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Best Hair Care Tips

Regular Trimming

Trim your hair regularly. Removing damaged ends is the easiest way to keep wavy hair looking its best. Long hair can often go two months without a trim, but the shorter your style the more frequently you will need a trim. If you use chemical processes on your hair or frequently heat style, you won’t be able to wait as long between trims.

2. Shampoo and Conditioning

- Identify the shampoo based on your hair type. Different hair types like dry, oily and combination require different shampoos. Wash your hair with a shampoo containing silicone. These shampoos are typically labeled for curly hair or as smoothing formulas. Silicone smooths the hair shaft, preventing excess moisture from entering the cuticle. Excess moisture causes the hair shaft to swell, which leads to frizz.

- Apply conditioner to the ends of your hair and gradually work it up toward the scalp. Hair by Joey, a Seattle salon, suggests a formula with soy protein. Use your fingers to detangle your hair gently as you work the conditioner through the ends. The less you have to handle your hair while styling the easier it is to avoid frizz. Squeeze any excess moisture from your hair with a towel after you rinse the conditioner out, rather than rubbing your hair vigorously to dry. Twisting or wrapping wavy hair in a towel encourages frizz.

- Deep condition your wavy hair once a week, allowing the conditioner to soak into your hair for 10 minutes before rinsing.

3. Styling

Apply a gel or mousse styling product to your hair before blow drying to help smooth the hair shaft and prevent frizz from developing.

Be wary of using too much hairspray, which creates a stiff and unflattering look.

Handle your hair with care when styling, don’t tug or pull your hair.

4. Drying

Dry your hair with a diffuser attachment on the hairdryer. A diffuser is ideal for wavy hair because it helps create lift and body in the hair without over drying it. Over drying wavy hair leads to frizz.

5. Care

- Cover your hair from harsh environment.

- Always use a bathing cap while swimming.

- Avoid sharing brushes.

- Brush your hair before taking a shower so that you don’t have to deal with knots later.

- At night, spend a few minutes brushing your hair before you go to sleep.

- A healthy diet will lead to healthy hair. Include Vitamin B12 rich foods in your diet to avoid premature balding and hair loss.

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Nail care naturally – Tips for healthy nails

We often forget how important nail care is. Nails reflect our overall health so it is essential to keep them strong and healthy. Very few people take nail care seriously, a manicure once in a while does not help in avoiding unhealthy, chipped and discoloured nails.

Here are a few tips for a way to healthy nails:

Diet: Calcium, gelatine and B-complex vitamins are vitally essential for healthy nails. If you have a balanced diet that contains all the necessary nutrients, you don’t need to worry about your nail health. In case you suffer from nail ridges (the cracks in the skin along the sides of the nails), hangnails or split nails, folic acid and vitamin C cures it. You can also Drink diluted cider and paint them with two coats of fresh lemon juice daily to strengthen them.

Keep nails clean and dry: Keeping nails clean and dry prevents bacteria from growing under them. Being in constant contact with water can result in split fingernails. If this cannot be avoided, you can wear cotton-lined rubber gloves before getting your hands into water.

Nail Hygiene:Cut nails straight across, and then round the tips at the curves for maximum strength. Use a sharp nail scissors or clippers. Keep nails shaped and free of snags by filing with an emery board. Do not bite fingernails or remove the cuticle as it can damage the nail. Avoid using your nails as a tool, for example to open pop cans.

Moisturize: When moisturizing your hands, rub moisturizer into your nails and cuticles too.

Tips especially for Toenails:

Trim toenails regularly: Keeping them short will minimize the risk of trauma and injury. If you suffer from ingrown toenails, avoid digging them out especially if they are infercted and sore. See a dermatologist for treatment.

Footwear: Healthy toenails depend on the kind of footwear you choose to use daily.  Wear shoes that fit properly. Also alternate which pair of shoes you wear each day. If you are at a pool or in public showers, wear flip flops. This will reduce the risk of infections caused by a fungus that can get in your toenails.

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Tips For Safe Hair Removal

Shaving

When you shave some portion of the hair is left behind and this technique doesn’t take the hair out from the root. The hair that is left behind causes widening of pores, skin darkening and in-growth. This leads to big dark pores on the skin which leads to skin darkening.

To avoid these problems, follow the following steps:

-          Get a soft dry brush and run it in circles over the dark pores on your legs.

-          Then soak your legs for some time.

-          Finally, apply your skin removal cream or use a new razor and only shave when you have already been in the warm or hot shower or bath for a while.

Doing all of this will help to eliminate these pesky pores from showing up.

Pumice stone

This is a very effective method of cleansing your skin, eliminating dark pores and getting rid of unwanted hair if the growth is less. Exfoliation helps get rid of the dead skin cells and also allows fresh skin cells to resurface. You can exfoliate in several different ways. First, use an exfoliating scrub that has tiny beads in it. Then, you will want to use a pumice stone followed by a washcloth or loofah to run the sudsy exfoliating scrub all over your legs. Rub in circular motions just like you did with your dry skin brush.

Epilating

Another way of removing body hair is to use an epilator – a handheld device that acts like a super set of tweezers which pull out the hairs one by one from the root. The evident problem is that it comes with a lot of pain. But luckily, there are some things you can do to reduce this pain. Begin with a numbing topical cream that you can purchase at your local drug store. Apply this several minutes before using an epilator to numb the area. If you don’t want to use these methods, make sure to take a shower beforehand and make it hot! This will open the pores so that the hairs come out easier.

Waxing

Followed by most of the women, waxing is the most common method of hair removal. But despite being a good method, it causes pain and skin redness. What really must be done is exfoliation before you wax or shave your legs. You also must make a point to exfoliate even in between waxes or shaving sessions. This will help to keep those pores unclogged.

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BEST DESTINATIONS IN CHINA

1)      Beijing

Beijing, the capital of China, has served as a capital of the country for more than 800 years. The city has many places of historic interest and scenic beauty, including the Forbidden City - the largest and best-preserved ancient architectural complex in the world; the Temple of Heaven - where Ming and Qing emperors performed solemn rituals for bountiful harvests; the Summer Palace - the emperors' magnificent garden retreat; the Ming Tombs - the stately and majestic mausoleums of 13 Ming Dynasty emperors; and the world-renowned and genuinely inspiring Badaling section of the Great Wall.     2)  Shanghai

Shanghai is one of the world largest seaports and China major industrial as well as commercial center. With the deepening reform, the city, formerly crowned as the financial, economic and trade hub of the Far East, is playing a leading role in boosting economic development of China. Meanwhile, the city has attracted more and more tourists from home and abroad for its unique charm. As one of the noted historic and cultural citied in the country, Shanghai has more than 70 sites of historical interest and cultural relics, which best represent the distinctive characteristic of Shanghai regional culture. What is more, Shanghai is the Paradise of gourmets, who may find thousands of restaurants here that serve a complete list of China's major famous cuisines and various foreign foods.

