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A video of a hairstylist using Ujala to dye a client's hair is doing rounds on the internet

Stylist uses Ujala to dye client's hair in viral video 

A video of a hairstylist using Ujala to dye a client's hair is doing rounds on the internet

A number of bizarre food fusion videos have cought netizens' attention. But, it looks like a hair colour experiment is here to steal their thunder. A video has gone viral that shows a hairstylist using Ujala to dye a customer's hair.&nbsp;
In the viral post, the hairstylist uses the liquid fabric enhancer on a client's hair. From the video, it looked like the process worked well for the hairstylist's client, with their hair turning into a perfect shade of white and blue.&nbsp;
The caption read, "Ujala - just experimenting."
Once the video went viral, grocery delivery apps Blinkit and Swiggy Instamart reacted to it. Blinkit commented, "So this is why we are getting so many Ujala orders."
Swiggy Instamart reacted with the song, "Tujhse naraz nahi zindagi hairan hoon mai."
Another user suggested the hairstylist use Harpic next time.&nbsp;
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Corset braids, a captivating hairstyle inspired by ballet and at the forefront of the balletcore trend, are characterized by delicate, intricate braids crisscrossing the hair.

Corset Braids: Embrace the latest balletcore beauty trend with this step-by-step guide

Corset braids, a captivating hairstyle inspired by ballet and at the forefront of the balletcore trend, are characterized by delicate, intricate braids crisscrossing the hair.

In the world of fashion and beauty, where trends change with every blink of an eye, one trend that's making waves right now is "corset braids." This stunning hairstyle is at the forefront of a fashion movement known as balletcore, and it's as elegant and graceful as it sounds.
<h3>What Are Corset Braids?</h3>
Corset braids are a captivating hairstyle inspired by the world of ballet. They are characterized by delicate, intricate braids, resembling the lacing of a corset. These braids not only look incredibly stylish but also exude an air of sophistication and grace, making them perfect for various occasions.
<h3>If you're curious about this chic trend and want to try it for yourself, here's how to do it</h3>
Step 1: Part Your Hair
Start by parting your hair down the middle to create two even sections. You can use the end of a comb to make a precise part.
Step 2: Begin Braiding
Take one section of hair and start a regular three-strand braid. Braid it down to the end, securing it with a small hair elastic.
Step 3: Repeat on the Other Side
Repeat the same braiding process on the other section of hair, creating another three-strand braid.
Step 4: Create the Corset Effect
Now comes the unique part. Take one of your braids and gently pull it across the back of your head, securing it with bobby pins as you go. Repeat this with the other braid, crisscrossing them like a corset lacing.
Step 5: Secure and Style
Use bobby pins to secure any loose ends and ensure that your corset braids are in place. You can also apply a bit of hair spray or styling product to add hold and keep everything tidy.
And there you have it! You've successfully created the coveted corset braid hairstyle, embracing the balletcore trend with grace and style.&nbsp;
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Have you heard about pearl balayage? It's a stunning new trend gaining popularity among people with gray hair.

People with grey hair are trying their hands on pearl balayage, know all about it

Have you heard about pearl balayage? It's a stunning new trend gaining popularity among people with gray hair.

Have you ever heard of pearl balayage? It's a fantastic new trend that's catching the attention of people with grey hair.&nbsp;
But wait, what exactly is pearl balayage? Imagine the soft, luminous glow of pearls &ndash; that's the kind of look this technique aims to achieve. Balayage is a way of colouring hair where the colourist paints the dye onto the hair in a way that looks very natural. It's like a gentle sun-kissed effect. Pearl balayage takes this to the next level by using shades that resemble the lovely shimmer of pearls.
The best part about pearl balayage is that it complements grey hair beautifully. Instead of covering up the grey, the colours used in pearl balayage work together with it. The result? A blend of delicate pearl-like tones and your unique grey hair that's sure to turn heads.
If you're thinking about trying pearl balayage, it's a good idea to consult a professional hairstylist.
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Instead of starting at the scalp, try combing from the ends upwards for healthier, tangle-free, and less-stressed hair.

