Be For Beauty

Let’s dive into some of the best face creams in India that cater to dry skin, oily skin and some of the best face creams for glowing skin. The Body Shop Vitamin E Moisture Cream is a lightweight formula and a great face cream for oily skin since it’s a non-greasy formula. Despite it being an expensive face cream, Clinique Moisture Surge has many loyal fans who have dry skin, acne-prone skin or even oily skin. E. One of the most popular K-beauty brands in India, The Face Shop Rice & Ceramide Face Cream is one of the few creams with rice, rice bran oil and ceramides.

Microdermabrasion usually starts by cleansing the skin after which you get rid of blackheads, impurities, excessive sebum with the help of a handheld device. I personally haven’t tried crystal microdermabrasion, but I have seen videos: the handheld device secretes a sandy textured powder which helps exfoliate the skin. Diamond tip microdermabrasion doesn’t have any sandy texture crystals and is used to exfoliate the skin with the tip followed by a masque. I quite enjoy this step when I get my Hydrafacial every 2 months because that is a signature treatment in which you actually feel something hydrating (like vitamins, acids, peptides) is even infused simultaneously with different tips.

While their native ingredients have found their way in global skincare (camellia oil, matcha green tea, rice bran powder to name a few), today we’re going to talking about wellness and beauty experiences that are a must-try in Japan. You can even get store-exclusive products, then get a world-class facial for around 10,400 yen (₹7,300) or the luxurious SYNACTIF Concentré skincare treatment worth about 55,000 yen (₹38,557) The sparkling water head spa starts with an invigorating head massage following by a sparkling water hair rinse which is said to deep cleanse scalp & hair, ease stress and reduces hair loss too. Quoted as a cornerstone of Japanese culture in The Culture Trip , the Japanese tea ceremony promotes mindfulness and encourages gratitude.

Here’s how you can spend 5 days in the lovely city of Prague: things to do, tour reviews (Kafka Museum, Townhall & Astronomical Tower, Prague Castle, Boat Cruise), and places to eat. Once we were out in bright light, we checked out the Astronomical Tower, had lunch in one of the crowded cafes and headed for a tour of the Townhall and the Astronomical Tower. Today was the day we woke up early and went to eat breakfast at Cafe Louvre in an area called Narodni Trida, an area I was going to like more and more. On our way to the wall, we spotted a cute restaurant which had outdoor seating overlooking the river and a rice mill, mist fans, and a beautiful menu called Velkopřevorský Mlýn, where we ended up going later (good food, huge portions, moody service).