The Guilt of a Working Mom
A working mother can be competent, committed, and deeply loving, and still feel the quiet guilt of missing things, choosing things, and never being fully where she is expected to be.
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Travel Beauty Kit
Travel – whether you do it because your job needs you to or because you love it, there are always some chores that are a part and parcel of travelling like packing and laundry after you get back. For me, packing is such a huge headache that I am normally packing upto the last minute.
Must haves in an Indian Woman’s wardrobe
A wardrobe is rarely just about clothes. For Indian women, it often becomes a mix of practicality, expectation, memory, occasions, comfort, and the versions of ourselves we keep dressing for.
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Chatting with Anamika Sureka – Blogger, Mother & Entrepreneur
Hi guys, today we are chatting with the beautiful Anamika Sureka. She founded Wise She back in 2009. What began as a beauty blog has today become a full fledged business. She launched her line of makeup brushes last year with her flagship Cheek and Contour brush. Earlier this month, her new range of makeup
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10 Lessons I Learnt While Solo Traveling
Solo Traveling, while not a recent concept, has found acceptability only recently. Even more so for women. When I was in my twenties, the very idea of a girl solo traveling would have thrown parents into a fit. Back then, even work related travel for a young girl meant having company. It was only after
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When Friendships Change
Friendship day was a few days ago. I had always believed that we don’t need a friendship day. With real friends, you can pick up from wherever you left off. No matter how much time has passed. As we grow older and busier, more and more time passes between picking up till eventually it feels
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My Nails Transformation with Laque Nail & Lash Lounge
Nails – I have mixed feelings about them. Nail paints were my first foray into the world of beauty. I had just reached class 11th and while we had a uniform, the restriction on nail length and colour was lifted. Our manicures became the most discussed things in class. Now these were the 90s. Think
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Intimidating and Exciting Mumbai, My Experience #SubscriptionLifestyle
Mumbai was my home for decades. It was the city I spent my conscious childhood, the city that saw me turn into a confused teenager and finally, a woman. Mumbai is where I went to school and college. It is also the city of my first job. I loved the city. I loved that it
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5 Ways to reduce stretch marks during pregnancy
-by Anjana Malakar Your beautiful pregnant bump holds the most precious thing in the world, doesn’t it? But that gorgeous bump is also responsible for the not so pleasant “mommy scars” or stretch marks. Almost all pregnant women get stretch marks on their belly and breasts. Some even get them on their legs, thighs, back and arms. While
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Trip down memory lane – looking back at baby’s brain development with #FeedIQ
Motherhood is probably one of the most celebrated terms in human culture. In all cultures across the world, the mother is the primary caregiver and is expected to do everything right for the child. Each and every little or big thing she does, is going to shape a personality, a life. If that isn’t scary,
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