Nandini's Narration

Hello Beautiful Hair Foll Cure This is an anti dandruff treatment with follicle therapy enhancers. Especially made for those who have a dandruff problem. I had a dandruff problem and a really stubborn one, there was nothing I didn't do to stop the dandruff coming back but it just did. Later I got the Foll Cure shampoo and I must say that I saw results from the first go, after a month my dandruff went away completely!  The instructions say to apply after your hair is wet then massage it into the scalp and leave it for 5 minutes for treatment and residual action. Finally rinse it away with water. Use it 2-3 times a week and followed by once or twice weekly for maintenance.  Also I would mention that don't forget to use a conditioner after using this shampoo. I have been using this for the past two years so if you can get your hands on this I suggest you do and deal with that dandruff. :) Be Subtle Be Sensational xoxo

Overcoming the Fear Model United Nations   (MUN) We all must have heard of MUN and some of us must have been part of it too. For some of us, it must have been a scary experience at first but exciting later on (like for me) or some of us must have been clueless of what is going on and got bored cause of that.   My school had the 2 day session of MUN on 1st and 2nd August 2015; this was actually my 3rd MUN but frankly speaking, this was the first MUN where I actually spoke without hesitation and fear. My fear being that I might say something stupid and everybody would laugh or crack jokes at me or had the fear that another delegate might put an allegation on the country I represent and I would not be able to defend it, hence resulting in more embarassment. I have always been the sort of person who would do anything to not be the butt of the joke; following the method of staying mum during the whole session & not raising my country's placard even though I felt that somet

Traveler Says Naini Lake Somewhere near nainital On the way to kausani  The Himalayas Sunrise  Dawn at its best at Kausani Here are some of the photographs that I had clicked during my school summer break. I had visited Nainital and Kausani, these are hill stations located in India. The trip lasted for about 1 or 2 weeks. For those who didn't know Kausani is also known as the Switzerland of India. I could see the beautiful sunrise and the Himalayas from my hotel room window too. The breeze over there is cool and nice,  population is less there although has a quite number of monkeys. Nainital on the other hand is crowded and actually a very popular tourist spot. We ( as in my family and I ) had also witnessed a heavy downpour there and not letting us go out of the hotel for a whole day. We had done the famous boat ride there on the Naini lake which was a bit thrilling and also enjoyable.

Beating the Heat VICHY IT'S FRENCH Lets face it, this summer is going absolutely terrible! Breaking its 40-60 year old heat records here in India and making it almost feel like we have reached the temperature of the Sun! (Bit of exaggeration is used here, lol). And to top it all up, I sweat a lot and that is one the reasons why I hate summer. But not anymore. ;)  Magic has come to me in the form of a little tube called Vichy. (If you haven't guessed already it is a sunscreen). The best part about this sunscreen is that it doesn't make me sweat and feels really light on my face, which is A BIG RELIEF cause I used to hate sunscreens.  It's got an SPF 50 which is absolutely sufficient I feel but I always re-apply if I am out for more than an hour or two. Also it protects against UVB and UVA sun rays. Everyone must remember that whenever buying a sunscreen, the SPF should be above 20 at-least. Also see if it suits your skin type, this one is for people with com

SENSATIONALLY NEW Did I ever mention that I changed school quiet recently?... Well actually not that recent, its been two months.  In April being the new awkward yet trying to be a chirpy friendly sorts of girl at school and in May just being absolutely bored during summer holidays sorts of girl. It's June now and in about 3 weeks we are expected to come back to school and do our stuff (sounds a bit funny that way).  I have changed school numerous times usually because I have changed my address numerous times. And every time I changed my school I have always felt shy, uncomfortable and felt like what-the-hell-am-I-doing-here. The most awkward part is when people they just stare at you and make you feel as if you are being judged (which you are being...) and make you super conscious of your appearance, body language and how you communicate and sometimes just to be accepted in your own surroundings you tend to lose or hide your identity. But how to avoid that? The answer i