LIFESTYLE

The difference between essences, fragrances, and spritzes
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A fragrance is an emission of pleasant or sweet smell that can be sensed while inhaling air from natural aromatic raw materials like plants, flowers, herbs or even synthetically derived chemical mixtures. These in turn and also according to FDA, it can be both man-made as well as naturally obtained through distillation and extraction process that gives a product a distinct scent and are comparatively cheaper and less volatile than essences.
Shilpa Shetty Kundra discusses traditional Ayurvedic skincare recipes
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Our culture has always believed that a balanced life is a key to satisfaction and happiness. Millennials lately have been experiencing a hectic imbalanced lifestyle that eventually takes a toll on their physical and mental health. Hence, it is imperative to prioritize and focus on what is important in their lives and restore balance as otherwise, it starts reflecting on one's external features, too, like skin discolouration, hair fall, early ageing, and more.
The best of 'Instagrammable' cafes
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One such cage is the Pink Wasabi, a chic new addition at Elante Mall in Chandigarh. The Instagram-worthy spots around the cafe transport you to the breathtakingly beautiful, Japan in full bloom season. Prasuk Jain, Owner, Pink Wasabi speaks to IANSlife about the cafe:
'The Most Welcoming Cities' in India for 2022
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From off-the-radar beach breaks and nature escapades to scenic backwaters and wellness getaways, this years Most Welcoming Cities in India for 2022 by Booking.com have all been selected for consistently providing outstanding hospitality.
US children's mental health crisis worse during Covid: CDC studies
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Both studies, published on Friday, examined pediatric emergency department (ED) visits data from 2019 through January 2022, Xinhua news agency reported. One study showed Covid-19-related ED visits increased across all pandemic years and among pediatric age groups. There were also increases in the weekly number and proportion of ED visits for certain types of injuries and some chronic diseases.
With eyes set on UNESCO tag, Panaji to host novel beach carnival
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Panaji Corporation Commissioner, Agnelo Fernandes said: "'The Beach Carnaval' will focus on a bouquet of culinary experiences and help put local 'foodpreneurs' on the map. One of the focus areas of 'The Beach Carnaval' will also put the spotlight on individuals who turned into food-entrepreneurs opening up small scale food and beverage businesses during the economic dip witnessed during the pandemic.
Engage your toddlers indoor
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Keeping a toddler busy indoors can be difficult, as they are at an age where they would like to run, explore and be free! Even after spending a fair share of time in the park, kids persist to spend more and more time outside. While parents try their best to entertain them, at times it gets challenging for them to engage their toddlers at home.
'The Belly And Brain Diet' bridging the gap between knowing and doing
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From the book, "According to Pandava Gita, Duryodhana was once asked how, in spite of belonging to a great lineage and being taught by enlightened gurus, he did such horrendous things. To this, Duryodhana replied, 'I know what dharma (righteousness) is, yet I cannot get myself to follow it! I know what adharma is, yet I cannot retire from it!'"
Dating dictionary circa 2022
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The paradox of today's awakened people is that, on the one hand, they claim to despise labels, but on the other hand, they methodically define every single phenomena or behaviour in their lives, be it their work surroundings, sexuality, relationships, etc.
Omicron 10x better at escaping Covid vax, immunity than Delta: Study
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A team of researchers at the University of New South Wales in Australia have mapped the infectious rate of Omicron, which also explains why some scientists believe the worst of the virus may not yet be over, Daily Mail reported. The findings reveal that Omicron is 10 times better at escaping Covid vaccine and immunity than the previous Delta variant. This may also explain why the virus spread so swiftly around the world.
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