Do you comb your hair from scalp to ends? Stop right there

Instead of starting at the scalp, try combing from the ends upwards for healthier, tangle-free, and less-stressed hair.

Have you ever wondered if you're combing your hair the right way? Well, here's a tip from hairstylists that could change your hair game for the better.
First things first, let's talk about the direction you comb your hair. Many of us start combing from the scalp down to the ends. But hold on a second! According to experts, there might be a better way.
Instead of starting from the scalp, you should begin combing from the ends of your hair and work your way up towards the scalp. This might sound a bit unusual, but there's a good reason for it. When you comb from the ends, you gently detangle any knots or tangles that might be there. Slowly working your way up helps avoid putting too much stress on your hair, especially if it's prone to breakage.
So there you have it &ndash; a simple change in the way you comb your hair can lead to healthier, happier hair.&nbsp;
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Discovering the Equally Important Care Regimen: Our scalp, much like our skin, deserves attention and care, as an expert draws parallels between scalp and skincare

Expert answers why scalp care is as important as skincare

Discovering the Equally Important Care Regimen: Our scalp, much like our skin, deserves attention and care, as an expert draws parallels between scalp and skincare

We all know how important it is to take care of our skin. We use creams and lotions to make our skin healthy and shiny. But did you know that our scalp, the skin on our head under our hair, is just as important? An expert explains why we should pay attention to our scalp, just like we do to our skin.
Think of your scalp as the base for your hair. Just like a strong base is needed for a tall building, a healthy scalp is needed for strong and nice-looking hair. If we don't take care of our scalp, it can lead to problems like dandruff, dryness, and even hair loss.&nbsp;
Experts shared insight on this and said the scalp is a bit like our face's skin and needs similar care. Just like our face can get oily, dry, or have pimples, the scalp can have similar issues. Ignoring these problems can make us uncomfortable and can also harm our hair. The expert said that it's important to treat our scalp like how we treat our face.
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Dermatologist Rashmi Shetty shared 3 facts about hair oiling and what it actually does to our hair. 

Does oiling help your hair grow longer? Know what dermatologist has to say 

Dermatologist Rashmi Shetty shared 3 facts about hair oiling and what it actually does to our hair.&nbsp;

Oiling your hair is one of the most common practices in Indian households, but nowadays people are skipping this basic step thinking oiling can make their scalp and skin more oily.&nbsp;
Recently, dermatologist Rashmi Shetty shared 3 facts about hair oiling and what it actually does to our hair.&nbsp;
<ul>
<li>Oiling won't grow your hair dense or stop your hair fall completely, but it will hydrate and nourish your hair well. Remember to apply it properly from the scalp to the end of the hair tips</li>
<li>Stop using excessive amounts of shampoo to clean your scalp, this will end up making your hair dry</li>
<li>Make sure to apply oil on a clean scalp and only massage your hair if your scalp is clean</li>
</ul>
Lastly, she recommended slightly warming up hair oil before the application as it will be easier to apply and massage.&nbsp;
However, several experts have suggested that oiling can be beneficial as it acts as a natural conditioner. It also stimulates blood circulation when massaged into the scalp gently.
There are different kinds of oils available in the market that you can use, according to your hair or scalp type.&nbsp;
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'He was an actor's actor. Filmmakers loved him. He's been the heart of Hollywood since the late 1970s. He was really proud of his performance this year. He's been so happy with the work that I got him. He's had a balanced career,' Williams&rsquo; agent said.

‘Everwood’ and ‘Hair’ actor Treat Williams dies in motorcycle accident

'He was an actor's actor. Filmmakers loved him. He's been the heart of Hollywood since the late 1970s. He was really proud of his performance this year. He's been so happy with the work that I got him. He's had a balanced career,' Williams’ agent said.

