Dove skin test

Hi, since i joined a marketing firm i had to travel a lot in and around the city. My skin started getting rough dry and patchy due to mixed weather n humid conditions. I came across the dove tv commercial where they say it gives you smooth supple skin every time you wash..... I thought to give it go and started using it the way it was showed on tv,, one cheek washed by dove daily twice-thrice and other one as usual i used to do. after two weeks i blindfolded my flatmate and asked her to check both the cheeks one by one and pick the difference. She dint even took 10seconds to tell me the difference. She selected the cheek i was using Dove on since 2 weeks that its very soft and smooth compared to the other cheek... Results were amazing,,, ,, i recommended my mother and sister also to use and now my whole family is using Dove..... thanks to dove for protecting my skin,,, 

Beautiful Braids without spilt ends

Wow, those beautiful braids I remember when I was in school and no tension of spilt ends and rough hair. Those all old fashion styles are back but with lot of changes and problems.  I love that bit mid puff and nice long braid which can go with all looks be it at office or casual outing or clubbing party but arrrgggghhhhhhh……… split ends, just can’t see. With these busy routine and stressful long days the very first thing ignored is hair. Yes, I am sure most of you will agree with this. Still when I grab some time I try using those old grandmother tips to get my hair quality back like old school so that I can make those beautiful braids. But after all this time consuming efforts results are temporarily for a day or two. I had been looking for a permanent yet easy and less time consuming solution since long. Finally after lot of trials and errors with n number of brands and products I came across Dove split ends rescue system. Results are irreversible, lasting and felt like old school days are back. Thanks Dove for such a wonderful gift and just can’t stop talking about it.  

Perfect Straight Hair

When we talk about straight hair, it reminds me of my old college days. When hair straightening used to be a luxury and not everyone could afford to have it done in beauty parlours. Once we hostel mates were watching TV and came across an advertisement of a straightener on one of the English channels, where they explained its functioning. There strike an idea in my mind. i took an iron and a thin towel, set it on low heat silk option and started ironing on my hair, and the results were noticeable. My roommate was amazed as she had frizzy hair, and could not wait to be experimented on her hair too. Then from one room to other it became a routine in our hostel where every morning you could see girls borrowing each other’s iron. Then with time lot of experiments were done, i started washing my hair with beer first to condition it and apply a bit serum then iron it. After ironing, apply little bit of hair gel for long lasting results.

Well this is my perfect idea of Straight hair which everyone can afford and have a noticeable look.

Follow home tips for healthy living

(1) Two teaspoons of ginger juice mixed with one spoon of honey and room temperature water can build immunity.

(2) If you feel low in monsoon, mix Ashwagandha with warm milk and sugar. Drink twice daily.

(3) Mosambi juice is great for digestion. The aroma of the fruit excites the saliva glands and the flavonoids stimulate secretion of bile, digestive juices and acids.

(4) Love rava dosa?? You should. Its rich in complex carbohydrate and high in potassium, phosphorus, magnesium and calcium.

(5) High in dietary fibre, black pepper not only aids digestion but also helps break down fat cells and shed weight.

(6) Want to lose belly fat? Eat foods rich in complex carbohydrates (sweet potatoes, oats). Since processed at a slower rate, they spike metabolism.

(7) Suffer from bad breath? Stir two teaspoons baking soda in a glass of water, squeeze some lime; add a pinch of powdered cloves; and gargle with this after all meals.

Follow this Tips : Some home remedy tips

(1) Green peas can help you fight fatigue, reduce cholesterol and prevent anaemia.

(2) The bacterial cultures in yoghurt stimulate fighter white cells, helping you ward off infections.

(3) Sweet potatoes are rich in Vit A and help in maintaining healthy eyes, skin and linings of respiratory and intestinal tracts.

(4) Corn is a rich source of antioxidants and fights cancer-causing free radicals in the body.

(5) If you have baked brinjal with honey before going to bed you will sleep like baby.

(6) Add dry ginger, tulsi, ajwain and lemon grass to boiling water before adding tea and have at least twice a day during monsoon. It will help fight against seasonal disease.

(7) Take some tulsi leaves (8-10) and soak them in water for 10 min before you chew on them. It will help you keep fever, cold and cough at bay.

Healthy tips to follow

(1) Eating chicken mean can prove healthy. It’s rich in Niacin (Vit B3). It helps fight age related cognitive decline.

(2) The potassium and magnesium content of raisin clears toxins from the body and helps reduce acidity.

(3) Suffering from hair loss??? Eat Cashew’s, Walnuts and Pecans. Packed with zinc they slow down thinning of hair.

(4) Eating little cheese after a meal helps prevent tooth decay and aids re-mineralisation of the enamel.

(5) To improve your eyesight mix two teaspoons of honey with carrot juice and drink it an hour before breakfast every day.

(6) If you are suffering from diarrhoea drink a glass of lemon juice every morning. It will help prevent dehydration.

Turmeric detoxifies the liver, prevents cancer and helps in weight management.

Some Nutirtion Tips

(1) Prawns contain zinc that maintains the scalp’s oil-secreting glands, which keeps hair shiny.

(2) Don’t binge on spinach. It contains naturally occurring oxalates, which can interfere with calcium absorption.

(3) Ginger contains Gingerol that relaxes blood vessels, stimulates blood flow and relieves pain.

(4) If you are suffering from diarrhoea consume mustard seeds. With powerful anti-microbial agents, they can kill E-coli bacteria.

(5) Coriander has healing properties – apply its juice to cracked skin.

(6) Mussels are an excellent source of Vitamin B12. If you are suffering from depression and fatigue, eat a few.

(7) Phlorizin, a flavonoid in apples, guards post-menopausal women from osteoporosis by improving bone density.

(8) Tea without milk and sugar, fights cavities, reduces plaque and prevents weight gain.