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How to carry marigold yellow in summer

June 26, 2019 by madiha Leave a Comment

There is a general perception that nudes and neutrals are color of the summer season and gives a refreshing look to the watching eye. But as everybody knows, Bollywood industry is recognized for some dramatic fashion trends, so here is the color trend of this summer season that is going to pervade your wardrobe and do not vex, it’s super cool and wearable: The marigold yellow. The Bollywood industry is abuzz with the word that marigold yellow color will be the top proclivity of fashion icons, as they are well aware of this fact that more is more and less is a bore.

It is pretty hard to wear tricky colors and carry them gracefully. But here are few Bollywood celebrities who are always ready to play with some bold colors and yellow is one of them.

Kriti Sanon:

Kriti Sanon is the young and fresh face in the Bollywood film industry. She is quite eminent for her fashion sense. She wore a fringe gown in yellow color along with minimal accessories in HT most stylish awards and there is no doubt that this Bollywood diva was looking super gorgeous in this canary yellow outfit.

Shilpa Shetty:

Shilpa Shetty is one of those actresses who can do justice with every outfit. She is acclaimed as Saree Queen of Bollywood and she knows really well how to make herself prominent with unique attires among other Bollywood stars. Recently, she wore a yellow saree with cargo dhoti pants and the elaborate dupatta with embroidered border in super dancer. Her head to toe look was up to the mark and she was slaying in that belted saree.

Tamanna Bhatia:

Tamannah Bhatia has changed her style game and she has taken a notch high plunge in this yellow jumpsuit. She wore this stylish jumpsuit for a current TV show. No doubt, she was looking graceful and she rocked the show with her decent persona.

Alia Bhatt:

Alia Bhatt mesmerized everyone when she appeared in bright yellow lehenga at Akash Ambani wedding at Mumbai and she again proved that yellow never goes wrong. To compliment her entire look, she just wore a heavy choker. Last but not least, her potli bag rounded out her complete outfit. She caught the attention of social media and her fans appreciated her appearance at Ambani nuptial and many young girls tried to copy alia Bhatt’s style.

Janhvi Kapoor:

Janhvi Kapoor, a Dhadak star was recently seen in the city. She posed for her fans in sunshine yellow dress. It was a sleeveless, long, flowy maxi with heavy floral print. She paired her dress with dangler earrings and wore nude lip color. She was looking super cool, as yellow works great with the summer season. Her look was casual and she did not add anything glitzy to her entire look.

Sonam Kapoor:

Sonam Kapoor has always stunned the audience with her sensational appearances. Recently, Sonam Ahuja attended the Cannes film festival 2019 and she wore a bright yellow strapless frilled dress and she was looking like a fresh sunflower in the garden. Her yellow dress gave us some summery ideas for our wardrobe.

Your Own Shade of Beautiful

June 7, 2017 by leecassi Leave a Comment

The days are getting longer, temperature is rising and the latest trends seem to show nothing but skin. Guess what? It’s finally summer! For those of us gifted with skin that gets a shade darker the moment we go outside, it’s easy to see why we’d want to cover up despite the temperature. While I don’t recommend sitting in the sun long enough to burn, there’s nothing wrong with being dark.

With Western fashion trends taking over the media – one scroll down the Vogue.in main page will tell you as much – the ideal woman has fair skin and it has been that way for a very long time. Most girls out there are guilty of noticing something they want to change when they look at their reflection or an image of themselves, but your skin color definitely shouldn’t be viewed as a flaw. Does your favorite celebrity seem impossibly white? She probably is. A lot of the whiteness is from tricks of photography and Photoshop. It’s unrealistic.

The media lightens images, suggesting that lighter is more beautiful while shaming Bollywood actresses who have been rumored to seek out skin-lightening treatments. An important question to ask yourself is “If it’s natural, how is it wrong?” It isn’t. It makes you yourself. Your skin color is a wonderful shade telling the story of your family’s history.

If you can reflect upon yourself and see that you have a good mind and a good heart, that isn’t a product of the color of your skin. Your intelligence isn’t labelled as a shade. It also doesn’t matter the color of the skin on the model in a magazine – if you like her clothes then wear them!

Allure magazine had a list of 41 influential women of color where only three women featured were of Indian background. The three featured were Priyanka Chopra, Lilly Singh and Padma Lakshmi, but Chopra’s feature was what stood out to me the most:

I’ve achieved what I’ve achieved, and skin color has nothing to do with it…”

As a woman who is making headlines globally because of her role in Baywatch, it might be something to consider when looking in the mirror and seeing someone too dark or too light looking back at you. You’re perfect in whatever skin color you have. Take advantage of the summer trends happening right now and show off the color you were given.

Thanks for reading!

