Consider yourself fortunate if you've never heard of blackheads. But for the rest of us, the battle against blackheads is a never-ending one, with no permanent remedy in sight. Well, fortunately for you, that will soon change; however, first, let's discuss what causes these bothersome spots to appear on your face. Simply put, consider blackheads to be a type of acne. Pores clog up as a result of a mix of dead skin cells, excess oil, and germs. The actual (black) magic happens when these detritus are pushed to the skin's surface, where they oxidise when exposed to air and quickly turn black. That's also why, as the oiliest region of our bodies, our nose has the highest concentration of blackheads.
As a result, it goes without saying that those with oily or mixed skin are more likely to develop blackheads than those with other skin types

Your hair is composed of keratin and chains of amino acids or protein in layman's terms. The constant use of harsh chemicals, as well as frequent contact with heat and pollution, can degrade protein in your hair, leaving it dry, brittle, and damaged. When this happens, the only way to restore your hair's health is to give it back what it has lost.
While there are many different types of protein treatments available in salons, using homemade protein hair packs is much easier and less expensive. These packs repair damaged keratin spots in your hair, making it stronger and healthier without the use of chemicals.
However, before you begin treating your hair with protein, you must first determine if that is what it truly requires. If your hair is dry, hard, and damaged, it is most likely dehydrated and in need of conditioning. If, on the other hand, you've noticed that your hair is stretching, feeling mushy, and breaking while you wash it, it's likely that it's lacking in protein. Protein-rich foods include eggs, yogurt, mayonnaise, avocado, and coconut milk. Here's how you can use them to make some incredible protein-packed hair packs.

Protein Hair Packs Made at Home
1. Hair Pack with Egg-Yogurt

Eggs are high in protein and will leave your hair feeling smooth and shiny. They also aid in hair growth. Yogurt contains probiotics, which can improve hair health. This pack can soften and silken your hair.

Preparation Time
Time limit: 5 minutes

You Will Require
1 egg + 2 tbsp yoghurt

Method
In a mixing bowl, combine the egg and yoghurt to make a smooth paste. (If you have extremely dry hair, use the yolk; if you have oily hair, use the white; and if you have normal or combination hair, use the whole egg.)
Make a paste of the mixture and apply it to your scalp and hair. Allow it to sit for 30 minutes.
Cool water should be used to rinse out the hair pack.
Wash and condition your hair.
This hair pack can be used up to twice a week.

Note: You can add a few drops of any fragrant essential oil, such as lavender, to the hair pack to avoid the smell.

स्वस्थ और चमकती त्वचा पाने के प्रयास में हम इसे टीएलसी से नहलाते हैं और इसे बेहतरीन स्किनकेयर उत्पादों के साथ व्यवहार करते हैं। हालांकि, कभी-कभी आपकी त्वचा की सभी मांगें प्राकृतिक अवयवों से प्रभावित हो रही हैं। चूंकि ये अवयव रासायनिक मुक्त हैं, वे हर प्रकार की त्वचा के अनुरूप हैं - चाहे वह तेल, शुष्क, सामान्य या संवेदनशील हो। अपनी त्वचा को ठीक करने और प्राकृतिक रूप से सुंदर बनाने के लिए प्रकृति की शक्ति पर भरोसा करें। एक महिला के रूप में, जब आपके पास आक्रामक प्रक्रियाओं और उपचारों के लिए समय नहीं होता है, तो आपकी सुंदरता को बढ़ाने के लिए कुछ प्राकृतिक चेहरे के ब्यूटी टिप्स और ट्रिक्स का होना आवश्यक है।

Description: Brutally honest reviews of the latest beauty launches. Find out which new products are worth the hype and which ones you should skip. Real talk, no filter.

Look, I need to confess something. My bathroom currently looks like Sephora had a baby with Ulta and then exploded. There are serums stacked three deep, foundations in shades I swear looked different online, and enough lip glosses to paint a small house. Why? Because I have a problem saying no to new beauty launches.

But here's the thing—not all of these products deserve the hype they're getting. Some are genuinely game-changing. Others make me question whether the brand thinks we're all collectively suffering from memory loss about what actually works. And a few? Well, let's just say they're pretty packaging with disappointing insides.

After testing approximately one million products (okay, maybe closer to fifty, but it feels like a million), I'm here to give you the honest truth about what's actually worth your hard-earned money. No PR-friendly fluff. No "it's great for the right person" cop-outs. Just straight talk from someone whose credit card bill is crying and whose bathroom shelves are groaning under the weight of beauty products.

Grab some tea (or wine, no judgment), and let's talk about what's really happening in the world of new beauty launches.

