Wednesday, 22 October 2014
Friday, 10 October 2014
White Tea Night Cream by The Nature's Co. (A Review)
Today I am going to review a product I wanted to have for a really long long time. No seriously! I mean I had been asking everybody on every social platform for its availability. I even wrote to The Nature's Co. (TNC) people once on Twitter :) But everywhere it was out of stock :( Read along why I was so keen on buying this.
Monday, 6 October 2014
SkinYoga Miniature Collection (reviews)
SkinYoga is a 100% natural skincare brand founded in 2013. Behind this wonderful treat for your skin are three sisters, Radhika, Jagriti, and Deepika Chaudhary, who have always believed in the power of nature and have quite lived and loved a chemical-free life themselves! Read more about how it started here.
Friday, 3 October 2014
Monday, 29 September 2014
Friday, 26 September 2014
Thursday, 25 September 2014
Thursday, 18 September 2014
Wednesday, 17 September 2014
Monday, 15 September 2014
Naked Potion Lotion by Lisa Haydon (A Review)
Today's post is about the much talked about skincare line by Lisa Haydon, our very own Vijay!
The supermodel/actor launched Naked last year. Read more about this in Vogue. The most raved about product from this range is the Naked Potion Lotion.
Sunday, 14 September 2014
Friday, 12 September 2014
Blooming Phulkari (Part II)
In the earlier post, we talked about the the history and origin of Phulkari. Now we'll take a look at phulkari in the present scenario, which is more fun, vibrant, and effervescent.
As I said earlier, phulkari was never meant to be traded, and was only limited to Punjab and parts of Rajasthan, but now it has grown into a full-fledged business. What once was a laboring procedure, often taking months or even years to complete, is now a machine-driven process: the results, beautiful intricate designs made quickly, wider reach, affordability, experimenting with the fabric and threads.
Hand-made phulkari is very much alive and thriving, but for obvious reasons it is more expensive. These days we find high-end stores displaying the work or famous designers experimenting with the craft.
Take, for example, Manish Malhotra's collection "Threads of Emotion"at Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week 2013. He showcased some really beautiful designs on fabrics like georgette, net and raw silk.
Sunday, 7 September 2014
Blooming Phulkari (Part I)
There's a Hindi saying about Indian culture that goes, Kos* kos pe badale pani, char kos pe vani, which means at every 3 km, the taste of water changes, and at every 12 km the language changes. With a rich heritage, deep rooted in traditions, Indian culture is considered one of the oldest in the world.
Friday, 5 September 2014
A fragrant start!
Hi!
This is the first post of this blog, so I thought why not start on a fragrant note and talk about potpourri :)
Potpourri basically is a mixture of dried fragrant flowers, kept in a bowl or fabric pouch. They are kept in houses to create that naturally fragrant environment. This can either be made at home, in quite easy steps, or bought in a ready-to-use form. These days, you have a million choices for the fragrance. The potpourri usually comes with a vial of essential oil or perfume of the same fragrance. One can add a couple of drops to the mixture as the fragrance diminishes with time. My personal favorite is rose, and then lavender.
Potpourri not just gives that woody scent to your room but is beautiful to look at too. You can put in bowls or fill the vases with it; it just looks beautiful!
This is the first post of this blog, so I thought why not start on a fragrant note and talk about potpourri :)
Potpourri basically is a mixture of dried fragrant flowers, kept in a bowl or fabric pouch. They are kept in houses to create that naturally fragrant environment. This can either be made at home, in quite easy steps, or bought in a ready-to-use form. These days, you have a million choices for the fragrance. The potpourri usually comes with a vial of essential oil or perfume of the same fragrance. One can add a couple of drops to the mixture as the fragrance diminishes with time. My personal favorite is rose, and then lavender.
Potpourri not just gives that woody scent to your room but is beautiful to look at too. You can put in bowls or fill the vases with it; it just looks beautiful!
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