'He was an actor's actor. Filmmakers loved him. He's been the heart of Hollywood since the late 1970s. He was really proud of his performance this year. He's been so happy with the work that I got him. He's had a balanced career,' Williams&rsquo; agent said.

Actor Treat Williams, who is best known for his work in TV series &lsquo;Everwood&rsquo; and musical &lsquo;Hair&rsquo;, died in a motorcycle accident on June 12.
He was 71. The incident happened in Dorset, Vermont. Barry McPherson, Williams' agent, released the news of Williams' death in a statement to People.
Expressing his grief, he described Treat Williams as an exceptionally kind-hearted person and an immensely talented individual.
'He was an actor's actor. Filmmakers loved him. He's been the heart of Hollywood since the late 1970s. He was really proud of his performance this year. He's been so happy with the work that I got him. He's had a balanced career,' McPherson said.
According to the initial investigation, it is believed that the driver of the car was making a turn and failed to notice the presence of the motorcycle.
Williams was the only individual injured in the collision, and a LifeNet helicopter transported him to a hospital in New York.
Emergency services promptly responded to the incident, including the Manchester Fire Department.
A press statement was released by the Vermont State Police confirming the identity of Treat Williams and the specific details of the crash.
Williams started his career in 1975 with his first film appearance in the thriller &lsquo;Deadly Hero.&rsquo;
He then featured in several movies like, &lsquo;The Ritz&rsquo; and &lsquo;The Eagle Has Landed&rsquo;.
He gained recognition for his performance in the 1979 film adaptation of the musical &lsquo;Hair&rsquo; and his role in the television series &lsquo;Everwood.&rsquo;
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Several celebrities like Kim Kardashian and Kendall Jenner, among others, styled this cut and they surely nailed this trend. 

Curve bangs are becoming one of the most sought-after cuts of 2023, take inspos here

Several celebrities like Kim Kardashian and Kendall Jenner, among others, styled this cut and they surely nailed this trend.&nbsp;

Fringes are one thing that can take your face-framing game a notch higher. And, now after curtain bangs, curve bangs are the new cool. As the name suggests, this haircut is all about curve-shaped layers which gives a balanced shape to the face.
This haircut is basically a combination of the curve cut and curtain fringes. Several celebrities like Kim Kardashian and Kendall Jenner, among others, styled this cut and they surely nailed it.
So, is this haircut going to be on your summer wishlist?
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As per a survey published in the Journal of the American Medical Association Dermatology, it was found that 25.6% of the respondents had experienced a grooming-related injury. Know why we have pubic hair and why people choose to remove them.

Women remove pubic hair more than men; know why we have pubic hair & why people choose to remove them

As per a survey published in the Journal of the American Medical Association Dermatology, it was found that 25.6% of the respondents had experienced a grooming-related injury, know why we have pubic hair & why people choose to remove them.

As per a survey published in the Journal of the American Medical Association Dermatology, it was found that 25.6% of the respondents had experienced a grooming-related injury. Know why we have pubic hair and why people choose to remove them.

Brazillian waxing has been hitting the headlines lately after an unfortunate incident took place where a woman from Indore had her skin peeled off during a Brazilian wax session. Following this, she sued the spa and won the case along with a compensation amount of Rs 70,000.&nbsp;
This case highlighted a study which sheds light on the research that says women get rid of their pubic hair more frequently than their male counterparts.
The study was published in The Journal of Sex Medicine and it was stated that women are likely to report stronger associations with feelings of cleanliness, comfort, sex appeal, social norms of their peer group, and affordability as reasons for their chosen pubic hairstyle.
<h3>Why do we have pubic hair?</h3>
According to several studies, pubic hair is important and they act as a gatekeeper for our genitals and protects them from infection.&nbsp;
<h3>Why do people choose to remove them?</h3>
There are several reasons why people remove pubic hair but the majority of them are inter associated with sexual health myths.&nbsp;
For several women, having less pubic hair is a signification of a tidy and clean vulva. In a survey, it was found that 56% of women groomed for sex, and 46% said that doing so made their vagina look better.&nbsp;
It was also mentioned in the study that women are extremely self-conscious about their genitals and apologize for not having them groomed.&nbsp;
<h3>Why do experts advise not to remove pubic hair?</h3>
As per a survey published in the Journal of the American Medical Association Dermatology, it was found that 25.6% of the respondents had experienced a grooming-related injury. Experts also advise not removing pubic hair as they protect sensitive organs from unwanted particles and other bacterial and fungal infections.