3)      Xi'an - Home of the Terracotta Warriors

Xian, an ancient capital of China, is your gateway to know about ancient Chinese civilization. In its 3,100 recorded years of evolution, it has been the capital of 13 dynasties, including the Zhou, Qin, Han, the Sui, and Tang dynasties, periodically from the 11th century B.C. to the early 10th century AD. Touring in Xi'an, you can breathe the historical air from all the must-see spots. major attractions in Xi'an include the Qin Terracotta Army - "the 8th wonder of the world", the Big Wild Goose Pagoda - the most outstanding landmark of Xi'an, Banpo Neolithic Village Museum - the remains of a 6,000 year-old village once home to a matriarchal clan community, and the Xi'an City Wall which stretches round the old city.

4)      Hong Kong - Shopping paradise

Hong Kong is located on south coast of China, 60 km (37 mi) east of Macau on the opposite side of the Pearl River Delta, north to Shengzhen. It boards Guangdong city of Shenzhen to the north over the Shenzhen River, Wanshan Islands of Zhuhai in Guangdong Province to the south. It consists of Hong Kong Island, Kowloon Peninsula, the New Territories and other 262 small islands. Hong Kong is a highly prosperous international metropolis now, and one of the third largest financial centers in the world. Hong Kong is famous for magnificient city view with lots of skyscrapers and shopping.

5)      Guilin - Scenic city with sensational mountain and river scenery

Situated in South China, Guilin is like a glittering pearl on a green carpet, the scenery here enjoys the praise of "top landscape in the world". The name of the city is derived from the cassia tree called "Guihuashu" in Chinese. One can see the green cassia trees standing at the most roadsides in the town. When the autumn comes, the fragrance of the blossom fills up the air making passengers refreshing and relaxed. In addition, the golden flowers are very pleasing to the eyes. Guilin is a world-famous scenic city, famous for its unrivalled karst landscape, exquisite mountains, limpid rivers, wired caves and beautiful rocks. Besides the unparallel scenery, the city also boasts its time-honored history. Guilin has been the political, economic and cultural center of Guangxi since more than 1,000 years ago. The Lingqu Canal built 214 B.C. in Xing'an County has witnessed the change during these 2,000 years.

 6)      Guangzhou - A prosperous and liberal city near Hong Kong

Guangzhou, the capital city of Guangdong Province, is nicknamed the City of Goat. As a city of historic and cultural significance, it is the largest industrial and commercial city and the largest important and export port in South China. It enjoys a humid climate all year around, and flowers blossom in all four seasons, hence its another nickname "the City of Flowers". There are over 150 historical sites and places of interests in the city, plus various modern entertainment facilities. Here, the China Guangdong Export Commodities Fairs is held twice every year.

7)      Chengdu - Hometown of China Giant Panda

Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan Province, is a famous historical and cultural city with a history over 3,000 years. Known as the land of abundance, Chengdu boasts plentiful local products, a pleasant climate, a large number of scenic spots and historical sites, and fine traditional handicrafts well known both at home and abroad.According to the records and relics, there was human being living on this piece of land about 3,700 years ago. It is about 2,300 years ago the ninth king Kaiming of ancient Shu State moved his capital to the site and named it 'Chengdu'. Then the name has been kept until today.

  8)      Hangzhou - Beautiful city with lake view

As one of China's hottest tourists destination, Hangzhou is a “holy and beautiful paradise on earth” which has been circulated for l, 000 years on the Chinese land. It has inherited the historical heritage of mare than 5,000 years. The city has a history of 2.200 years since it was first established as Qiantang County during the Qin Dynasty. Altogether 13 emperors of two dynasties took the throne for 234 years in Hangzhou. Later, Hangzhou has always been the administrative, cultural and economic city (capital city) of Zhejiang Province and is one of the seven ancient capitals in China. Located on the south bank of the Haogzhou Bay of the East China Sea. Hangzhou is 180 km from Shanghai and is an important central city of the Yangtze River delta. Hangzhou has enjoyed the reputation of being the "first prefecture in southeast'. During the Yuan Dynasty Italian traveller Marco Polo lauded. The special local-made products are silk, Xihu silk umbrellas, color-glazed porcelain, Longjing tea, and white chrysanthemum.

 9)   West Lake in Hangzhou

Suzhou - An ancient city famous for canals and gardens

Founded in 514 BC, Suzhou is one of the oldest towns in Yangtze Basin. Bordering Shanghai on the east, Wuxi City on the west and the Yangtze River on the north, Suzhou enjoys great geography and excellent land, water and air transportation.Suzhou achieved its fame 1,000 years later when the Grand Canal was constructed. And the city remains one of the most beautiful cities in China with its blue web of interlocking canals and classical gardens as well as famous silk industry. It is well-known as the capital of silk. The streets and lanes in its downtown area are of the Song-dynasty style. As the world of garden, Suzhou is also famous for its ancient gardens which are the gem of classical garden architecture in south China and has been included in the UNESCO heritage list.

10)    Sanya - A tropical city with beautiful sand beach

Sanya is a famous coastal tourist city filled with tropical landscapes and local customs. Since Sanya is situated in the southernmost part of China, she has been called "the remotest cape of the earth" since ancient time.The region of Sanya has a long history of human development. There were discoveries of cultural relics of the Old Stone Age. Ancient Persian tombs were found along the coast. As the world famous tourism city, Sanya, has advantages on its air transportation, especially for the international ones. Phoenix Airport is 20 km northwest away from the city. Now, there are 9 international airlines from Singapore, HongKong, Malasia, Thailand, Seoul, Tokyo and Osaka.There is a highway linking the airport and the city center. You can take a taxi or a bus to the city centre. In addition there are direct buses to Sanya Bay and Dadonghai at the airport.

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ADVENTURE TRAVEL IN INDIA

1. Roopkund Trek, Uttarakhand – Offbeat Trekking Experience With Skeletons

A heaven for trekkers, but with a horrific twist as you head to the glacial Roopkund Lake. Yes, the path of this trek actually has hundreds of human skeletons scattered all over, especially near the edge of the lake. Now that’s what they call walking with the dead — a one of its own among all other adventure trips in India.

 2. Simla to Leh – Motorcycle Touring

Ladakh is undoubtedly one of the best destinations for an adventure trip in India. If you really wish to explore the countryside with your best mates then go on a motorcycle tour. You can arrange your own touring path or you can join any motorcycle expedition like ‘The Raid De Himalaya’. The rally starts from Simla and goes till Leh, crossing some of the most laborious, strenuous and effortful terrains to test your endurance but not to forget the panoramic and spectacular views  that are on offer which makes it all worthwhile!

3. Caving – Meghalaya

Caving being one of the best adventure sports in India, Meghalaya with its captivating caves, is the go-to spot. Nestled among the waterfalls and green forests, these caves will definitely enthrall you. So, pack your bags as you may be needing a lot of stuff along with some food in these remote caves. Don’t forget to pack some safety gear, you never know which wild friend you may meet on the way. Safe travels guys!

