My Fragrance History.

Hello my lovelies!😘 I am so sorry that I haven't posted anything for so long and I had to keep you all waited for my new blogpost but yeah, I wanted to post something different which isn't an everyday makeup look that you see here. I know heavy smokeys and bold lips are really tough to deal with but carrying them with ease is what the key really is, I believe! Coming back to this look : I will list down the products below that I have used but before that, I would like to explain the technique first, which is the most important thing to follow. ☺ Process : Priming the face first gives one an even skin tone and makes the skin ready for the base makeup. This is followed by the foundation which I do not use it often unless it is a heavy party look as shown here. I use a sponge to blend that onto my skin and pat where required. Next is the concealer. I have concealed my under eyes and the required areas that needed concealing. Next is the setting of the base makeup. I have set ...

Hello all! It has been a crazy week so far as I have been writing lots of posts and preparing the contents of it for hours at night. I have recently been writing on food, some traditional Indian clothing and other things. But, I was wondering if I could write on statement earrings that, many of us do not prefer wearing them even now. There are many Indian women, who still thinks that they aren't capable enough to look good where the reality is, they are in their best versions, when I see them in traditionals and other statement accessories. Talking about accessories and Indian Jewellery, the Hyderabadi Nizams and the Mughals have been well known for their artistic designs, unique artisans, their meenakari work and their commendable effort. Thanks to History ! Many neckpieces and earrings have created a well known place in the books of Indian History and other articles. One such piece is the very popular 'Chaandbaalis' - as we all call it. Chaandbaalis are originated from...

Hello readers! ❤ It has been a very busy weekend and I have been enjoying celebrating Mother's Day and Rabindra Jayanti together on May 8th, 2016. Rabindra Jayanti has always been very close to my heart. Being born and brought up in a traditional Indian Bengali family meant all about non vegetarian food, sweets, rabindra sangeet, sarees, mainly Bengal Handloom Sarees. Saree - The term itself gives us all, a hint of Elegance. It is such a customary Indian Wear that symbolizes a character of Womanhood. In India, there are various events and celebrations where Women and young girls, drape themselves in different styles, colors and designs of sarees. Gone are the days when one's wear were only constrained to western outfits in gatherings and formal parties. Nowadays, sarees are turning out to be very well knownin kitty gatherings or be it birthday parties. Or be it a dinner supper with the associates or an euphoric weekend party with your companions - a saree can never ever go wr...