The Shark Beauty Hydro-Powered Facial System: Okay, This Thing Is Insane

Price: Around $300 The Hype: It's basically a spa facial you can do at home with multiple functions The Reality: I can't believe I'm saying this, but it kind of lives up to it

I was SO skeptical about this. Every brand wants to be your at-home spa solution, and most end up being expensive dust collectors. But the Shark system actually does something.

The hydro-abrasion tips genuinely pull gunk out of your pores—and yes, seeing what comes out is both disgusting and oddly satisfying. It's like watching those pimple-popping videos but on your own face. The DePuff attachment (which is gua sha-inspired) actually reduces morning puffiness better than my frozen spoons routine.

The downside? It's bulky. You need counter space for this thing. And at $300, it better work. The good news is it does. The bad news is you might become one of those people who shows everyone the gross stuff it extracts.

Worth it? If you regularly get facials and want to save money long-term, yes. If you barely wash your face at night, maybe start with basics first.

Louis Vuitton Makeup: When Luxury Goes TOO Luxury

Price: $160 per lipstick (yes, really) The Hype: Pat McGrath designed it, references to LV's iconic trunks, luxury everything The Reality: It's beautiful, the formula is nice, but is it $160 nice?

Let me start by saying the lipsticks are stunning. The packaging is artwork. The formula, helmed by Pat McGrath, applies smoothly and has great color payoff. They're infused with rose, jasmine, and mimosa wax, plus hyaluronic acid, so your lips feel conditioned.

But here's my issue: I own a $28 lipstick that does the exact same thing to my lips. Sure, the LV one comes in gorgeous packaging and makes me feel fancy. But once it's on my lips? I can't tell the $132 difference.

The eyeshadow palettes ($160+) are another story. The quality is exceptional, and the color combinations are unique. If you're a collector or truly value luxury packaging, these might bring you joy. But if you're like me and your lipstick ends up rolling around in your purse next to old receipts and loose change, maybe reconsider.

Worth it? For collectors or people who genuinely love luxury beauty as an experience, maybe. For everyone else, there are equally good formulas for a fraction of the price.

Hailey Bieber's Rhode Peptide Eye Patches: The TikTok Test

Price: $32 The Hype: Hailey's latest launch, promises to depuff and brighten The Reality: They work, but so do cheaper alternatives

I wanted to hate these out of principle because I'm tired of celebrity beauty brands. But annoyingly, they're actually good. The hydrogel patches stay in place (looking at you, other brands that slide down my face within minutes), and they do reduce puffiness.

The caffeine and peptides deliver on their promises—my under-eyes looked brighter and less "I stayed up until 3 AM watching Netflix" after use. They're also way more hydrating than I expected.

The but: You can get nearly identical results from patches that cost $15-20. The Rhode ones are nice, but you're definitely paying extra for the brand name. If that matters to you (no shame), go for it. If you're budget-conscious, there are dupes.

Worth it? They work well, but explore other options first unless you're a Rhode devotee.

Victoria Beckham Colour Wash: When a Liquid Blush Isn't Quite Liquid

Price: $42 The Hype: Unique watery texture, long-lasting stain The Reality: This is genuinely innovative

Okay, I'm kind of obsessed with this. The texture is unlike anything else I've tried—it's more watery than a traditional liquid blush but stains better than any other product I own. You apply it, and it sinks into your skin rather than sitting on top.

The longevity is genuinely impressive. I applied it at 7 AM, went through a full workday including a sweaty lunch walk, and it still looked fresh at 6 PM. Most liquid blushes either fade or get patchy on me, but this stays put while still looking natural.

The color range is limited (four shades), and you have to work quickly because once it sets, it's SET. But if you find your shade and master the application, this is really special.

Worth it? For the unique formula and impressive staying power, yes. This is one of the few products that actually does something different.

गिलोय एक प्रसिद्ध और सहायक आयुर्वेद पदार्थ है। गिलोय को विभिन्न प्रकार की स्वास्थ्य समस्याओं के उपचार और रोकथाम में विशेष रूप से प्रभावी दिखाया गया है। लेकिन क्या आप जानते हैं कि यह खूबसूरत त्वचा के लिए भी एक बेहतरीन तत्व हो सकता है। जी हां, सुनने में अजीब लग सकता है, लेकिन गिलोय को अपनी त्वचा पर लगाने से कई तरह के फायदे हो सकते हैं।

For its various advantages, jaggery has been utilised widely over the years. Jaggery is also referred to as "medicinal sugar" because it is widely used in Ayurveda. It is made by boiling or processing sugarcane juice, which is produced from the "Saccharum officinarum" sugarcane plant. Other names for jaggery include gud, vellam, Bella, and bellam.