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By Maneesha Nath
Beneath the makeup and behind the smile, every girl wishes for the world. So it’s time to be a girl with a MIND, a woman with ATTITUDE and a lady with CLASS.
Always remember Beauty begins the moment you decide to be yourself so treat your makeup like the jewellery to your face - play with colours, shapes, structures- it can transform you.
Here are few tips and tricks on how to apply makeup like a pro.
Before applying any makeup on your face always remember, hydrating your face is very important and for that all you need to do is to wash your face and apply face moisture, which allows the makeup to set and stay for long.
Now the very first thing is to conceal the discolouration or uneven skin tone of your face.
How and where do we apply the Concealer?
Conceal your eye lid (try to use a creamy concealer ) and then Apply the eye shadow using a eye shadow brush and cover only the eye lid area (do not go above the lid else it will make your makeup look cakey).
Now conceal your under eye to hide the under eye dark circles and other blemishes (if any).
How to apply Foundation?
Applying foundation is the easiest thing in the entire makeup but a very tricky one as well.
Apply foundation using a foundation brush or your finger (Do not slather it all your face). Apply it gently and blend the foundation and concealer using a stippling brush or blending puff smoothly and evenly.
Now you may Use any loose powder and buff it all over your face evenly and wait for a minute to let it set.
Once you are done with your base makeup you may now Dap your Compac to finish the powdering part.
Then comes the blush and highlighter, followed by lipstick.
Once you are done with all this you are half done with your makeup.
Now it’s time to give the final touch to your look. For that the most important and challenging part is applying eyeliner.
As the day goes, “Never ask a girl with a perfect winged eyeliner“ or “why she is late?”
So now it’s time for the most critical and the most creative part of your makeup and that’s your eyeliner. Always remember eyeliner and mascara needs to be applied at the end.
Someone rightly said “Eyebrow speak louder than words.”
You may now use your eyebrow pencil or brush to highlight the eyebrows.
To make sure your makeup stays for long, do not forget to spray your face with the prolong make up spray to complete your look.
Better to be late then to arrive ugly.
And now you are all set to go out and have fun and enjoy the event.
May your day be as flawless as your makeup.
Until next time take care love yourself chow.
About the Author: “It doesn’t matter what others do. What matters is, what you are capable of. The beautiful thing about learning is that no one can take it away from you.”
Maneesha Nath hails from Port Blair and has a diploma in aviation and hospitality. She did her industrial training from the Republic of Maldives and later was placed at the Bangalore International Airport as a guest relations officer. While continuing to work, Maneesha completed her graduation through correspondence but there was something lacking in her. Not knowing how to proceed, she decided to join a diploma in Makeup Artistry. It was the turning point in her life, when she realized, this is what she always wanted to be – a Makeup Artist.
Maneesha has since then assisted for brand shoots, portfolio, bridal projects among others. Her first individual project as a makeup artist for a portfolio shoot was of the model/ actress Avni Modi (Madhur Bhandarkar’s movie: Calendar Girls), which was followed by more bridal projects and brand shoots, serial, portfolio and many more.
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While the people of India were glued to their TV sets on the 23rd, nobody noticed an Old Book, watching the results fearfully, and finally as the last vote was counted, the book which was the Constitution of India smiled. “I was afraid!” said the old book, sighing with happiness.
“Why?” asked the constitutions of all the surrounding countries, “Why were you afraid?”
“I was afraid that any one party or parties grouped together would get a two-thirds majority, because if they had, they would have come and started tearing me up or deleting lines and putting in their own! Now they have to do everything, within the limits of what I the Constitution say!”
“Well we are not afraid of that during our elections,” said Sri Lanka cocking a snook at the Indian constitution.
“There’s nothing for you to be afraid,” said the Indian book, “because there’s nothing more that can be damaged in you!”
“What do you mean?” asked the Book from the little island angrily.
“You are not secular are you? Whereas my makers made me secular!”
“And what does that mean?” asked the Pakistan constitution.
“It means,” said the Indian Constitution proudly, “That apart from the constitutions of Europe and America, I am the only country in Asia where all men and women are equal, be they Hindus, Muslims, Christians or any other religion!”
“I don’t see inequality in my country!” mumbled the Book from Sri Lanka.
“Can anyone other than a Buddhist stand for your country’s topmost post? Can a non-Buddhist become your president?”