 4. Parasailing – Kerala

How about getting an Aerial view of Payyambalam beach, Kerala with your group of friends? It would be a thrilling experience to watch the blue Arabian Sea while sailing over it in the sky. You can go up till 300 ft? Whoa! Now that’s something! The Sky is surely the limit!

5. Goa – Flyboarding

You go to Goa and don’t head for some water fun — kya yaar! Goa is the ultimate destination for water adventure sports in India. But water sports have taken a huge leap here with launch of internationally popular ‘Flyboarding’. Remember Hrithik Roshan steering across waves in the movie Bang Bang on a Flyboard? You too can repeat the crazy stint at Baina beach in Goa. However, taking Katrina Kaif along is still a distant dream!

 6. Skydiving – Mysore

Do you have a lifelong desire to fly freely like a bird? This is your chance! Skydive and let yourself loose! Scared? Send your friend to jump first! I’m kidding ;) Go with an expert and to do so Mysore is the place. Undertake this adventurous trip in India with a fascinating view of the clear blue sky and serene greenery and foliage sprawled across the valley.

7. Kerala – Flying Fox Adventure

Travel above the high hills, valleys and rivers in Kerala with a captivating adventure sport called Flying Fox. It’s a scene straight out of a Hollywood movie — you’re tied to a high lying rope that’s tied to the two opposite mountain tops. You swing from one end, reach the other and bingo! You’ve saved the world ;) This sport will surely make your vacation an ‘adventurcation. You can also enjoy trampoline, mountaineering and a few waters sports in Kerala.

8. Satpura Mountains, Madhya Pradesh – Rock climbing

With a bold terrain, Satpura mountain range in Madhya Pradesh offers a remarkable rock climbing experience. Along with Satpura other places in Madhya Pradesh like Pachmarhi, Jabalpur and Chanderi are also extremely interesting if you enjoy adventure sports.

9. Rishikesh, Uttaranchal – Bungee Jumping

With the jaw-dropping height of 83 meters of Bungee Jumping podium, Rishikesh is one of the best destinations to enjoy the ecstasy of weightlessness. This is your official ticket to get high — literally! Take delight in this adventure with your friends, while soaking in the pristine waters of the Ganges! You can indulge in other adventure sports in Rishikesh as well like river rafting, kayaking, mountain climbing, and paragliding.

10. Scuba Diving – Near An Active Volcano

The serene waters of the Barren Island in Andaman and Nicobar Islands offer anadventurous and exhilarating scuba diving experience. Dive into the pristine waters and savour the view of the coral gardens and the fascinating basalt formations the images of which will be etched in your memory forever. It is also the best place to try out some of the other water sports.

Along with some thrilling adventures, all these destinations also offer some luxurious stay facilities to give you a that much needed relaxation.

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Rare Places In Goa

1)      Cumbarjua canal

This is another place that most of the tourists in Goa are unaware of. The Cumbarjua Canal is a narrow stretch of salty water which is extends to about 15km in length. It connects the two rivers of Goa, namely the Mandovi and the Zuari. The marshy banks of the canal form a delicate ecosystem, and is believed to be one of the best places for watching crocodiles in the state.

It’s believed that the island of Cumbarjua was a no man’s land between the Portuguese and Bijapuri territories. The crocodiles that are found here are said to have been brought into these brackish waters about a hundred years ago in order to prevent invaders.

 2)      Bhagwan Mahavir Wildlife Sanctuary

Bhagwan Mahavir Wildlife Sanctuary, sprawling over an area of 240sq. km, is the largest wildlife preserve in the state of Goa. This place is a treat both for nature lovers and hiking enthusiasts as there are various hiking trails traversing this enormous tract of land. The area here is mostly covered with pristine vegetation and consists of west coast tropical evergreen forests.

Upon visiting this sanctuary, one also comes across several species of herbivorous animals like spotted deer, hog, mouse deer and barking deer. Among the 120 bird species found in this place, the most common is the Ruby throated Yellow Bulbul, which is also the state bird of Goa. Apart from the exotic variety of flora and fauna found here, this sanctuary also consists of other attractions like Dudhsagar Waterfalls, Tambi Falls and Devil’s Canyon, besides others.

 3)      Netravali – Bubbling Lake

The Netravali Lake, situated in the tranquil and serene village of Netravali has gained eminence due to its bubbles. What is so fascinating about this lake, you may ask? Well, when you visit this mysterious lake with Goa tour packages, you will be startled with the sight which greets your eyes.

This lake witnesses the rise of bubbles in certain areas of the lake in a continuous manner. This phenomenon appears all the more stranger when these unexplained bubbles appear to respond to certain sounds and rise faster with each clap. For the local people here, this lake holds special significance. While some claim that the bubbles are the work of the local deity, others claim that they are due to the presence of carbon or sulfur dioxide gas.

 4)       Chorla Ghats

Goa is home to several natural treasures which have remained hidden from the eyes of the people. Chorla Ghat is one of them. Situated on the intersection of the borders of Goa, Karnataka and Maharashtra, it lies to the northeast of Panaji.

This place is famous for its breathtaking natural beauty and is a part of the beautiful Western Ghats which are as eminent for their gorgeous waterfalls, biodiversity and a few rare species. Enjoying an elevation of about 800m, it’s draped in clouds during the monsoon. Here, you come across several small waterfalls, with the major one being Vazira Shakira Fall.

 5)      Casa Severina

Goa is home to several natural treasures which have remained hidden from the eyes of the people. Chorla Ghat is one of them. Situated on the intersection of the borders of Goa, Karnataka and Maharashtra, it lies to the northeast of Panaji.

This place is famous for its breathtaking natural beauty and is a part of the beautiful Western Ghats which are as eminent for their gorgeous waterfalls, biodiversity and a few rare species. Enjoying an elevation of about 800m, it’s draped in clouds during the monsoon. Here, you come across several small waterfalls, with the major one being Vazira Shakira Fall.

 6)      Fort Tiracol

Fort Tiracol is one of the best preserved forts of Goa, and also one of the most imposing. What makes the fort worth visiting apart from the beautiful views offered by it is the fascinating history attached to it. Standing at the confluence of the Tiracol River, it offers awesome views of the confluence of the sea and river waters, as well as providing a bird’s eye view of the Kalacha and Querem Beach.

There are also many churches in Goa, and one of them can be found in the premises of this fort. The construction of the church in the fort was initiated by the conquering general, de Almeida. The church was originally dedicated to the Holy Trinity but later became the church of St. Anthony. Masses are still held in the church on Mondays.

 7)      Pequeno (Bat) Island

Pequeno Island in Goa, which is also known as the Bat Island, is an incredible place for those seeking adventure and fun. This island consists of a small rocky beach along with a small stretch of green. The island is a great place for snorkeling, and is frequented regularly by eager snorkelers.

