[vishal_9feb]

Originally Posted by neetugw

Raniwaaa, nice topic you have started in the pagalguy...
As temprature is raising day by day so it is very important to take care of our skin...

1. Drink lots of water.
2. Eat Fruits
3. Drink Milk as it hs got colling effect.
4. Use good face pack like ---> A good cleansing mix for dry/normal skin can be made with almond meal, oatmeal, milk and rosewater. For oily skin, try chickpea flour (found in Indian grocery stores) or oatmeal with yogurt and a little lemon and neem powder. If you use a toner, look for one without alcohol.
5. Keep your skin nourished with an herbal moisturizer.
6. Don't not go out in afternoon when temprature is very high.
7. Always use sun screen or sun block and when you go out always wear cotton clothes

Hi

I agree wid most of ur point.

But for point -3, i would suggest we should drink something hot before going out.
Coz some doc suggested me, if u drink hot (milk/tea) before going out, ur body temp inc a bit and then it becomes easy for ur body to acclimatiza to outside high temperature.

Any opinion on this is wecome.

[Surreptitious]

I would like to suggest one tip for hair pestered by dandruff..
I have tried a lot of shampoos but for me clinic all clear plus works fine.. especially that version which causes a cool sensation on ur head when applied..a lot of people have said that head and shoulders works great.. but it never cured my dandruff problem...so it would be great if puys especially girl puys would suggest which type of shampoo suits which type of hair..!

[chop suey]

for dandruff i know of two medicinal shampoos... Selsun and CANDID-TV...the only problem is that they are so strong that ur hair becomes dry after use..its advised that these shampoos not be used more than once a week but if the problem is severe it can be used twice a week for a few weeks...since ur hair become dry after use its advised to follow it up with a regular shampoo with will help restore the moisture...

Pls read the instruction on the bottle before use...

Hope it helps

[amitajm87]

Hey peekay2n I am very well aware of your age etc......light hearted leg pulling was intended...not anything else....no offenses man !!..No queries from me on these two things....Hum in sab cheezon se upar uth chuke hain oketoungeb:...I covet beauty of the soul

Cheers.

PS :Now again I have to spam to clear up things....Sorry

Originally Posted by peekay2n

@amitajm87
do you really think the age/name et al shown on a profile on a public forum has to be correct???


please stop spamming .....

and yea ...
.... if you have questions relevant to the purpose of the thread .... feel free to ask ... rani, parul n any others who're willing to help out guys/gals will certainly answer ur skin/hair related queries!

cheers !!!

[willsurelywin]

lot of PAGLIS active today due to tis thread.

anyways what is best way to moisturise hair after shampoo :sad:

[rani_das]

Originally Posted by willsurelywin

lot of PAGLIS active today due to tis thread.

anyways what is best way to moisturise hair after shampoo :sad:

apply conditioner... Btw.. I believe in natural ways... Aloe vera works wonders....cut one or two leaves of aloe vera. soak it in water.. after an hour squeeze it. apply the water on ur hair.. amazing feeling it is.. Do it on CAT eve.. Sir tanda rahega RC padhte waqt ..

ALoe vera has got medicinal values.. And almost all shampoos claim to have aloe vera as acontent.

[diablorulez]

for hair colouring any guide??

I heard hair colour spoils the hair ..:huh:
is there anything related to ammonia present in it.. r there ammonia free hair colours?

[parulbajaj]

Originally Posted by diablorulez

for hair colouring any guide??

I heard hair colour spoils the hair ..:huh:
is there anything related to ammonia present in it.. r there ammonia free hair colours?

Ammonia-based hair colours whiten the hair and lead to hair fall. It is always better to use ammonia-free colours. A number of brands, eg L'oreal, have released special ammonia-free colours. However, a drawback of ammonia-free colours is that they don't last very long.

There are many ways to take care of your hair after colouring. Apply hot oil regularly (You can use a mixture of standard coconut oil and almond oil. Even Bhringraj by Biotique is very good) and use a special shampoo with antioxidants to prevent the colour from fading. Always use a conditioner after shampooing to revitalise your hair and retain the moisture. Occasionally, you can steam your hair after oiling and before shampooing.

To retain moisture in the hair, as raniwi said, you can use conditioners. Also, you can use serums or things like Livon Silky Potion and Ms Marino Hair Smoothener.

[sukritmunjal]

Originally Posted by peekay2n

raniwi ... any tips for an oily face??

Build an oil field. it has dual benefits, the price of crude oil will drop and you will become an instant millionaire.

On a more serious note, drink lots and lots of water, avoid oily/junk food, eat fruits/vegetables. Wash your face a lot.

@ diablo.. u can use mehndi to colour your hair. unfortunately that comes only in one colour.

[parulbajaj]

Originally Posted by sukritmunjal

@ diablo.. u can use mehndi to colour your hair. unfortunately that comes only in one colour.

To back this, mehendi is a great way to colour your hair naturally! And you know what? You can get different colours as well.. Add beetroot to mehendi to get a burgundy shade.. Add boiled coffee beans to get a brown!

And once you're done, post the snaps on this forum!