to the iron content in their meals. For non-vegetarians, poultry and seafood are both great sources of iron which help in carrying oxygen to our hair follicles, keeping them nourished and healthy. For the vegetarians, spinach, broccoli and other leafy greens do the same job.

Lentils (Dals) for Folic Acid 
Traditionally speaking, lentils are an important ingredient in every Indian meal, but now there’s even more reason to make them a staple. Lentils come loaded with folic acid whose main job is to ensure that the red blood cells work properly. Since these red blood cells are the ones that transfer oxygen to our scalp and hair roots, they’re critical for hair regeneration and growth.





Tuesday, 1 April 2014

Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week 2014

Its raining fashion yet again in Delhi , with the start of Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week's Autumn / Winter 2014  .FDCI has been in the forefront playing an active role in taking fashion forward by bringing together the most talented names in the business of fashion by hosting the perfect platform to showcase the best of Made in India. 

Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week AW’14 will highlight the convergence of fashion and tradition and modernity,which is the touchstone of the Indian fashion industry. With the burgeoning fashion scene, FDCI has strived to create a platform for emerging designers to reach out to potential buyers, both international and domestic to widen their customer base every year.


 
picture courtesy  : Tushar Bhardwaj 

Sunday, 30 March 2014

Eyeing your problems

Eye is the most beautiful part of the human face. We should care about that. Dark circle under eye is the common skin problem. It’s common for everyone because of stressful life style, do not worry about that. So many causes for dark circle such as lack of sleep, improper diet, stress, intake alcohol and smoking, menstrual problems,aging,excess sun light etc. I have some homemade remedies for removing under eye problem such as wrinkles and dark circle which is very easy and cost effective tips. The entire product can get from your daily kitchen. There are some following kitchen beauty tips to away from eye problem. Be careful while applying anything around eyes because around eye skin is very sensitive.

  • Do a massage with almond oil for 15 minutes before going to bed, It will be helpful to remove dark circle and away from the wrinkle problem.
  • Take a cucumber and slice it, take two piece of slice and keep those on the closed eye for 20 minutes. After 20 minutes take out that slice. As same you can use potato slice.

  • Take grated cucumber and potato, squeeze that and get the juice. Mix two juices together. Take two cotton balls, deep on that juice after that keep those balls in closed eyes. Keep it for 15 to 20 minutes. You will get good result after some days. 
  • Apply mint juice on under eyes area. It cools your eyes and helps for removing dark circle.
  • Deep cotton balls into the rose water, keep that balls in your eye for 15 minutes.
  • Apply a thin coat of honey under eye wrinkles area by using index finger, after sometimes wash off it with cold water. Don’t rub the soft area. Get the wrinkles free eyes.

Monday, 24 March 2014

Sun Kissed

Bid adieu to your lingering tan

We all agree that a sun-kissed tan looks exotic and sexy but only if it’s on someone like Eva Longoria . With the amount of heat and sun we are exposed to these days, our skin looks like worn leather as opposed to the sexy tan we see on others and when that happens, the tan must go!

Here are a couple of home remedies to get rid of that lingering tan:


Exfoliate: 

Exfoliation is essential when it comes to getting rid of a tan but also to keep your skin looking fresh. It takes away dead skin cells exposing new ones. 

You can make your own scrub at home by mixing curd, gram flour and lemon in equal parts. The yoghurt and lemon help lighten your skin and the flour acts as a gentle exfoliator to remove dead skin. It is important to moisturise the new skin cells right after exfoliating. Avoid exposing your skin to the sun right after exfoliating because your skin is sensitive at this point.


Beauty masks: 

These home-made babies are easily accessible in your kitchen and make a delicious and soothing recipe for tanned skin. 

- Rice flour, gram flour, yoghurt (1 tablespoon each) and milk (2 tablespoons). Mix well to make a paste. Apply this pack on the affected area and let it sit for 15 - 20 minutes. If you are applying it on the body, make sure you apply a thick layer.