The island is surrounded by bright coral reef, and its an enchanting experience to come across the various sea creatures and sea plants while snorkeling in the island. Apart from these, hundreds of colorful shoals can be seen swimming with you in close proximity like, parrot fish, hawksbill turtle, sea cucumbers etc.

  8)       Hollant Beach

Hollant Beach attracts a large number of tourists, perhaps because its the only beach in Goa when one can witness a spectacular sunrise. This lovely beach lies in the south of Goa, along the foothills of the Western Ghats.

The beauty of this beach is enhanced during the high tide when the waters of the high tide rise to join the waters of an adjoining stream. One can also find several shacks serving delicious food here.

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Best Islands In The World

1)      Palawan, Philippines

 Palawan, officially the Province of Palawan is an archipelagic province of the Philippines that is located in the region of MIMAROPA. It is the largest province in the country in terms of total area of jurisdiction.

 2)      Hilton Head Island, South Carolina

 Hilton Head Island is part of the Low country region in the U.S. state of South Carolina. It's known for Atlantic Ocean beaches and golf courses. The Harbour Town Lighthouse and Museum marks the southwest tip. The Coastal Discovery Museum features heritage buildings, trees and themed gardens. Between the island and mainland, the Pinckney Island National Wildlife Refuge salt marsh hosts deer, alligators and birds.

 3)      Boracay Island, Philippines

 Boracay is a small island in the central Philippines. It's known for its resorts and beaches. Along the west coast, White Beach is backed by palm trees, bars and restaurants. On the east coast, strong winds make Bulabog Beach a hub for water sports. Nearby, the observation deck on Mount Luho offers panoramic views over the island. Offshore, coral reefs and shipwrecks are home to diverse marine life.

 4)      Galápagos Islands, Ecuador

 The Galápagos Islands is a volcanic archipelago in the Pacific Ocean. It's considered one of the world's foremost destinations for wildlife-viewing. A province of Ecuador, it lies about 1,000km off its coast. Its isolated terrain shelters a diversity of plant and animal species, many found nowhere else. Charles Darwin visited in 1835, and his observation of Galápagos' species later inspired his theory of evolution.

  5)      Santorini, Greece

 Santorini is one of the Cyclades islands in the Aegean Sea. It was devastated by a volcanic eruption in the 16th century BC, forever shaping its rugged landscape. The whitewashed, cubiform houses of its 2 principal towns, Fira and Oia, cling to cliffs above an underwater caldera (crater). They overlook the sea, small islands to the west and beaches.

 6)      Maui, Hawaii

 Maui is an island in the Central Pacific, part of the Hawaiian archipelago. Sprawling Haleakala National Park encompasses the island’s highest peak, volcanic Haleakala, as well as the pools and waterfalls of Ohe’o Gulch, accessed via scenic, winding Hana Highway. The island's 30 miles of beaches include golden-crescent Kapalua, sheltered from strong currents by lava-rock promontories.

 7)      Kauai, Hawaii

Kauai is an island in the Central Pacific, part of the Hawaiian archipelago. It's nicknamed "the Garden Isle" thanks to the tropical rainforest covering much of its surface. The dramatic cliffs and pinnacles of its Na Pali Coast have served as a backdrop for major Hollywood films, while 10-mile-long Waimea Canyon and the Nounou Trails traversing the Sleeping Giant mountain ridge are hiking destinations.

 8)      Ischia, Italy

 Ischia is a volcanic island in the Gulf of Naples, Italy. It's known for its mineral-rich thermal waters. Hot springs bubble up at Maronti Beach, in the south. East, Roman remains lie beneath the sea floor at Cartaromana Beach. The beach has views of medieval Aragonese Castle, linked to Ischia by a stone bridge. Nearby, 18th-century Palazzo dell’Orologio houses the Sea Museum, devoted to Ischia’s fishing tradition.

 9)      Hvar and the Dalmatian Islands, Croatia

 Dalmatia is one of the four historical regions of Croatia, alongside Croatia proper, Slavonia, and Istria. Dalmatia is a narrow belt of the east shore of the Adriatic Sea, stretching from island of Rab in the north to the Bay of Kotor in the south.

 10)   Bali, Indonesia

 Bali is an Indonesian island known for its forested volcanic mountains, iconic rice paddies, beaches and coral reefs. The island is home to religious sites such as cliffside Uluwatu Temple. To the south, the beachside city of Kuta has lively bars, while Seminyak, Sanur and Nusa Dua are popular resort towns. The island is also known for its yoga and meditation retreats.

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Beauty Secrets For Amazing Hair

1)      Cut It More Often

"The ends of long hair have been styled and colored so many times that they get dry and frizzy quickly," says hairstylist Serge Normant. Ask your stylist to snip less than a half inch every other month (since your hair grows faster than that, you won't lose any real length). If you wait too much longer between cuts, split ends could resplit, which means you'll have to trim away more later on.

 2)      Care for Your Scalp

Scalp treatments may sound clinical (and a little gross), but massaging a serum (like Kérastase Initialiste) or even a shampoo (try Clear Scalp & Hair Therapy Strong Lengths Nourishing Shampoo) that contains essential oils, such as avocado and coconut, into your roots a few times a week will "nourish the scalp, creating the right foundation for healthier, stronger hair with less breakage," says Francesca Fusco, a dermatologist in New York City. And don't skimp on the massage part—aim for a scalp rub that lasts a minute or two: "It stimulates circulation and promotes better scalp health," Fusco says.

 3)      Cut It Right

If your hair is in that awkward growing-out stage, ask your stylist for long layers that skim the bottom of your cut. "Long layers in the front give you the illusion of length," says hairstylist Sarah Potempa, who's worked with Julianne Moore and Brooke Shields. If you already have the length, it's sexiest when the back falls into a soft V shape that starts with face-framing layers at your cheekbones (to thin a round face) or chin (to soften a square jaw). From there, you want blended layers down to the ends. Your ends should come to a gradual point in the middle of your back. "The shape and layers keep thick hair from looking heavy on the bottom and add body to fine hair," adds Potempa.

 4)      Dry Shampoo and Dry Conditioner

Yes, dry conditioner is a thing—and you'll be happy that you know about it on day three of a blowout. Your ends start to look dry right around the same time your roots get oily. Spritz a dry conditioner, like Oribe Soft Dry Conditioner Spray, over your length but never the crown, and focus on the ends to make them shiny and soft. As for dry shampoo, it's a lot easier on hair than cleaning the old-school way, which strips away natural oils along with dirt. Mist it on your roots and massage it into your hair with your fingertips. Then do the same thing on the pieces around your face. "Long hair is so heavy that it gets weighed down easily, and the dry shampoo will also add volume," says Normant.

 5)      Avoid Topknots

Sorry, but "when you've got a ton of hair, a big knot isn't proportional to your face," says Garren. "The ideal spot for a bun or chignon is at the nape of your neck—anything in between there and the crown looks matronly."