The other countries watched as Sri Lanka put down its head in shame.
“And they could have changed this wonderful secularity, if any party had got a two -thirds majority?” asked a country north of India.
“Yes,” said the Old Book, “When the British left our shores, I wondered what sort of book they would make out of me. Would I give equality to only one section of the people? Would others be made to feel small and think they were secondary citizens? And when they finally showed me to the people of India, I cried with joy, to see all in the nation realizing, that through me, they were all equal!”
“It must have been a nerve-racking day, watching that day’s results!” said the American constitution from afar.
“As tough a day as 1787, when you were written!” smiled the Indian book.
“Yes,” said the American Constitution, “I am old, but because of me my land has become the greatest in the world. Many have tried to tamper with me, but I have stood firm!”
“And I hope and pray, that after this election, and the ones after, no one will play with me!” said the Old book, “Today I am happy for the people of India!”
And our Constitution smiled..!
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Makeup is ART
By Maneesha Nath
A very common problem that we all girls come across is how to hide the flaws with our makeup, which looks natural.
Well Colour correction or eutralizer are the answer to this problem.
Colour correctors, also known as neutralizers, are meant to CORRECT hard-to-cover skin discolourations like red blemishes or bluish grey under-eye circles. They are based on the idea that when you want to eutralize a colour you place its opposing colour over it.
Always remember the most beautiful makeup of a woman is her smile and her passion. And beauty is all about being comfortable in your own skin.
At one time or another we all want to conceal some types of nasty imperfection on our face. Most flaws in our face are colour related flaws such as dark, bluish under eyes circles, red blemishes or brown birthmarks just to name a few.
NOTE: The undertone color of the skin, are either predominantly blues (cool) or red (warm) in appearance.
All you need to know is how to get rid of this flaws and the trick to cover such flaws is to eutraliz your eutralizer to your skin tone by mixing a bit of your foundation into it.
Remember Make up magnifies the beauty that already exists, so try to apply makeup only to enhance your beauty and not to hide your real beauty under the makeup.
Hydrate your skin with good moisture.
Apply primer and then conceal in order to cover the flaws and discolourations.
Now apply foundation all over your face followed by loose powder to allow your makeup to set.
In our next edition we shall be discussing on how to apply makeup step by step. Till then stay tune and
Keep following us on Andaman Chronicle and FB page: Adaraa- your Makeup Expert. Please feel free to call me on 9769311086 for your bridal makeup, party makeup, portfolio, pre- wedding and others.
About the Author: “It doesn’t matter what others do. What matters is, what you are capable of. The beautiful thing about learning is that no one can take it away from you.”
Maneesha Nath hails from Port Blair and has a diploma in aviation and hospitality. She did her industrial training from the Republic of Maldives and later was placed at the Bangalore International Airport as a guest relations officer. While continuing to work, Maneesha completed her graduation through correspondence but there was something lacking in her. Not knowing how to proceed, she decided to join a diploma in Makeup Artistry. It was the turning point in her life, when she realized, this is what she always wanted to be – a Makeup Artist.
Maneesha has since then assisted for brand shoots, portfolio, bridal projects among others. Her first individual project as a makeup artist for a portfolio shoot was of the model/ actress Avni Modi (Madhur Bhandarkar’s movie: Calendar Girls), which was followed by more bridal projects and brand shoots, serial, portfolio and many more.
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Category: Merit-cum-Means based
Scholarship: GEV Memorial Merit Scholarship 2019 for Law Students
Description: Dr.Goolam E. Vahanvati Scholarship Fund is providing scholarships to students pursuing law degree courses across the nation to study at premier law institutions. This scholarship program will provide students a chance to be mentored by elite judiciary communities of India.
Eligibility: Indian students pursuing LLB/LLM courses in any year of their course curriculum, at premier law institutions of India may apply for this scholarship. Students who have cleared CLAT, LSAT-India, AILET, or any other law entrance exam in 2019 may also apply. Applicants’ family income should not be more than ₹10.00 Lakhs per annum. Every applicant should have scored at least 60% in class 10 and 12 exams.
Prizes & Rewards: Selected scholars will be awarded a scholarship sum of ₹50,000 to ₹2.00 Lakhs per year to pay for academic expenses. Scholars would also receive training and mentorship.