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Summer Problems & Solution

May 23, 2016 by monmouni Leave a Comment

Summer is burning out so fast, its really impossible to cotrol it, but we can find some remedies of common issues in summer which will help us to be protected. Even sun will salute us and get bavck to his life. So i think you have already guessed what i am gonna write, so here it is….

Use vinegar to soothe a sunburn

Vinegar contains acetic acid, one of the components of aspirin. It can help ease sunburn pain, itching, and inflammation. Soak a few sheets of paper towels in white vinegar, and apply them to the burned areas. Leave them on until the towels are dry. Repeat as needed. Don’t miss these other sunburn home remedies.

Use baking soda to cool heat rash

Is there anything baking soda can’t fix? It’s certainly good for relieving heat rash. Soak in a tub to which you’ve added a few tablespoons of the powder. It will ease the itching and make you feel more comfortable while the rash heals. You can also add fine-ground oatmeal, which is sold under brand names such as Aveeno. Apply baking soda directly to the rash site to absorb moisture and sweat. This is an age-old approach, recommended by many grandmothers. Reapply every few hours, rinsing and drying the skin beforehand. Try these other extraordinary uses for baking soda.

Use aloe vera to heal blisters

First, keep the blister clean with soap and water. Smear some aloe vera gel on the blister and cover it with a bandage to help it heal. But be sure you use the pure gel of the plant. Some processed products contain ingredients, like alcohol, which have a drying effect. These are other home treatments for blisters.

Use peppermint oil to ease itchy insect bites

Instead of scratching that insect bite, apply a drop or two of peppermint oil. It has a cooling effect, and also increases circulation to the bite, speeding the healing process. Alternatively, if you have toothpaste that contains peppermint oil, apply a dab. These tips can help you avoid bug bites (and especially avoid Zika mosquito bites) in the first place.

Use honey to treat cuts and scrapes

If you can stop the bleeding and keep the wound clean to prevent infection, you’ve done your part; nature will take over from there. Required: some bandages and antibiotic ointment (doctors recommend any triple antibiotic variety). No antibiotic cream handy? In a pinch, dab on a little honey and then cover with a bandage. Honey has antibacterial properties, and studies have shown that it can speed wound healing. In certain cases some doctors believe that honey might even be superior to triple-antibiotic creams as a wound dressing. Don’t have a Band-Aid? Don’t worry: honey dries to form a natural one.

Use avocado to revitalize fried hair

All that sun, water and chlorine made your hair dry, rough, brittle, and frizzy? Condition it with avocado. Avocado moisturizes hair shafts and loads them with protein, making them stronger. Thoroughly mix a ripe, peeled avocado with a teaspoon of wheat-germ oil and a teaspoon of jojoba oil. Apply it to freshly washed hair, and spread it all the way to the ends. Cover your scalp with a shampoo cap or a plastic bag, wait 15 to 30 minutes, then rinse thoroughly. Try these other remedies for dry and damaged hair.

Use adhesive tape to remove a splinter

Is a splinter too tiny or too deep to remove with tweezers? Avoid the agony of digging it out with a needle. Instead, cover the splinter with adhesive tape. After about three days, pull off the tape and the splinter should come out with it.

Use aspirin to restore hair color

Swimming in a chlorinated pool can have a noticeable effect on your hair color if you have light hair. You can usually return your mane to its former shade by dissolving six to eight aspirins in a glass of warm water. Rub the solution thoroughly into your hair and let it set for 10-15 minutes.

Use meat tenderizer to relieve wasp sting pain

Make a paste of meat tenderizer and water and apply it directly to the sting from a bee or a wasp. Be careful not to push any remaining part of the stinger deeper into your skin. The enzymes in the meat tenderizer will break down the proteins in the insect venom.

Use oatmeal to treat itchy poison ivy

Simply grind 1 cup oatmeal in your blender until it is a fine powder, then pour it into a piece of cheesecloth, the foot section of a clean nylon stocking, or the leg of an old pantyhose. Knot the material and tie it around the faucet of your bathtub so the bag is suspended under the running water. Fill the tub with lukewarm water and soak in it for 30 minutes. You may find additional relief by applying the oatmeal pouch directly to the rash.

So now you can dare to say GooD Bye Sunny honey bunny….

Blush On ( Part: 3)

May 6, 2016 by monmouni Leave a Comment

Howdy, Today we are goin to learn about different types of blush on. You will un derstand what to use and avoid. Be ready to rock the party.

Blush comes in a huge variety of colors – whether you are looking for a rosy glow, sun-kissed hue or just a hint of peach. However, while the color choices may seem endless, there are really just two basic formulas available. Let’s take a look at these two formulas to see which one may be best for you.