 6)      Prevent Split Ends in Your Sleep

Satin and 600-thread-count Egyptian-cotton pillowcases create less friction than ordinary cotton ones, so your hair will be less likely to tangle or break when you toss and turn. Another option: Tie your hair into a loose loop on the very top of your head with a scarf or scrunchie. (Yup, they still exist, and they don't stress or crease your hair the way elastics can.)

 7)      Less Is More

It doesn't take that much effort to make all that hair look good. In fact, you can get away with blow-drying just your volumizer-coated roots as long as you mist the ends with a texturizing spray, such as Sally Hershberger Glam Waves. Unless your hair air-dries perfectly straight or wavy (and you're a Disney princess), that beachy wave makes all the difference. "A natural texture that's neither straight nor wavy can appear too flat and messy," says Potempa

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Simple and Natural Ways to Get Rid Of Pimples

1)      Lemon and cinnamon pack

This effective and heavenly face pack is not only amazing to remove pimples and acne from your ski, especially sensitive skin but also helps in bringing the natural glow and exude radiance. So, dive into the summer glow with zero problem of pimples and breakouts using this gorgeous natural remedy. Take equal parts of lemon juice and cinnamon powder in a bowl and dip cotton balls in the mixture to apply evenly on your skin. Wash off your face with lukewarm water and repeat this twice a week for effective results, use tis later at night. Lemons are rich in Vitamin C and helps to feed the essential goodness of antioxidant and antiseptic properties to your skin.

The astringent properties of lemon work wonders for the acne prone skin. It is rich in vitamin C, which enhances the quality of the skin. Squeeze half a lemon and mix the juice with double the amount of glycerin. Now dab this mixture on the skin and leave on. Wash off with water after 10 minutes.  You should repeat the process twice a day and you will notice results within a few days.

2)      Steam for pimple-free skin

Just when you though steam is only done during cold and cough or lavish spa treatments, think again! Treat your pimples naturally at home by indulging in a steam using essential oils like lavender or tea tree oil to effectively disappear your pimples. Steam clogs your pores open and lets your pimple break-free from the oily surface. Post your steam, you can use sharp and pointed pimple tweezers extraction removers to pluck the pores. This will help you flaunt flawless skin instantly.

3)      Garlic

This yummy aromatic quintessential kitchen staple keeps your food flavoured and your skin pimple-free. Just cut the garlic into several cloves and rub a piece on your skin to remove the pimple from the roots. It has antifungal, antiviral and antioxidant properties that help in effectively removing the pimples easier and faster. You can also eat a garlic a day to help purify your blood. This will also promote healthy naturally shiny skin.

4)      Sugar scrub to erase pimple marks

This is a simple and easy scrub for healthy, pimple-marks free, glowing skin. It will work as an exfoliating agent and would help you to achieve a brighter skin tone. Take three table spoons of sugar, 1 tablespoon of milk powder and one tablespoon of honey, mix them together and scrub this mixture over the face for few minutes and rinse it off after 15 minutes.

5)      Baking soda for lightening pimple scars

Do you know how to reduce pimple marks with baking soda?It is simple. Take 1 teaspoon of baking soda. Mix few drops of water with it and apply this mixture on the pimple marks. Baking soda serves as an agent that carries out micro dermabrasion on the skin and helps to clear the pimple marks on the face and body.You should not keep the paste on your skin for more than 5 minutes at a stretch.Wash off with cold water.

6)      Tomatoes to remove pimples & scars

Tomatoes are rich in Vitamin A and Lycopene, which helps in nourishing the skin while rejuvenating it. Vitamin A helps by healing the skin and by facilitating quick growth of the skin cells while removing the scars. Apply the freshly prepared pulp of a tomato on the face and leave it on for twenty minutes. Then, wash off with water.You can also mix avocados or cucumbers with it. Make a paste of either avocados or cucumbers and mix tomato pulp with it.  Apply this mixture as a face mask. Leave it on for half an hour and wash it with water. Follow this treatment two days every week and observe the results.

7)   Aloe vera and turmeric pack to clear scars of pimples

Aloe Vera is a great source of nutrients, enzymes and polysaccharides. It acts as anti-bacterial and anti-fungal agent and helps to remove the toxins present in the skin and also balances the natural moisture level of the skin. Turmeric is an excellent exfoliating agent and has anti-inflammatory properties. Make a paste of fresh turmeric and mix 1 tsp of Aloe Vera pulp with it. Apply this pack onto the pimple marks, wash off after 20 minutes.

8)   Tea tree oil to get rid of pimple scars

Tea tree oil is one of the best options to go for, when you are suffering from acne scars. Tea tree oil is a strong yet natural anti-bacterial agent and can be helpful to reduce skin spots.Mix 2-3 drops of tea tree oil with few drops of carrier oil and apply this mixture gently onto the affected areas of the skin and leave it on for a few hours. Remove the oil by swapping with a wet cotton ball. Tea tree oil cures the acne scars and also restricts future outbreaks.

9)   Sandal wood face pack for scar free skin

Sandalwood is a miraculous plant and the latest researches say it can do wonders for the human skin and body.  Make a thin paste of sandalwood by rubbing the sandalwood stick on the sand stone; but use rosewater instead of normal water.  Prepare a runny paste and apply this paste on to the pimple marks and scars. Wash off with plain water when it gets completely dry. Use this treatment twice a day and you can see the results within a week.

10) Nutmeg for clear skin

If you are worried about those pimple marks on your skin, try out this pack to get quick results. Soak a few strands of kesar in 1 teaspoon of raw milk overnight. In the morning mix 1 teaspoon of nutmeg powder with it to make a slightly runny paste. Apply this pack to the pimple marks. You can also apply this pack to your whole face to get flawless skin. Let the pack stand for 20 minutes and then wash off with water. Use daily.

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4 Amazing Multani Mitti Facepacks For Glowing Skin

1)      Multani Mitti and lemon face mask

 Multani Mitti  has soothing properties and helps your skin to get rid of acne and open pores. It also evens out your skin tone and reduces blemishes. To make a face pack to even out your skin tone, add two tablespoon of water, juice of a whole lemon to a fistful of multani mitti. Also add a pinch of turmeric and 2 strands of saffron. Mix all the ingredients well and apply this paste to your face and neck. Once it dries fully, rinse well and pat your face dry with a clean towel.

2)      Mint and multani mitti face mask

 With the cleansing properties of multani mitti, the cooling properties of mint will calm your irritated skin. To make a mint and multani mitti face pack take a bunch of fresh washed mint leaves and grind them to make a smooth paste. Take half a cup of multani mitti and add the ground mint paste to it. Apply this paste all over your face and neck. Once it becomes dry, wash it off and pat dry your skin. This mint and multani mitti paste will give you glowing acne-free skin. 

 3)      Multani mitti and coffee face mask

 Did you know that coffee grounds can be used as a natural scrub? By mixing multani mitti and coffee grounds, you can make an excellent exfoliating face mask. To make it, mix two tablespoons of multani mitti, a teaspoon of dry coffee grounds and one and half teaspoon of apple cider vinegar. Mix all the ingredients well and apply it on your face. Once it dries, rinse it off with warm water. The coffee grounds will  help exfoliate your skin and the apple cider vinegar helps balance the pH-levels.

