When I was in school, I got some blackheads on my nose and forehead. My mom went to the best cosmetic store (there was no Sephora or Nykaa back then) and got me an Apricot Scrub. I used it and got rid of some blackheads,[…].

While my confidence no longer adheres to a root touch-up, I’m craving to get some downtime at a salon and a nail studio. And it’s not just me. It’s been 60 days since India has been on lockdown as CO-VID19 took more than 3435 lives.[…].

An average beauty enthusiast spends at least 30 minutes consuming beauty-related content that usually includes a cocktail of vlogger videos, music-laced makeup tutorials, reviews and flatlays. The ever-expanding beauty industry has made us more curious, to the point that we not only overload our makeup[…].

A staple in Indian households, most of us associate coconut oil with a hair massage.  But what you don’t think about is how good it is for your face, your arms, your legs and more. Really, the West is raving all about it, and why[…].

Welcome back to my blog. I hope quarantine is treating you well. In our series, Skincare Diaries, we’ve managed to talk to dermatologists and makeup artists amongst other powerful women. I recently got the opportunity to speak with Aparnna Gupta, a beauty writer in Mumbai who shared[…].

As a profession, public relations, (PR), is quite hectic. Add to that, their work keeps them well informed on the newest skincare products, technologies and communication strategies that have us all in a bind. In this edition of our skincare series, I interview Anindita Kannan,[…].