- Mix lemon juice, rose water and cucumber juice in a bowl. Apply to the affected areas. The acidity in the lemon juice helps remove tan and cucumber and rose water cool the skin down.

- Mix one part lemon juice to one part honey. Apply this mixture on the tanned area. This helps in soothing and moisturising your skin too. 

- Grandma’s recipe: Add turmeric to a cup of milk to make a paste for your entire body. Use it as a pack and wash away after it dries off. 

Thursday, 20 March 2014

Right or Wrong ?

The best friend of any women is makeup , makeup is the poker face that every women loves to wear . However, for all the time we tend to spend in front of the mirror in the morning, the evening routine is that much more rushed or sometimes even forgotten completely! I am here to tell you how to correctly remove your day-long armour. 

What you need:
Removing your makeup correctly and exhaustively at the end of a long, tiring day is probably one of the most important skin care regimes you need to invest in. All you really need is a proper facial cleanser and an eye makeup remover. 

The right technique:
The long lasting coverage you love during the day – that is what you are up against in the night. Start your makeup removal regime with a gentle, non-drying cleanser. The goal is not to rub your skin raw, but to use gentle hands and dab away the product. Also, it is advisable to rinse your face with luke warm water after using your cleanser, while concentrating on washing your hairline and jawline as well.

The delicate eye area: 
The more eye makeup you opt to wear, the more important it becomes to use a specially formulated eye makeup remover. By using the correct product, you can ensure that even the stubborn waterproof or tear proof products you use will come off easily. Instead of using your bare fingers, apply the eye makeup remover with the help of a cotton swab or soft tissue and use gentle circular strokes. For an effective outcome and to ensure the residual makeup does not spread all over, work your strokes from the inner corner of your eye all the way to the outer corner, while constantly remembering to be extremely gentle. Finally, once all the makeup has been removed, lightly pat the whole area dry with a soft tissue. 

As you prepare to turn in and switch off the lights, conclude your day with a good moisturiser to nourish and pamper your skin. Effectively moisturising your face and lips will dictate youthful, radiant skin .

Tuesday, 18 March 2014

Nailed It


Our nails are made of keratin, the same protein as our hair . So it stands to reason that just like your hair can grow weak and break, so can your nails.
 Here’s how to get strong and healthy nails.

1. Stop biting your nails, which can eventually lead to breaks.

2. Always wear rubber gloves while cleaning. These will protect your nails from the chemicals in household cleaners.

3. Let your nails dry thoroughly after they’ve been submerged in water, as your nails are porous and absorb moisture, making them weak and prone to breaking. 

4. Get regular manicures and trim your nails to get rid of weak parts or hangnails. 

5. Drink lots of water, and eat Vitamin E and protein-rich foods. 

6. Massage your cuticles every day. This will stimulate blood flow to the area, promoting healthier nail growth.

7. Always moisturize your hands and nails after washing your hands. 
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8. Remove old nail polish after a week to prevent chipping and peeling. Also, let your nails ‘breathe’ without nail paint for a few days once in a while, as the polish forms a solid barrier and could lead to yellowing of the cuticle over time.


Saturday, 15 March 2014

Confession of a shopaholic

Well its the ongoing sale season ,its the time of the year when everybody is seen splurging around in the markets .Women can be seen trying on clothes , one after another , "is this looking good on me ?"  is the question that can be heard around the trial rooms .

I'm somebody who can not sit at home , and look for opportunities that would have me hopping around in the markets . And as soon as i enter the market , its like the clothes start calling out to me and then i feel like buying everything . But given the budget , i cant . Its not easy for me to stop myself from buying stuff for myself .i have to fight with my inner voice that stops me from buying.

