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Beauty Tips, Hair Care »

[31 Dec 2008 | No Comment | 200 views]

Hair is coated with a layer of sebum a natural oil produced by sebaceous gland lying next to each hair follicle in the scalp.
The sebum gives the hair its shine and also protects it from losing its own moisture content. The amount of oil secreted by the sebaceous glands determine whether the hair is dry, greasy or normal.
At the same time use of harsh shampoo, or dry windy weather can strip the natural oils from the scalp and hair leaving it dull and dry.
Source: Fashionpk.net

Beauty Tips, Body Care »

[1 Dec 2008 | One Comment | 253 views]

Following tips from our expert ensure a carefree winter for all those who dread it.
Skin
For itchy skin, add half a cup of vinegar to a bucket of water. Use it at the end of your bath.
Add a tablespoon of honey to your bath water. This also has a softening effect and relieves fatigue.
Add a handful of powdered milk to your bath water. This nourishes dry skin.
Make your own massage oil by mixing almond oil with sunflower oil and adding a few drops of rose or sandalwood oil. This leaves the …

Beauty Tips, Nails In Fashion »

[6 Jul 2008 | No Comment | 1,141 views]

Pamper your hands and feet with these simple beauty aids.
The face may be the window to our soul and thus, deserving of all the special care that we lavish on it but our hands do a lot for us and those around us and our feet do the important task of carrying our weight to all places imaginable and sometimes, unimaginable. Considering that, it wouldn’t be an exaggeration to say that we don’t always give them the kind of care and attention that they deserve. Anyway, it’s still not too …

Beauty Tips, Skin Problem »

[26 May 2008 | No Comment | 574 views]

As a beauty aid, turmeric prevents and cures pigmentation, maintains the PH balance and makes the skin glow.
Turmeric is an integral part of a bride’s beauty regimen in Pakistan and even as far as Java.
Turmeric, which is a perennial plant about 60 to 90 cm in height, has a short stem and tufted leaves, has even found a mention in ancient Sanskrit texts. From being used as a beauty aid to effectively stopping bleeding from cuts, this spice is now also used in plugging radiator leaks!
Botanically known as curcuma longa, …

Beauty Tips, Skin Problem »

[23 May 2008 | No Comment | 469 views]

Skin -our beauty depends on its health and glow. More and more people are finding out that our skin and its related problems and cures depend largely on what you eat. Read on to know what advice a doctor has in store for you.
Skin, where would we be without it? Not only does it keep our insides in, it protects us from infection, radiation and dehydration, keeps us warm and makes us look good. While we are very aware of our “outside skin”, the “inside skin” of the lungs and …

Beauty Tips, Skin Problem »

[22 May 2008 | One Comment | 387 views]

Skin eruptions can lead to permanent scarring. Our expert helps you deal with the problem.
Acne, a common skin condition, appears when the body goes through physical changes and glandular secretions increase. Due to this reason, adolescents are the main victims of an acne condition. In many cases, the condition reduces after puberty and may disappear. Had this been all, there would be no cause for anxiety. But, acne can cause deep, permanent scars. It is a misconception that acne is something teenagers must live with and “grow out of “.
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Beauty Tips, Skin Problem »

[21 May 2008 | No Comment | 228 views]

Worried that your makeup’s looking too patchy or dry? Your skin type may hold the answer to that problem.
There was this new foundation that looked so, so good on your friend. You went out and got yourself the same brand… but it just doesn’t seem to look as good on you. What went wrong? Your skin type, in all probability. It’s the reason why the same makeup looks great on certain people, patchy on some and totally nondescript on others. That’s because the four skin types - normal to dry …

Beauty Tips, Make Up »

[20 May 2008 | No Comment | 316 views]

Shading and highlighting can add dimension to your face apart from just correcting your flaws.
Makeup is a game of adding shadows to and lighting areas of the face to accentuate your features or hide your flaws. This is done to create balance and an illusion of proportion and shape. Areas that are usually shaded are the hollows of the cheek, along the hairline and jaw line, the crease of the eye (to define the socket’s shape), the sides and the tip of the nose, the area under the chin and …

Beauty Tips, Make Up »

[18 May 2008 | No Comment | 914 views]

Unflavored, unsweetened milk with minimal additives is known for its skin softening and moisturizing properties. However, milk can also be used in combination with turmeric, honey and even essential oils. The simplest beauty therapy is to take the inside of a milk bag and rub it on your face. It is even safe to be used on children, especially those with problem skins. Depending on your skin type you could use full cream or skimmed milk. Cleansing milks remove surface grease, dirt and salt left on the skin by perspiration, …

Beauty Tips, Skin Problem »

[17 May 2008 | No Comment | 256 views]

From making your lips look fuller to concealing dark circles, we have simple tips to solve some common makeup muddles
Eyes
Concealing dark circles
You can camouflage under-eye circles with a foundation, concealer and some powder. Dark circles have a muddy brownish or purplish tinge, so you need to neutralise them with certain colors. Use a foundation or concealer with a yellowish tint for fair-to-whitish complexions. People who have a dusky complexion should use an orangeish-yellow tinged concealer. A fine yellowish powder could be used to seal in the foundation or concealer applied …