Main ingredients in blush

Whether liquid or powder, all blushes include a carrier (a way to deliver the color). Typical carriers include talc for powder blushes and silicone, water or humectants for creams and liquids. All blushes also use colorants and preservatives. Since adding color to your skin is the main function of blush, many formulas use two types of colorants (this is true for powders and creams, not so much for tints). One colorant provides the color and the other actually masks your natural color. Ingredients like mica and titanium dioxide can block out your natural color, which allows the cosmetic color to be more noticeable and keeps it truer to the color you see in the package. Additionally, most powder and cream blushes contain feel enhancers, oil absorbent, binding agents and spreading agents.

Powder Blush
Powder blushes usually come in a pressed compact form, though some mineral makeup brands sell loose powder versions. These are pretty simple formulas with talc, colorants and oil absorbers as the main ingredient. In the case of pressed powders, a binder is used to “hold” the product together.

Pros: They look more natural, are easier to blend, do a better job of absorbing oil and I think they are easier to apply (you are less likely to go overboard with the color!)

Cons: They don’t last as long as liquids and the color can change as the product absorbs the oils from your skin.

Best for: Women looking for a more natural look and women with more normal skin types (not too oily or too dry).

Liquid Blush

Liquid blushes are sold under a variety of names such as creams, gels, tints and stains. The only real difference between these forms are the carriers used to deliver the colorant. Creams tend to use humectants or silicones to deliver the colorants while gels, tints and stains are often water based. Creams are usually sold in a small pot or stick and are quite thick, while gels, tints and stains are usually in a tube or bottle (almost like a nail polish bottle) and range from medium thickness to the consistency of water.

Pros: Longer lasting than powders and they tend to stay truer to their intended color.

Cons: Less natural looking and often more difficult to apply. In particular, tints and stains are not very blendable which can result in an “overdone” look.

Best for: Cream blushes are great for women who have drier skin since the humectants provide a hydrating benefit. Gels, tints and stains are good for women with oilier skin since these products are water based and generally have better staying power than powders (less likely to melt away!). One more note on liquids – if you like the natural look of powders but the feel of liquids than try using a tint. Tints just use a lower concentration of colorant than stains or creams, so you can get a more-natural look. However, many colors are not compatible with water (tints are just water and colorant) so the variety of colors is much smaller than you find among powders and creams.
Both formulas function similarly and the differences are mostly in how the product feels and applies, which ultimately comes down to a case of personal preference. Depending on your skin type, you may find that a particular formula lasts longer or looks better than another. Also, as seasons change, so does your skin. Just because you like how something feels in the drier winter months doesn’t necessarily mean you’ll be happy with that product in the dog days of summer. I mostly stick to powders but I do like to mix things up with a tint in the summer. You’ll just have to do a little experimenting to discover the best hue for you!

Bollywood Fashion-Deepika & You

April 15, 2016 by monmouni Leave a Comment

Being crazy with the Bollywood stars is nothing new to our generation. But it’s really a booooohhh not to be up to date with their iconic styles, so here we are for our stylish look like the stars.

Bollywood-Celebrity-Dresses-Collection-7 Bollywood is full of brightened faces, lots of excitement and masala even in their style. When it comes to their dresses they cannot be taken as granted. Our Indian beauties have bound their fans with their lustrous captivating moves with their fashion and accessories.Indian stars eventually spotted dressed with their cultural attire as well as their Hollywood stunning smartness. So you can’t just blame them to wear something you don’t even think. It’s just they are the same person as we are but made themselves the iconic angels.Now this time you can see our stars wearing frocks with loads of individual art on them. They are just the works of fine ribbons, lines, pearls, fabrics etc. no doubt they have got the elegant ones. So before you start picking up a replica just think about the gorgeous one.

Don’t worry I will not make you just an dressy doll itself but also will come up with your simple look.

Lets talk about Deepika who do we think a fashion diva and ofcourse she is though some naughty reporter captures some copycat dreeses in somne big shows. But its not her fault. Honestly, it’s high time Deepika fires her stylist Shaleena Nathani, who has been making her wear disastrous clothes one after the other. But for her casual looks I must say she has got a 10/10. I don’t know if it’s her hot body or her dimples, but her casual avatar gets a thumbs up from us. When she first get n onto the screen model Deepika Padukone let her style fall in line with the widely-accepted Bollywood actress stereotype: embellished Indian wear, strong highlights in her hair and dark make-up.In 2011 the star really came into her own and started picking silhouettes and edgy styles that suited her model good looks and poise. Deepika’s style is that of a modern, working woman who is at heart still just a girl. She has a few go-to colors that she loves to use: white, sea green, and tan.