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Tomato Scrub- To Remove Acne,Pimple,Black Marks-Fresh&Glowing Skin Naturally

The thought of putting tomatoes on your face might seem strange and kind of gross at first but hear us out. Tomatoes are packed full of vitamins that are beneficial to your body and can help treat oily skin, acne and wrinkles. There are many DIY mixtures that target specific skin issues but a tomato-based scrub can be as simple as slicing a tomato and covering the exposed part with granulated sugar

 1)      Basic Tomato Scrub

 Materials Required:

·         1 Ripe Tomato

·         Granulated Sugar

·         Cutting Board

·         Cutting Knife

 Procedure:

·         Wash your face using a mild face-wash and remove any dirt or grime present on the surface of the skin.

·         Take a large ripe tomato and wash it properly under running tap water.

·         Get your cutting board ready and slice the top of the tomato with the cutting knife. The stem of the fruit can be used as a gripper and as a cleansing pad.

·         In a platter, take a single spoon of granulated sugar and make a coating of sugar on the tomato, by dipping it in the same. Ensure that the coating is even and thorough.

·         Use the tomato to make gentle rubbing movements all over the face. This will cause a mild exfoliation of the facial skin and remove the dead skin cells.

·         Once the face is evenly coated with the tomato juice, wait for a period of about 10 minutes. After this, rinse off the tomato scrub with fresh cold water and pat your face dry, using a soft towel.

  2)      Tomato & Rice Scrub

 Materials Required:

·         4 Ripe Tomatoes

·         Rice

·         A Grinder

 Procedure:

·         Soak some rice in water, for a period of about 30 minutes to 1 hour.

·         Grind the soaked rice to a coarse paste, using the grinder.

·         Wash the tomatoes properly under running tap water, to remove any grime or dirt on the surface. Cut them into fine pieces.

·         Using a blender, make a paste of the chopped pieces, until a soft puree is achieved.

·         In a mixing bowl, add together the rice and the tomato paste and gently massage it all over your face.

·         Leave the paste on for a period of about 10 minutes or until it dries off moderately.

·         Wash off using warm water.

 3)      Tomato & Wheat Husk Scrub

 Materials Required:

·          2 Ripe Tomatoes

·         Wheat Husk

·         Pure Honey

 Procedure:

·         In a small bowl, place the ripe tomatoes and mash them into a fine paste, using a fork.

·         To the mashed pulp, add the wheat husk and the honey, alternately, until a thick paste is formed. While adding the ingredients, check out for consistency of the paste. The mixture should neither have a watery consistency, nor be too hard.

·         Massage the paste all over the face and even around the neck. This paste should be allowed to remain in place for about 10-15 minutes.

·         Wash off using cool water and pat dry with a soft towel. Complete this skin care regime with your favorite moisturizer

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EYELINER IDEAS

Queen Cleopatra

Feeling daring? Try this one out for fun! You'll be needing the Bobbi Brown Gel Eyeliner and Brush set (from the above tip) for this look. Or For this look, you will need to start in the inner corner and extend the line out. Then you will need to connect the inner wing to the outer wing by lining the bottom of your eyes. This look generally works better the thicker your eyeliner is. The inner wing can be as long or short as you want. Don't forget to throw some gold glitter on your eyes to really make the look dazzle. Lash it up

    Lash it up

Here we are going to channel the iconic Twiggy eyes and draw ourselves some lashes. Use your eyeliner to mimic thicker lashes on your bottom lashes. Any eyeliner with a sharp tip will work. This look is fairly simple but a bit difficult to master because it is all dependent on your eye shape and how comfortable you feel with bottom lashes. To start things off, make sure to prime underneath your eyes.  Next you'll take your eyeliner and create dashes that stem out from your bottom lash line. It's truly that simple.

Seeing double

Layering is not just a technique for the cold months, but for some eye catching eyeliner too. The easiest way to do this is to apply a bright eyeliner then line your eyes with a thin application of black eyeliner. With practice, this look can be recreated over the course of a few quick minutes, and it will be a new favorite go-to look.

Punk-inspired

Raccoon eyes weren't totally bad, right? Well, try this one out for size: Smudged out eyeliner, but only on the bottom. Need to brighten it up? Use a colored liner instead. The grunge factor is 100 percent here with only 50 percent of the effort. To recreate this look, use Urban Decay 24/7 Glide-On Eye Pencil ($20) and apply only to the bottom lash line, making sure to smudge as you go. For a truly rocker-chic look, use your fingers and embrace the messiness of it all. To make sure people don't mistake you as a collegiette who just never removed last night's makeup, be sure every thing else is made up: Face, hair, outfit.

Floating eyeliner

This look was seen on Rag & Bone's runway show, and while not every runway look can be debuted on the streets, let alone on campus, this minimalist-yet-edgy look deserves a try. Apply the liner to your crease in the inner corner and then follow it out so that it ends right on the bottom part of your brow bone and runs parallel to your eyebrows. Make sure to apply your mascara and keep your face fresh and simple!

Color me colored

Obviously black is not the only eyeliner color out there. Any of the eyeliner looks above can be easily recreated with your favorite colored eyeliner. If all that boldness feels like too much but you still want to experiment, you can start with just a touch, like tightlining your eyes in a color and using that same shade on your waterline, before you graduate to full-on color.

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Simple and Natural Ways to Rid Acne

1.          Lemon and cinnamon pack

This effective and heavenly face pack is not only amazing to remove pimples and acne from your ski, especially sensitive skin but also helps in bringing the natural glow and exude radiance. So, dive into the summer glow with zero problem of pimples and breakouts using this gorgeous natural remedy. Take equal parts of lemon juice and cinnamon powder in a bowl and dip cotton balls in the mixture to apply evenly on your skin. Wash off your face with lukewarm water and repeat this twice a week for effective results, use tis later at night. Lemons are rich in Vitamin C and helps to feed the essential goodness of antioxidant and antiseptic properties to your skin.

The astringent properties of lemon work wonders for the acne prone skin. It is rich in vitamin C, which enhances the quality of the skin. Squeeze half a lemon and mix the juice with double the amount of glycerin. Now dab this mixture on the skin and leave on. Wash off with water after 10 minutes.  You should repeat the process twice a day and you will notice results within a few days.

 2. Steam for pimple-free skin

Just when you though steam is only done during cold and cough or lavish spa treatments, think again! Treat your pimples naturally at home by indulging in a steam using essential oils like lavender or tea tree oil to effectively disappear your pimples. Steam clogs your pores open and lets your pimple break-free from the oily surface. Post your steam, you can use sharp and pointed pimple tweezers extraction removers to pluck the pores. This will help you flaunt flawless skin instantly.

