No makeup is complete without doing the eyes. In fact, many women want to at least get their eyes done before stepping out, if nothing else. However, applying eye makeup to perfection can be tricky, and it requires a lot of patience. Besides, it’s always good to know for sure what suits you best. Below, we’ve put together five amazing looks you can try and eye makeup tips to achieve them. 1. Winged eyeliner Winged eyeliner has been the most popular look and has stayed in trend for the longest time. It’s also one of the most challenging looks to master. However, it doesn’t have to be so hard if you have the patience to practice. Angled brushes and eyeliner pens are your best friends when it comes to getting a winged eyeliner right. Once you have mastered the look, you’ll know how versatile it is. You can wear it for a day event, at work, and for club nights. 2. Smoky eyes If you’re looking at mastering eye makeup for an evening event, smoky eyes it is. The look has dominated the eye makeup industry for years now, and it’s safe to say it’s not going out of style.

Those who have experienced dandruff will know how annoying it is. The scalp gets itchy and the flakes land on the shoulder, making it embarrassing for many. The ideal solution is using a good-quality anti-dandruff shampoo. But the food one eats can also play an important role in having a healthy head of hair. So, here are some foods to have and avoid for keeping dandruff at bay. 1. What to Eat Here are a few food items to include in daily meals to reduce dandruff: Healthy Fats Omega-3 and -6 fatty acids promote skin and hair health. They also contain anti-inflammatory properties and may improve the appearance of the hair. Fatty fish like salmon and tuna, healthy oils like coconut, olive, and canola oils, and other foods like walnuts and avocados are great natural sources of healthy fats. B Vitamins The deficiency of biotin, which a type of B vitamin, has been associated with the development of dandruff. Consuming foods rich in B vitamins like biotin and folic acid can help reduce dandruff. Consume whole foods like fresh vegetables, pulses, lean meats like chicken and fish, and whole grains. Consuming as much as this on a daily basis can not only treat dandruff but significantly improve one’s health.

Waxing, epilators, shaving, and lasers are the most popular techniques for removing body hair among women. While these are effective, a few other hair removal remedies can be done at home using basic ingredients found in your pantry. These are easy on the skin and can also save you a lot of money. From egg masks to sugar wax, here are three helpful hair removal methods to try using kitchen staples. 1. Face peeling mask Face masks not only help remove facial hair but also eliminate blackheads and excess oil. To try this method: Take one egg, add about ½ a tablespoon of cornflour, and one tablespoon of lemon juice. Mix these to form a paste. Using your fingers or a soft brush spread this paste evenly on your face. Avoid getting too close to the eyes and eyebrows. Let the paste sit for about 15 minutes till it dries. Then start to peel or rub it off gently to get the facial hair out. Doing this regularly will help manage your facial hair. You can try this hair removal method three times a week if you don’t have sensitive skin. 2. Oats scrub hair removal Oats have been used in scrubs as a remedy for a long time, and while it’s great for exfoliation, it can also help remove some unwanted facial hair too.

We’ve all had our makeup fails, whether you drew too big of a wing for your eyeliner, overlined your lips, or forgot to blend your concealer, it happens! The truth is, makeup is an art, and it takes a while to get good at it. Watching tutorials or asking advice from friends is the best way to learn and improve, but another great way to understand is to see what makeup fails actually look like—so you can avoid doing the same thing! Grab your lipstick and mascara, and settle in for this list of 6 hilarious makeup fails to steer clear of: 1. The panda eye We’ve all been there—you try to nail that smokey eye look, but instead, you end up looking more like a panda. Tip: unless you’re auditioning for a role in a wildlife documentary, always blend, blend, blend! Remember, smudged eyeliner is not the same as a smokey eye. 2. Foundation faux-pas There’s a fine line between “sun-kissed glow” and “I just dunked my face in a bag of Cheetos.” Matching your foundation to your skin tone is key. Otherwise, you might end up looking like you’re wearing a mask that even Halloween would reject. 3.