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Home Beauty Body care Body Care on September 2, 2016 Dark elbows and knees, unsightly spots, pigmented skin and sun-tanned face, sounds like an inevitable part of our lives, isn't it? What if we say there is one super-powerful spice that can take care of all that in just one week? Sounds too good to be true, isn't it? The home remedy for dark patches we are about to discuss in this article can do exactly that! Wondering what is this potent spice we are so much harping about? It is the evergreen turmeric! Let's get down to deciphering how exactly turmeric can help in removing dark patches naturally! Turmeric is packed with antibacterial, antifungal and antiseptic properties that penetrate deep into the skin layers, healing broken skin tissues and promoting skin regeneration. Not just that, turmeric happens to be a powerhouse of antioxidants that sloughs off dead skin cells, controls melanin production, which … [Read more...] about Spice One Week To Remove Dark Patches Permanently From Your Body

Home Beauty Make up tips Make Up Tips on August 8, 2022 If trends have taught us anything, it's that there is always a new one every other week. Currently, most viral beauty trends promote dewy, glowing complexions like "glass skin" and "cream skin," but now dolphins are taking the spotlight. Likewise, with hair - remember liquid hair? 'Dolphin skin' is the latest trend, coined by celebrity makeup artist Mary Phillips. The term refers to skin that appears dewy and glassy. Wearing dewy makeup and incorporating hydrating products into your skin-care routine can help achieve this look. Step-by-Step Guide To Get Dolphin Skin Basically, you want to build and enhance dimensions on your skin, focusing on the high points like your eyebrow bones, cupid's bow, and cheekbones. 1. An illuminating primer is an excellent place to start It doesn't take flawless skin to get the look, just some serious skin prep. Boost your … [Read more...] about What Is Dolphin Skin? Step-By-Step Guide To Get Dolphin Skin

Home Health Disorders cure Disorders Cure on April 10, 2019 Factitious disorder, previously termed as Munchausen Syndrome, is a mental condition in which a person acts and deceives other people by appearing to be sick. The person does not have any malingering motive but deliberately shows that they have a severe illness by exaggerating symptoms to gain the image of a patient [1] , [2] . It can be imposed by one person on another, that is, a caretaker or a parent can fabricate illness and disabilities to their ward. The condition can be easily understood by the real-life case of Gypsy Rose Blanchard, who was forced to act as a patient by her mother, Dee Dee Blanchard. The intriguing case had received global attention and is used as the prime example of the varying degrees of factitious disorder [3] . [Source: Verywell Mind] An individual with factitious disorder goes to the extent of forging symptoms by … [Read more...] about Munchausen Syndrome (Factitious Disorder): Causes, Symptoms And Treatment

Home Insync Pulse Pulse on August 8, 2022 Cats are underrated, highly. They are often labelled 'mean' and 'lack affection' - but being someone who has been working around cats and having a few feline friends, take it from me - all that is nothing but a load of baloney. Despite the thousands of years that domesticated cats have kept us company, they still suffer something of a bad rep. While some see their independence as a bonus, others see it as selfishness or aloofness. Haters say they only show affection when their food bowl is empty. Of course, cat owners will tell you this is all nonsense and that their bond with their cats is just as strong as any dog. So is there a reason we keep picturing cats as aloof and unfriendly? Does it have any truth to it? In the event of International Cat Day, let's check out some common myths about cats you need to stop believing - right now! International Cat Day: Date And … [Read more...] about International Cat Day: Myths About Cats You Need To Stop Believing

Home Recipes Recipes | on June 24, 2022 Buckwheat (kuttu) is a highly-nutritious superfood that may help improve heart health, manage diabetes, promote weight loss and prevent iron deficiency in the body. It is a good source of protein, fibre, iron, potassium, calcium, selenium, manganese, folate, vitamin B complex and magnesium. [1] A khichdi made with buckwheat seeds (as it is not a true grain but the seeds of a plant) and vegetables, along with aromatic spices could be a healthy and delicious meal option, especially for people with heart diseases and anaemia. Here is the recipe for buckwheat and vegetable khichadi. How To Prepare Buckwheat And Vegetable Khichdi How To Prepare Heart-Healthy And Iron-Rich Buckwheat And Vegetable Khichdi How To Prepare Heart-Healthy And Iron-Rich Buckwheat And Vegetable Khichdi Prep Time 5 Mins Cook Time 20M Total Time 25 Mins Recipe By: Boldsky Recipe Type: … [Read more...] about How To Prepare Heart-Healthy And Iron-Rich Buckwheat And Vegetable Khichdi

Home Insync Life Life on November 7, 2016 Most of us see what the media and the world show us. There are many individuals out there who are doing some great work, yet they are not getting the right credit for their work. Here is the list of Indians who are not famous but yes, they have done exceptional work that can make most of the Indians feel really proud of their country men. You May Like To Read: Bizarre 'First Night' Rituals Of An Indian Wedding! Check out the list of people who need to be famous for their share of work in the society. This list even contains the name of a person who has a stamp on his name in Japan; and the sad part is, we Indians are not even aware of it! Also Read: Tips For First Night After Arranged Marriage Find out more on these unsung heroes of our nation... Jagdish Gandhi He is the founder of the world's largest school. City Montessori School is popularly known … [Read more...] about Indians Who Deserve To Be More Famous