 3. Garlic

 This yummy aromatic quintessential kitchen staple keeps your food flavoured and your skin pimple-free. Just cut the garlic into several cloves and rub a piece on your skin to remove the pimple from the roots. It has antifungal, antiviral and antioxidant properties that help in effectively removing the pimples easier and faster. You can also eat a garlic a day to help purify your blood. This will also promote healthy naturally shiny skin.

 4. Sugar scrub to erase pimple marks

 This is a simple and easy scrub for healthy, pimple-marks free, glowing skin. It will work as an exfoliating agent and would help you to achieve a brighter skin tone. Take three table spoons of sugar, 1 tablespoon of milk powder and one tablespoon of honey, mix them together and scrub this mixture over the face for few minutes and rinse it off after 15 minutes.

 5. Egg white to lighten pimple marks

Egg white works well to lighten the pimple marks and the pimple scars. Take a fresh egg and break the egg, separate the egg white from the egg yolk. Apply this egg white on the pimple marks. After 10-15 minutes, wash off with cold water.The white of an egg is filled with protein and vitamins which can be very helpful to regenerate new skin cells to erase the pimple marks.

 6. Baking soda for lightening pimple scars

 Do you know how to reduce pimple marks with baking soda?It is simple. Take 1 teaspoon of baking soda. Mix few drops of water with it and apply this mixture on the pimple marks. Baking soda serves as an agent that carries out micro dermabrasion on the skin and helps to clear the pimple marks on the face and body.You should not keep the paste on your skin for more than 5 minutes at a stretch.Wash off with cold water.

 7. Tomatoes to remove pimples & scars

 Tomatoes are rich in Vitamin A and Lycopene, which helps in nourishing the skin while rejuvenating it. Vitamin A helps by healing the skin and by facilitating quick growth of the skin cells while removing the scars. Apply the freshly prepared pulp of a tomato on the face and leave it on for twenty minutes. Then, wash off with water.You can also mix avocados or cucumbers with it. Make a paste of either avocados or cucumbers and mix tomato pulp with it.  Apply this mixture as a face mask. Leave it on for half an hour and wash it with water. Follow this treatment two days every week and observe the results.

 8. Aloe vera and turmeric pack to clear scars of pimples

 Aloe Vera is a great source of nutrients, enzymes and polysaccharides. It acts as anti-bacterial and anti-fungal agent and helps to remove the toxins present in the skin and also balances the natural moisture level of the skin. Turmeric is an excellent exfoliating agent and has anti-inflammatory properties. Make a paste of fresh turmeric and mix 1 tsp of Aloe Vera pulp with it. Apply this pack onto the pimple marks, wash off after 20 minutes.

 9. Tea tree oil to get rid of pimple scars

 Tea tree oil is one of the best options to go for, when you are suffering from acne scars. Tea tree oil is a strong yet natural anti-bacterial agent and can be helpful to reduce skin spots.Mix 2-3 drops of tea tree oil with few drops of carrier oil and apply this mixture gently onto the affected areas of the skin and leave it on for a few hours. Remove the oil by swapping with a wet cotton ball. Tea tree oil cures the acne scars and also restricts future outbreaks.

 10. Sandal wood face pack for scar free skin

Sandalwood is a miraculous plant and the latest researches say it can do wonders for the human skin and body.  Make a thin paste of sandalwood by rubbing the sandalwood stick on the sand stone; but use rosewater instead of normal water.  Prepare a runny paste and apply this paste on to the pimple marks and scars. Wash off with plain water when it gets completely dry. Use this treatment twice a day and you can see the results within a week.

 11. Nutmeg for clear skin

If you are worried about those pimple marks on your skin, try out this pack to get quick results. Soak a few strands of kesar in 1 teaspoon of raw milk overnight. In the morning mix 1 teaspoon of nutmeg powder with it to make a slightly runny paste. Apply this pack to the pimple marks. You can also apply this pack to your whole face to get flawless skin. Let the pack stand for 20 minutes and then wash off with water. Use daily.

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Winter skin care routine

1. Scrap the soap and harsh cleansers

Deep cleansers and soap-based cleansers tend to strip our skin of essential natural oils that we need to stay hydrated throughout the cooler months. Switch to a lightweight cream-based (for dry skin) or lotion-based (combination to oily skin) cleanser and only use a pea-size amount morning and night. Massage into your skin for no more than one minute to avoid stripping away essential oils and moisture.

2. Add a moisture-trapping layer

Your skin loses a lot of moisture in winter, which is why it’s crucial that your skin’s protective barrier is intact to prevent moisture from evaporating. Serums are designed to penetrate to the skins deepest laters, where they can protect and enforce the skin’s protective barrier while treating a specific concern (such as uneven skin tone, wrinkles or dullness). Because they’re so lightweight, serums are also suitable for more oily skin types.

3. Upgrade your night cream

If you’re not already using a heavy night cream, now’s the time to invest in one. Spending all day between the cold, windy air and indoor heating environments leads to losing a lot of moisture overnight. A heavier night cream will hydrate your skin and repair it while you sleep, so you wake up refreshed and armed against the cold winter morning.

4. Avoid really hot showers or baths

As comforting as they are on a cold night, hot baths or showers expel moisture from the skin and can leave you feeling dry, and dehydrated. Opt instead for a lukewarm bath with oatmeal or baking soda which help relieve dry, itchy skin. Most importantly, apply body moisturizer immediately afterwards to lock in moisture.

5. Add a gentle exfoliator to your routine

Dead skin piles up in the winter due to the change of weather, leaving you with layers of dead skin cells that your moisturiser has to fight through just so it can make its way to the deep layers of your skin. Invest in a weekly masque or gentle scrub to exfoliate away dead skin cells so your moisturiser can do its job!

6. Avoid astringents or harsh peels and masks

If you suffer from dry, tight or flaky skin and / or experience excema in winter, avoid the use of harsh peels, masks or alcohol-based astringents or toners. These strip vital oil from your skin and draw moisture out of the face. Instead, opt for a hydrating mask or a gentle exfoliator, like the Offects Exfoliating Polish as suggested above.

7. Continue using sunscreen

A lot of people forgo sunscreen in winter, however the sun’s rays are still harmful no matter what month it is – not to mention, sun exposure is one of the primary culprits of lines, wrinkles and uneven skin tone so it’s something that must be combatted on a daily basis. Apply a broad-spectrum sunscreen to your face and hands 30 minutes before going outside, and reapply accordingly.

8. Pamper Your Lips

Lips are very sensitive to colder weather and are one of the first body parts to show signs of dehydration, which can worse the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles around the mouth. Regularly reapply a good lip balm, and add a restorative lip cream to your routine to prevent dehydration.

9. Add a humidifier

The drier the air, the drier the skin.Stay hydrated by sleeping with a humidifier on and adding one to your office. This will help evenly distribute moisture and reduce the amount of moisture your skin loses while sleeping.

