LIFESTYLE
90s fashion is back
They say fashion repeats itself every ten years and the 90s were an unforgettable fashion decade! Here's a look at some comeback trends this season.
E-cigarettes may alter organs, hinder body's ability to fight infections
The effects also vary depending on the e-cigarette flavour, and can influence how organs respond to infections, such as SARS-CoV-2, the virus causing Covid-19, said researchers at the University of California -San Diego, US. In the study, published in the journal eLife, the team exposed young adult mice to flavoured aerosols three times a day for three months. Researchers then looked for signs of inflammation across the body.
Your Guide To Exquisite Tea Accessories
If you're just starting out with tea, it's hard to know which of these tea accessories you actually need and which ones only get in the way. Octavius Tea, a heritage tea producer, who redefined the art of tea drinking with the various flavors and its diversified range of tea collection exceptionally designed for all tea lovers, presents a guide to exquisite tea accessories to make your tea time extra special!
Rendezvous with Michelin Star Chef Yves Mattagne
The evening was the ideal combination of world-class cuisine, meaningful conversations, and delightful interactions with the culinary maestro - Yves Mattagne, a highly acclaimed and award-winning Chef who specialises in exquisite seafood presentations, contemporary world cuisine, and eclectic gastronomical experiences.
Spreading awareness around animal cruelty
The brand believes that by serving four-legged friends and assisting volunteers in animal welfare, to help animals confined in harsh conditions and injected with formulas that are lethal for life. This is the first brand to go beyond cruelty-free and into the care of animals and nature in general, guided by their values of kindness, compassion, love, and gratitude. India's first 'farm to face' beauty brand embraces clean beauty by using organic ingredients, cruelty.
Popular rules for menstruating women in India
The survey confirmed that menstrual hygiene is still a taboo topic in society, as more than 33 per cent of respondents said they had no knowledge of periods prior to their first menstruation. While 35 per cent of women had no idea what the phenomenon was. This is concerning because more than 47.4 per cent of women experienced severe abdominal pain during their first menstruation.
Shruti Haasan attends Rongali
Shruti said: "This is my first ever trip to Assam and I am super excited to be here, especially on the festive occasion of Rongali, which is celebrating Assamese culture". "It was really interesting to know that Assam has a rich culture, heritage and history. There are so many tribes and their emergence has a great history. The state has undergone so many religious movements here. Everything is so interesting here. People here are really humble, and friendly and it has been such a great pleasure to get to know Assamese people on a personal level.
Travel skincare woes solved with a moisture enriched regime
It is critical to first understand a problem before attempting to solve it. There are a variety of environmental factors that can cause skin problems when travelling. Changes in humidity, air quality, temperature, and even sun exposure can all have a negative impact on the skin. It can cause it to feel dry, irritated, itchy, red, flaky, or even break outs.
How artificial sweeteners impair liver's ability to detoxify
The study, led by a team at the Medical College of Wisconsin in the US, examined two sugar substitutes - acesulfame potassium and sucralose - also known as non-nutritive sweeteners, and provide a sweet taste with few or no calories. These disrupt the function of a protein that plays a vital role in liver detoxification and the metabolism of certain drugs.
Despite lockdown, pollution levels soared during second Covid wave: Study
According to the study in journal 'Chemosphere' published by SAFAR, experts say that the biomass emissions of carbon rich tiny particles and rapid flow of distant dust were found to be primary reasons for the pollution. The study also made some shocking revelations that an "unaccounted emission source" was playing a leading role after balancing of the impact of curtailed lockdown emissions.
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