Just recently i had gone on a shopping spree , i bought everything that i needed , all my desires and wishes had been fulfilled. my mom had specifically said "no more buying clothes now" . somehow after two days i found myself in the market and guess what ? i ended up shopping !!


later what i get to hear is the wrath of my mom  saying "how much more do you want to shop ?the clothes don't even fit in your almirah. " 
I'm sorry mom, but I'm a shopaholic and there is a little i can do about it :P


Friday, 7 March 2014

straighten it up

Perfectly straight hair often doesn’t just happen on its own…at least not for all of us who have been standing in the “curly” line when Mother Nature was giving away hair! And unlike straight-haired girls whose only problem and cause for frizz is hair damage, we, curlies, do need to put some amount of effort into achieving an absolutely perfect pin straight hairstyle. No need for a sad face, lovelies, as there are plenty of tricks to help you ward off frizz and ensure that, once you straighten your hair, it stays that way until the next wash!Take a peek at this list below to find a new tip for straight hair to add to your styling routine:


 PAY ATTENTION TO DETAILS

Another great tip for straight hair that lasts would be to really take your time when straightening and make sure you’ve done a flawless job. And whether you’re blow-drying or flat-ironing, the only way to do so is to avoid rushed jobs. Let your hair air-dry until it’s about 70 to 80% dry, then section off and work on each individual section until it’s completely dry and completely smooth.

 WRAP IT UP

“But what about sleeping?”, some of you may ask! Well, there is a way to preserve your perfectly straight hair even in the hottest of days or nights! Simply comb your hair back and secure it into a low pony by sliding on a no slip elastic band. Follow up with a twilly or a folded silk scarf if your hair is long and your length will be as silky and crease free as ever! Simply loop the folded scarf/twilly around the elastic for hold, then wrap your ponytail up all the way down and finish off with a loop. Kind of like the way Hermes owners wrap the handles of their bags! Slip a few elastics over the scarf to make sure it stays

KEEP IT OFF YOUR BACK

When your hair is medium or long, keeping it perfectly straight yet sexy and flowing is one of the biggest summer challenges. Kind of like applying a suntan lotion between your shoulder blades – doable yet takes a bit of work. In order to prevent the frizz and curling that sweating will cause should you decide to leave your hair loose, experiment with this next tip for your straight hair! You don’t have to put your gorgeous length up, simply choose a full back tee or top, or experiment with super light silk scarves that are not only a fab accessory to play up a plain tank top but will also prevent a direct contact between your hair and your bare back.

 SAY “YES” TO PRODUCTS

Keeping your hair straight will be much easier with the help of a few products made especially for this purpose! My days of pin straight hair everyday and any day are long over, but I remember Tigi having a cool selection of various products to help maximise your straightening results. Find your ideal line/cosmetic brand/ combination of products and invest in a shampoo, conditioner, anti-frizz serum or a leave in and you’ll have everything needed for a perfect, long lasting style!
                                                                    picture courtesy : Tushar Bhardwaj

Thursday, 6 March 2014

The Shopper's Paradise

Dubai is the place to be , its the Shopper's Paradise . You see people going gaga over everything. On my recent trip to Dubai , I also understood why it is called a heaven for shopaholics .The malls over there are immaculate and full of luxurious brands.

Its as if the show windows of the store is calling me , when it comes to shopping there is little i can do stop myself .Dubai has all high end stores , Fendi , Louis Vuitton , Prada are present in almost each and every mall out there . Two of the most famous malls of Dubai are the Dubai Mall and the Mall of Emirates.

With brands from all over the world , people have access to almost everything in these malls, with each having beautiful infrastructure also make it fun to shop there .



Tuesday, 4 March 2014

Skin savers on a budget


Who wouldn't like to visit the salon every other week? It's an hour (or more) of perfect me-time, and while you might have drifted off to dreamland, when you're at the billing desk, you cringe just a bit.  Which is why we listed out our tried and tested skin savers that are guaranteed to make you fabulous without burning a hole in your pocket. 

Papaya Face Scrub 

Apart from its health benefits, Papaya also scores high in the beauty department. Mash half an unripe papaya into a bowl and add to it a quarter cup of honey with a quarter cup of brown sugar and mix gently. Leave this paste on your skin for fifteen minutes and then scrub in light circular motions to gently exfoliate.  While the enzymes of the papaya will get rid of dead skin cells, the honey acts as a moisturiser, leaving your skin feeling soft and smooth.