10. Look for antioxidants

If there’s one ingredient you should be looking for in your winter skin care, it’s antioxidants. Antioxidants are key from protecting the skin from environmental factors such as the weather, and as a bonus they also help maintain the skin’s elasticity, trap moisture and repair aging skin.

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Natural ways to get thicker hair!

Treat With Aloe Vera

Aloe Vera is the natural way to treat hair fall and get thicker hair. With Aloe Vera you can provide your hair with the essential nutrients and moisturise your hair and scalp. With the nutrients your hair grows well. Get Aloe Vera gel and apply it along the scalp. Leave it on for an hour before washing it off with shampoo. With time, hair fall is reduced.

Amla Solution

Go the herbal way to increase the volume of your hair naturally. What better way than to use amla that has earned a good name traditionally in order to increase the volume of hair? It promotes hair growth and prevents greying of your hair. You can wash your hair with a shampoo that contains amla, rub amla along your scalp or include it in your diet. Using amla is one simple tip to can increase the volume of your hair naturally.

Include Proteins

When you include proteins in your diet, you are actually providing some necessary nutrients to your scalp and hair growth. With eggs, fish and milk in your diet, you can promote hair growth. This is the most natural way to get thicker hair.

Massage With Oil

To make the roots of your hair healthy and to stimulate blood circulation, you should massage your hair well. You can use warm oil to massage the hair roots and scalp. The best oil that promotes voluminous growth is coconut or jojoba oil. With rosemary oil you can combat dandruff. Make sure you massage your hair in a circular fashion. These are some of the best ways to increase the volume of your hair naturally.

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Tips for glowing skin!

Wash away excess dirt and grease

 Washing the skin gently with warm – rather than hot – water cleans away dirt and grease without getting rid of the natural oils that keep it healthy and glowing. Try to steer clear of using harsh soaps or alcohol-based products that can have a drying effect.

 Protect against the sun’s UV rays

 Because the sun dries and ages skin, always remember to slap on plenty of sunscreen to protect from damaging UV rays. An SPF of 15 or more is essential for your face, and SPF15 for your body will allow you to top up on vitamin D without affecting the appearance of your skin.

 Exfoliate to keep skin healthy and fresh

 Regular exfoliation with facial peels, masks and scrub removes old skin cells and encourages new ones, leaving the skin healthy and smooth. Liquid exfoliants containing glycolic acid from sugar cane are quickly absorbed by skin and work in a similar way, while microdermabrasion crystals made of aluminium oxide are also good for promoting the turnover of skin cells.

 Kick the cigarette habit

 Collagen and collagen production are vital for maintaining the skin’s elasticity and complexion. Smoking cigarettes can age the skin and leave it looking leathery. Research shows this is because smoking accelerates the breakdown of collagen as well as reducing its production.

 Moisturise to keep your skin hydrated

 Air-conditioning and central heating can both affect the skin’s moisture levels. Moisturising oil or water-based emollients improve the texture of the skin by ensuring skin cells remain hydrated. Other products containing vitamin A, bionic poly hydroxyacids and amino acids work by assisting the formation of collagen fibres, acting against the visible signs of aging.

 Enjoy a balanced diet

 Prevent your skin from drying out and ensure it’s well-nourished by eating drinking plenty of water and eating well. Both will help your skin to do its job, and will leave it looking and feeling good. There are also certain foods that are known to be good for the skin. Nuts and seeds, for example, provide essential fatty acids that help to keep the skin glowing.

Get a good night’s sleep

 If you’re burning the candle at both ends, this will show in your complexion. Sleep deprivation and stress can make your skin look tired and older than it should, while washing off any make-up will reduce the risk of blocked pores and infection. Sleep regularly and deeply and your skin will stay healthy.

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Budget Friendly destinations

1)      Mazatlan, Mexico

 Mazatlán is a Mexican resort town along the Pacific shoreline in the state of Sinaloa. Sandy beaches line its 21km-long malecón (boardwalk), and it's renowned for big-game fishing. In its Centro Histórico, or Old Mazatlán, 19th-century landmarks include the performance hall Teatro Ángela Peralta and the towering Immaculate Conception basilica. The modern district of Zona Dorada is known for nightlife and hotels.

 2)      Belize, Central America

 Belize is a nation on the eastern coast of Central America, with Caribbean Sea shorelines to the east and dense jungle to the west. Offshore, the massive Belize Barrier Reef, dotted with hundreds of low-lying islands called cayes, hosts rich marine life. Belize’s jungle areas are home to Mayan ruins like Caracol, renowned for its towering pyramid; lagoon-side Lamanai; and Altun Ha, just outside Belize City.

 3)      Vietnam

 Vietnam is a Southeast Asian country on the South China Sea known for its beaches, rivers, Buddhist pagodas and bustling cities. Hanoi, the capital, pays homage to the nation’s iconic Communist-era leader, Ho Chi Minh, via a huge marble mausoleum. Ho Chi Minh City (formerly Saigon) has French colonial landmarks, plus Vietnamese War history museums and the Củ Chi tunnels, used by Viet Cong soldiers.

 4)      Costa Rica

 Costa Rica is a rugged, rainforested Central American country with coastlines on the Caribbean and Pacific. Though its capital, San Jose, is home to cultural institutions like the Pre-Columbian Gold Museum, Costa Rica is known for its beaches, volcanoes, and biodiversity. Roughly a quarter of its area is made up of protected jungle, teeming with wildlife including spider monkeys and quetzal birds.

 5)      Bali

 Bali is an Indonesian island known for its forested volcanic mountains, iconic rice paddies, beaches and coral reefs. The island is home to religious sites such as cliffside Uluwatu Temple. To the south, the beachside city of Kuta has lively bars, while Seminyak, Sanur and Nusa Dua are popular resort towns. The island is also known for its yoga and meditation retreats.

 6)      Maldives

 The Maldives is a tropical nation in the Indian Ocean composed of 26 ring-shaped atolls, which are made up of more than 1,000 coral islands. It’s known for its beaches, blue lagoons and extensive reefs. The capital, Malé, has a busy fish market, restaurants and shops on the main road, Majeedhee Magu, and 17th-century Hukuru Miskiy (also known as Friday Mosque) made of carved white coral.

 7)      Thailand

 Thailand is a Southeast Asian country. It's known for tropical beaches, opulent royal palaces, ancient ruins and ornate temples displaying figures of Buddha. In Bangkok, the capital, an ultramodern cityscape rises next to quiet canalside communities and the iconic temples of Wat Arun, Wat Pho and the Emerald Buddha Temple (Wat Phra Kaew). Nearby beach resorts include bustling Pattaya and fashionable Hua Hin.

 8)      HongKong

 Hong Kong is an autonomous territory, and former British colony, in southeastern China. Its vibrant, densely populated urban centre is a major port and global financial hub with a skyscraper-studded skyline. Central (the business district) features architectural landmarks like I.M. Pei’s Bank of China Tower. Hong Kong is also a major shopping destination, famed for bespoke tailors and Temple Street Night Market.

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