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I learnt to cook for my grandmother when she forgot how to make my favourite childhood soup (opens the original)
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Even with the marginal heritage of a Bengali grandfather, spending more than half my life in India has taught me that food is a preferred medium of saying, “I love you”. How asking “have you eaten?” in myriad mother tongues says so much without the worry of getting the words wrong. How delicacies are made just a little bit differently from home to home, so when your paati makes paniyaram or your bua makes kheema, it’s always truly yours. I think it’s no coincidence that Madhur Jaffrey increasing
What is the difference between retinol and retinal â and which should you be using? (opens the original)
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There may be just one letter difference between them, but retinol and retinal are actually two distinct forms of retinoids. While they both fall under the umbrella term that encompasses the vitamin A derivatives, these easily confused ingredients work differently on the skin and have different potencies, which could mean that you are not using the correct one for your skin type. To understand how they work, it requires delving into the science of it all, namely how retinoic acid, the functional
AHA vs. BHA: the expert guide to choosing the right exfoliating acid for your skin (opens the original)
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How extensive is your skincare lexicon? Do you know your HA from your AzA? What about your EGF or your NMF? There are acronyms aplenty when it comes to ingredients, because let’s be honest, polydeoxyribonucleotide is far more of a mouthful to say and more challenging to market than PDRN. But hyaluronic acid, azelaic acid, epidermal growth factor or natural moisturising factors aside, it’s when it comes to liquid exfoliants that there is often confusion. For you see, they are categorised in group
These makeup hacks for dry skin change everything, according to experts (opens the original)
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The art of applying makeup to dry skin is exactly that – an art. Dry skin is incredibly common, with up to 20 percent of the population experiencing the tell-tale tightness, rough texture or flaking that come with the condition. This is only further intensified come winter, when low humidity and biting winds are coupled with hot showers and central heating stripping the skin’s natural protective oils and compromising the skin barrier, leaving it more vulnerable than ever. Introducing makeup into
Is dry shampoo really bad for your hair? (opens the original)
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I have a confession. I am a dry shampoo obsessive who often finds herself wondering: is dry shampoo bad for your hair? It’s not because I don’t wash my hair regularly; the conundrum that I have is that I go to the gym four to five times a week and washing my locks after every sweat-intensive session is far too tedious. So that’s why I’m always coating my strands with dry shampoo formulas, which buys me a little extra time between actual shampoo sessions. But that isn’t the only reason why: I’ll
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