Cinnamon and honey for Acne 
Acne can find you no matter what age you are. And chances are that when you finally spot that nasty pimple, everyone else can too. Head over to your kitchen and mix a teaspoon of honey with half a teaspoon of powdered cinnamon into a paste. Apply it on the pimple and leave overnight. Cinnamon and honey both act instantly to stop the growth of infection (bacteria/fungi.) Alternately, if you?re dealing with dark spots or acne remnants, applying lime juice for a few minutes every now and then can help make them lighter. 


Green Tea Bags for your Eyes 


Green tea, among its many benefits, can also help deal with puffy eyes. Moisten tea bags in hot water for 30 seconds and leave them to cool in the refrigerator for about half an hour. Then, place them on your eyes for 15-20 minutes. Since green tea has anti-inflammatory properties it works by restricting the blood flow and reducing puffiness. It?s a great solution for tired eyes and dark circles as well. 


Sunday, 23 February 2014

Scarf it your way

Why scarves make such a fun fashion staple

The scarf is a timeless and versatile accessory for a woman but unfortunately it often gets a step-motherly treatment and mostly because we don’t know how to maximise it to the fullest. Here’s a list of ways in which you can wear your scarf and love it too!

Dress up your handbag: 
When you want to dress up your basic tan or black bag in a jiffy, your beloved scarf will come to the rescue. Just tie a messy bow on your handle and you are good to go. This adds colour and layers to your ensemble, upping the ante on style immediately.

Make it a hair accessory:
The regular hairband style is good for a pool party but you can try something different by actually using your scarf like a ribbon and plaiting it into your hair to get an oversized bow at the end. This boho and stylish look is sure to be a head-turner. A great style for the beach or lunch with the girls.

Wear it as a necklace: 
Sometimes, just adding a bit of colour is all you need to make your outfit pop! Use your scarf to that effect and give your most boring t-shirt and jeans look a makeover. Just knot up the loose end at the back to achieve desired length and voila!





Belt it up: 
A scarf belt is a great way to drive attention to your worked-out booty. Wear it over your skinnies with a tee or even with a loose shirt and  crinkled skirt combo to channel the gypsy in you.

Turn it into a jacket: 
Simply throw on your scarf over your shoulders and belt it up at your waist to create your very own scarf-jacket. This looks great over a maxi dress. Pick a silk scarf for a night out or a cutesy one for the day. 

Thursday, 20 February 2014

Inked..

Caring for a new tattoo

Your new tattoo has caught everyone’s eye. To retain its glamour, however, pay heed to post-skin-care tips religiously or your new-found style could end up being a sore statement. 


Moisturising is must

After you’ve been inked, wash your tattoo about 3-4 times a day with an antibacterial soap. For nourishment, follow it  up with a moisturiser that does not contain too much water or alcohol. Go for one with natural ingredients like peach, milk or plums for quick healing. Heavy moisturisers are one of the beauty don’ts when it comes to post tattoo care as they tend to clog the pores.


No sweat!

After getting a fresh tattoo done, it is logical that you would feel compelled to flaunt it! However, excessive sun exposure can cause sweating that helps the body to remove toxins. What's more, excessive sweating could remove parts of the tattoo itself or cause quick fading. In fact, too much sunlight could also cause your tattoo to fade. To make sure that your tattoo stays vibrant, you should always cover it with the highest SPF sun block that you can find.

Handle with care

Your tattoo may reflect your care-a-damn attitude. However, when it comes to taking care of it, make sure you treat it gently. Avoid swimming while it is fresh because your delicate skin will be more prone to infection. Also, in spite the urge, don't scratch the fresh tattoo to avoid loss of pigmentation.
Ask questions to the tattoo artist for further care. It’s that simple!


Saturday, 15 February 2014

Totebags and perfection



Handbags and shoes are like a horse and a carriage; to have the one without the other is unthinkable. In fact, they can make or break an outfit, that is how essential they are to a lady’s wardrobe.
While most people know the names of different shoe types - things like slingbacks, pumps, stilettos - not everyone knows the names of all the different bag types. If you tell your female colleague that you just bought yourself a gorgeous baguette for your date on Friday, she might well just give you a blank stare.




