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Here we contain the new and latest of Get Beautiful Naturally along with some other stuff related to fashions of Pakistanis and Indian girls. 




So you are weary and tired and none of those cosmetics seem to be doing anything to make you look and feel fresh? Fret not Follow these golden rules and get beautiful naturally.
•        Begin your day with a warm glass of honey and water mix. Just shake a teaspoon of honey in warm water and lap it up.
•        Have plenty of fruits for breakfast and salads for lunch and dinner. A cup full of curd daily is good for skin and hair.
•        Don't use harsh soaps for your skin. To make your skin glow, make a paste of gram flour, cream and turmeric powder and rub all over the body before a bath. Your skin will be visibly glowing and soft.
•        Use lemon or cucumber juice as an astringent.
•        Papaya pulp can really rejuvenate your face.
•        To get rid of stubborn acne and black heads, wash and clean coriander leaves well. Grind into a fine paste. Apply all over face twice a day.
•        Apply rose water cubes on your face to feel fresh instantly.
•        For dandruff, mix equal quantities of buttermilk and coconut oil and apply on the scalp. Rinse off after 30 minutes. Do this every 8 days to keep your hair clean and bouncy.
•        Drink at least six glasses of water everyday. It will enhance your complexion greatly.
•        You are what you eat, so avoid excessively oily and spicy food. Exercise daily for about 20 minutes. It will keep you fit.
•        Smile! It increases your face value and helps to relieve stress and tension.
•        Besides you never know… someone could be admiring you!


 
Get Beautiful Naturally

 
 Get Beautiful Naturally

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