Last Date to Apply: May 31, 2019
Application Mode: Apply online
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Category: International Level
Scholarship: Transform Together Scholarships, Sheffield Hallam University 2019
Description: Sheffield Hallam University, UK invites Indian students to avail scholarships for pursuing undergraduate or postgraduate studies at the university. The scholarship aims to nurture international talent in diverse curriculum of the university with financial aid.
Eligibility: Indian students with requisite english proficiency and higher secondary qualification for undergraduate admissions or graduation degree for postgraduate admissions at the Sheffield Hallam University, UK may apply for this scholarship program.
Prizes & Rewards: All selected undergraduate scholars will be awarded with 50% tuition waiver for the complete course duration while the selected postgraduate scholars will be awarded a 50% tuition fee waiver for the first year of their studies.
Last Date to Apply: May 31, 2019
Application: Only online applications accepted
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Category: International Level
Scholarship: Durham University Business School Achievement Scholarship 2019
Description: Durham University Business School, UK invites students from India to pursue post-graduation after their graduation studies in the UK with scholarships to cover their tuition fees and academic expenses. The scholarship aims to support students from India who wish to continue their studies in the UK.
Eligibility: Students must have completed their graduation within the last 3 years to apply for this scholarship-cum-admission programme.
Prizes & Rewards: Selected scholars will get 20% tuition fee waiver (up to GBP 5000) per year for the course duration. Roll-over or subsequent year scholarships will depend on scholars continued academic performance.
Last Date to Apply: May 31, 2019
Application: Apply online during admission process
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Category: Research Level
Scholarship: DST Postdoctoral Fellowship in Nano Science and Technology, JNCASR 2019
Description: Jawaharlal Nehru Center for Advanced Scientific Research (JNCASR) is awarding monthly fellowship and other benefits to selected research applicants for undertaking R&D projects, studies, etc at recognized research institutions in India. The fellowship also covers other benefits as scheduled by government norms and research necessities.
Eligibility: Indian students who have a Ph.D. degree in Science or Engineering; or have submitted the Ph.D. thesis for interests in nano-science and technology may apply for this fellowship if they are below 40 years of age.
Prizes & Rewards: Selected Fellows will be provided with a monthly stipend of ₹55,000 (fellows with Ph.D.) or ₹45,000 (fellows with submitted thesis) along with a contingency research grant of ₹2,00,000 per annum for a period of two years.
Last Date to Apply: Applications open all year
Application: Offline applications
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This happened in San Francisco!
“Take a picture of me, next to the statue!” I shouted,pointing excitedly to a statue of Gandhiji.
“But you’ve got hundreds of his statues all over India,” said my American friend, “Why take one with him here?”
“Because, I’m proud to see him honouredhere in the USA!” I said simply.
Yes, it gave me immense pride! Similar statues of the Father of our Nation areall over the world, and many of them, not put up by Indian communities, but by locals, in honour of what he exported to the whole world: The idea and practice of Non-Violence!
If there’s one product that is Make in India, and has been used effectively the world over, it’s the one Gandhiji spun in the spinning wheel of his mind, right here in our country.
With non-violence he beat the victorious British who had just beaten the mighty Germans!
With non-violence, he made the fierce Winston Churchill tremble as he disembarked in England wearing nothing but a homespun loin cloth.
What a product!
Today if the African-American is equal in his country, it’s because Martin Luther King, imported this wonderful export from India, and put it to good use.
It’s a product that no one needs to sell, that no one needs to hop from one country to another peddling and hugging world leaders to buy. And yet, today, in his very land, we have men and women who dare honour the very assassin who killed the greatest man our country has ever known.
We have reached a point, when the very product which has won us renown, is being dismantled and put away, and instead, a new one called violence is being exalted!
The British were cruel masters, but not once did hate or anger temper Gandhiji’s talks. Today, such talk is in every WhatsApp group, political speech or email, incited, encouraged and emboldened by present political leaders.
I can hear voices the world over asking, “Is this true? Can it really be happening in your country?”
“Yes, it’s true, as the murderer of a Man of Peace is made a hero!”
I stand next to that statue in San Francisco and I hear crowds shouting from all around the world, by nations that have benefitted from our desi, homegrown, make in India product “There is no need,” they shout, “for bear hugs, and your leader spending your nation’s time and money on visits to our leaders. Just start respecting again the man who gave you, the best ‘Make in India’ product, and we around the world will respect you..!”
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