I've rounded up six of the most popular bag styles. Each one suits a different outfit type, so if your wardrobe is missing a few of them, this can help you when you next hit the shops.
  • The Tote
An open top bag that often has soft straps or handles, this is the perfect shopping or beach bag. They also encourage green living as they eliminate the need for plastic bags when buying small items. For a day at the beach, they can easily carry a magazine, a sarong, flip flops, bottled water, energy bars, sunscreen and sometimes even a small towel.




  • The Hobo bag 
This soft, slouchy semi-circular bag has one shoulder strap. A hobo bag is casual bag that helps you look stylish without really trying. They pair nicely with breezy gypsy skirts, linen pants, vests and sandals. Think of a picnic or a jazz concert in the park and your hobo bag will be your perfect handbag of choice. 

  • The Clutch
A clutch is a small handheld bag that is tucked under the arm or carried by hand. No little black dress can ever look sleek, elegant, polished and complete without a clutch. No A-list celebrity ever hits the red carpet without the most gorgeous sought after clutch bags to accessorise their haute couture gowns. While day time glam calls for a clutch with minimum embellishments, opt for a bejewelled one for a dazzling night look.             


  • The Satchel  




Also know as a 'postman bag', a satchel is a great bag to take along to the office. If you find one in leather or patent leather, it can look very professional and smart. 












  • The Baguette


This medium-size bag resembles the namesake bread loaf. It has short thin straps so that it can be worn over your shoulder and sit just under your armpit. A pretty baguette bag adds oomph to a flirty feminine top and fitted classic jeans ensemble. This is an effortless sexy date look.


  • The Kelly-style bag

 
This bag is a classic structured style that was originally created by Hermes for movie star princess Grace Kelly. It oozes sophistication and timeless style in its beautiful uncluttered design and looks fantastic with a suit. Like the satchel, it's a great bag for the office.
While there are loads of hangbag styles to choose from, having these particular styles in your wardrobe will help carry you from beach picnics to the boardroom without missing a beat.

Thursday, 13 February 2014

"Smoke it up"

In terms of eye makeup, is there anything sexier and more sophisticated than the classic Smoky Eye Look?
There sure isn't! That's why almost every page of today's magazines has a picture of a beautiful model or a celebrity sporting (what else?) - the smoky eye look!
So, if you feel you are ready to join this fabulous team, and you too want to master the Smoky Eye technique, you came to the right place!

1. GETTING YOUR EYES READY

Begin by applying a light shade of concealer to the under eye area, and all over the top lid. Your mineral makeup foundation is a great concealer for this step and prepares your Eyes for the eye shadow that you are going to apply.
2. USING THE LINER
First, line both the top and bottom rims with an eye pencil, paying close attention to going into the lash line itself.If you have small eyes apply liner starting from the middle of the under eye to the outside of the eye. If your eyes are large feel free to line from corner to corner.
3. ADDING THE SHADOW
With a small eye shadow brush, soften the edges of the eye pencil line.Apply a dark shadow using a sponge-tip applicator, smudge brush directly over the penciled area and smudge.The shadow helps to set and soften the look
4. THE FINAL TOUCH
Next apply a lighter shadow in a neutral tone with a larger eye shadow brush, I like to use the wet/dry brush.Encircling the entire eye area, be sure to soften and graduate outward for that perfect blended look.