To get Deepika’s fresh white look, stock up on white blouses, camis, and tanks. Pair with an elegant skirt and matching heels, or jeans with a brown belt. Try Calvin Klein and Michael Kors.She’s a big fan of belts and will unfailingly pair her jeans with dark brown belts and her dresses with thin or wide tan belts.

Deepika will often step out with a black or white blazer over a blouse or tank. Look for blazers at large department stores (i.e. Macy’s and Nordstrom) to find a wide selection of materials and cuts. Try three-quarter length blazers for a more casual look.You’ll notice Deepika pairs all of her day looks with a large tan handbag. Tan, beige, taupe, or camel colored purses are excellent for matching with any outfit at all because they are classy and very understated. Good choice, Deepika!

Deepika’s summer style is simple: flirty, girly dresses paired with sandals- either flat or with some heel. She’ll wear floaty dresses with the requisite brown belt. Deepika’s favorite pair of earrings have to be her small, thick metallic hoops; they are a sweet touch and go well with both dressy and casual looks. Finish the look with a few chunky metallic bracelets and bangles. As you can see, Deepika plays it very safe… and so hardly goes wrong.

So Here we are with all about Deepika, but “picture abhi baki hain mere dost” till you don’t try it by yourself. Till then be gorgeous and funky….

Bikini Universe

January 18, 2016 by naomi Leave a Comment

It’s very easy to feel lost in the bikini world: different types, lots of colors and billions of little differences that can make us feel more or less confident.
We should start by highlighting the difference between bikinis and lingeries: they can appear like the same thing, a bra and a slip, but they are not; we can’t go to the beach with an intimate complete or sleeping with a bikini lol. So what’s the difference? First of all the situation in which they can be
used: lingeries are items of cloths that we use beneath outer clothes and one of their main function is to provide concealment or support to our body; so we use lingeries everyday under our ordinary cloths and at night if we don’t want to wear just night clothes.
BRAZILIAN_BIKINI-RIODESOL-LULI-ORANGE-1 Bikini is a two piece swimsuit with a bra top for the chest and panties, the basic design is made of two triangles to cover woman’s breast and two triangles on the bottom to cover our bum; so bikinis are mainly used when we’re at the sea or we’re at the swimming pool. We could say that it’s made to be used in more social contexts while lingeries are more intimate. We can also say that the fabric is different from the one of a classic lingeriebe cause it is made to be worn in the water so it doesn’t ruin in contact with water.

As we said before it’s easy to feel confused looking at all the offers of bikini types so my advice is to start from choosing the one that is right for our body type:

Athletic: if you have an athletic body you should focus on feminine cuts and details; show off your toned lower half with embellishments at the hip and a tampered-back bottom. Make look your chest area soft with a girlie print. Pass on bandeaus and shapeless tanks.

Curvy: if you have a curvy figure you should choose a suit that complements curves while keeping assets firmly in place; opt for a solid print that won’t distort your proportions and look for a balconette or halter style to support your chest. If you’re not an exhibitionist you should avoid anything with shifty string top or bottom

Pear: If your lower half is a little larger you can camouflage it with a strategically cut bottom; work on your hips and thighs with a full-coverage briefs, hipsters or boy shorts. Keep the attention on the upper half with molded cups, halter straps or cleavage detailing, stay away from loud “look at me!” prints on your lower half.

Straight: if you have a straight figure you have two options, fake some curves or take advantages of the fact that you’ve nothing to hide. Enhance your boobs and butt with ruffles or padding, flaunt your straight silhouette in an itty-bitty string bikini and avoid sex-appeal quashing bandeau tops and sporty bottoms.

Second issue: color! The answer is simple: you should choose the color you like the most keeping attention to your skin tone, if you have a very clear skin you shouldn’t choose too light colors and if you have a more dark skin tone you can opt for more gaudy and brilliant colors.

Last but not least we should give an advice to the ones who don’t like bikini because they deserve to have an alternative too, right? So for the bikini non-lovers I could suggest one-pieces. This is another type of swimwear and it usually covers our torso except for the back or upper chest depending on the style. Some people consider one-piece swimsuit more modest than a two piece bikini and in some situations the wearing of a one-piece swimsuit may be mandatory or expected. But beyond this we can say that one-pieces are also a valid alternative for the ones who don’t feel very comfortable with their body and who want to feel a little more “covered”, even if today there are also some types of one-pieces that don’t leave a lot to the imagination lol.

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Both bikinis and one-pieces have advantages and disadvantages, but it’s subjective because they could be perfect for some reason or vice versa for some others so my advice is to always start form to yourself: ask yourself what is better for your body and your confidence and you won’t have any difficulties in finding what fits you better.
If you follow these simple advises you’ll feel the queen of the beach and all girls will ask how you learned to choose so well for your person 😉

Naomi <3

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