Winter’s chill may feel cozy, but it can leave your skin dry, dull, and lifeless. This season, skip harsh chemical products ...

Mix two tablespoons of sage powder with one tablespoon of cold raw milk. Blend it well. Apply it to your face and rinse it off after 20 minutes. Mix one tablespoon of sage powder and half a teaspoon ...

Mix two tablespoons of beetroot paste with one tablespoon of cold raw milk and honey. Apply it to your face and rinse it off after 20 minutes. Mix one tablespoon of apple puree and half a teaspoon ...

In the everyday hustle and bustle of life, most of us find it difficult to take care of our skin. 'Where is the time to tend to our skin' is the refrain that must of us throw around. Come to think of ...

Pollution and harsh weather conditions often take a toll on your skin, leaving it dull and stressed. These environmental pollutants and changing climates can cause dryness, irritation, and an uneven ...

Take a bowl, extract juice from half of the beet. Do ensure that it is fresh and comparatively free of pulp to allow for smooth mixing.

Combine beetroot juice and yoghurt to create a moisturising face mask. The lactic acid in yoghurt helps remove cells while beetroot adds a natural and dewy radiance to your skin.

This article explores simple, budget-friendly homemade face packs using ingredients readily available in Indian kitchens to minimize the appearance of open pores. It highlights five easy-to-make packs ...

For centuries, gram flour has been used to brighten the face. It works like magic. Actually, gramme flour is an exfoliant, which, when applied on the face, not only clears dust, dirt, and grime but ...

Historically, multani mitti is believed to be the powerhouse ingredient for multifaceted issues, and we can’t agree more. (Image Credits: Pinterest) Multani mitti, or fuller's earth, is a mineral-rich ...

Every bride dreams of having a glowing and healthy complexion on her special day. While makeup can enhance beauty, effective ...

Open pores are something almost all of us deal with. They usually show up around the nose, cheeks, and forehead, and once we notice them, they somehow become all we see in the mirror. Add in our ...