5. CURL YOUR LASHES
Creating a smokey eye isn't just all about eye shadow, it's the overall look. So, while you want to do a precise job of applying the right eye shadows in the right places, you also wanted to pay attention to your lashes. Curling your eyelashes will help open up your eyes and really make them stand out.
6. APPLY MASCARA
After you curl your lashes, you'll want to apply generous coats of mascara. Some people find that waterproof mascaras hold curl better so that's always an option. However, some waterproof mascara formulas can be a bit drying on the lashes so it's not the best idea to use a waterproof formula daily. 
7. GOING SUPER-DRAMATIC
Want a more dramatic look add more Shadow and Mascara! If you are looking for the most dramatic effect be sure to curl those lashes and apply 2-3 coats of black mascara!
mila kunis sporting the smoky eyes

Friday, 7 February 2014

The " Coat " for you

Ever watched a gorgeous woman pass by wearing a  Trench Coat and all people surrounding you just stare  at her with awe.
 THAT is what a Trench Coat is , A trench coat makes head turns! 
anne hathaway and kate hudson  dawning trench coats

Trench Coat are not only fashionable but expensive as well. They’re known as symbols of luxury ,these expensive coats are mostly purchased for luxury, style, and confidence !It’s the style trademark today.

I am sure every single woman would look dreamy and cheerful, happy and gorgeous  in a fabulous trench coat!The trench coat is a perfect wonderful winter staple too
They are now becoming favorite fall coats !





The trench coats are versatile you can wear them over practically anything , it can be either a casual outfit for everyday or over a party dress or a mini skirt!!


The classic beauty of trench coats would no doubt steal the spotlight when paired up with a pair of jeggings,teamed  up with boots ! its so versatile and perfect for winters, trust me trench coats make you SHINE ...making the one wearing it stand apart from the crowd!

Wednesday, 29 January 2014

Say No to Beauty Faux pas

                                     

Everybody makes mistakes; we have all had those days .When we want to look beautiful blurred vision of beauty comes in the way. I came up with the seven goofiest make up mistakes that we women make. So i am going to tell you about a few common mistakes so you don't have to learn it the hard way!




Not to shake Nail paints


Although most products come with instructions to shake before use, nail polish isn't one of them. Avoid shaking your lacquer like a Polaroid picture, lest you want an air-bubble mani. Instead, roll the bottle in your hands to warm and mix the colour.






Using the Wrong Products for Your Skin Type


Your skin is one of the first things that people notice about you. No matter how awesome your eyeliner or lipstick is, it won't matter if your skin looks bad. If you're not blessed   with naturally even skin. You may want to use foundation and concealer to hide imperfections and even out your skin tone. Be careful, however, because using the wrong type of foundation and concealer for your skin type can be disastrous for your skin.

Use a foundation and concealer that's made for your skin type. If you have an oily skin so   use mattifying oil-free foundations and concealers that won't clog pores and cause breakouts. If you have very dry skin, you should use hydrating products that don't settle into fine lines and wrinkles.


Applying the Wrong Shade for Your Skin Tone


Another common mistake that women make is applying the wrong shade of foundation and concealer for their skin tone. Nothing looks worse than the face being a different colour from the neck and chest. Foundation and concealer should blend and fade into your skin. The best way to choose the right shade of foundation and concealer for you is to apply a small amount of it along your jaw line in, or as near as possible to, natural light. The product should disappear into your skin.


Blend…Blend & Blend

Sometimes we get a flawless finish but forget to blend. This common mistake will leave you looking like you are wearing a mask. So girlfriends! Blend your blush properly..Buy a cosmetic sponge after all blending is the key!

Dark Lip Liner



For a brief time in the nineties dark lip liner over light lipstick may have been fashionable. If it was, the fad is now over. Please toss away the black lip liner and use a more flattering colour.

Cakey Side

Lastly, it's important to not use too much makeup. Apply foundation and concealer sparingly, just enough to even out your skin tone and hide imperfections. Otherwise, you'll look like you have a mask on. Remember, it's easier to apply more later on if needed than it is to wash everything off and start all over again.



Wash your makeup brushes once a week.


You must be   so guilty of not washing your makeup brushes as often as we should, but once you started, you actually noticed a considerable difference in my skin. Bacteria can grow on makeup brushes, which then get spread around your face and causes breakouts. Here’s a tip for letting your makeup brushes dry: wrap them in a towel and lay them flat. This will absorb excess oil and won’t damage the fibres.





picture courtersy : tushar bhardwaj