Recently videos are doing rounds on video-sharing platforms where people are talking about hair theory, here's what you need to know

Viral hair theory trend has beauty enthusiasts in a chokehold, here's why

Recently videos are doing rounds on video-sharing platforms where people are talking about hair theory, here's what you need to know

Have you made an observation that there is a specific hairstyle that goes well with your personality and it makes you look better than any other hairdo? Ever wondered why this happens? Well, &nbsp;social media has an answer to that and recently videos are doing rounds on video-sharing platforms where people are talking about hair theory.&nbsp;
<h3>What is hair theory?</h3>
The hair theory that is going viral on the internet claims that the way a person styles their hair can change their look and how they are perceived.&nbsp;
To test this theory, several social media users made videos in which they styled their hair in different types of hairstyles and showed how their look got completely transformed with each hairstyle.

Kalonji seeds are filled with antioxidants that protect the hair from damage and prevent premature greying, know more here

Can kalonji seeds help in treating grey hair? Know here

Can kalonji seeds help in treating grey hair? Know benefits here

Kalonji seeds are filled with antioxidants that protect hair from damage and prevent premature greying. Know more here.

Nigella seeds or better known as kalonji seeds are popular kitchen spices but are also known for their health benefits. Besides this, they are also beneficial for hair.&nbsp;
Kalonji seeds are filled with antioxidants that protect hair from damage and prevent premature greying. The black seeds are also high in fatty acids which promote hair growth.&nbsp;
There are various ways people use kalonji seeds and one among them is by making hair oil. Including it in diet is also helpful. However, it is advisable to consult a doctor before using them.&nbsp;
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Rice water boosts hair growth and feeds your tresses with ample antioxidants, vitamins and amino acids. Here's how to apply it. 

TikTokers are swearing by rice water for shiny and thick hair; know how to use it

Rice water boosts hair growth and feeds your tresses with ample antioxidants, vitamins and amino acids. Here's how to apply it.&nbsp;

If you&rsquo;re into DIY beauty hacks, you must've heard the wonders of rice water for your hair. This technique works best if you want shiny, glossy and strong mane.&nbsp;
Rice water is simply the water you get from soaking rice. It also boosts hair growth and feeds your tresses with ample antioxidants, vitamins and amino acids.
<h3>Here's how to use it&nbsp;</h3>
All you need to do is rinse your hair thoroughly with the miracle concoction and leave it for around 20 minutes to an hour. Later, apply shampoo and condition it as usual. Repeat twice a week for best results.&nbsp;
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Dermatologist Jushya Sarin shared a post to bust the myth that plucking grey hair will lead to more grey hair on your scalp. Watch here. 

Grey hair: Dermatologist busts myths around plucking grey hair; apparently it doesn't cause more of them

Dermatologist busts myths around plucking grey hair; apparently it doesn't cause more of them

Dermatologist Jushya Sarin shared a post about the myth that plucking grey hair leads to more of them.&nbsp;

Many believe that plucking grey hair leads to more of them. Well, dermatologist Jushya Sarin busts the common myth with a post on Instagram.&nbsp;
Sarin shares that every hair strand is independent of the other. So, plucking one hair strand won't affect the neighbouring strands and greying of hair is natural and could be either due to poor nutrition or genetics.&nbsp;
However, she suggests using hair colour or cutting grey strands to get rid of them rather than plucking, as plucking damages the roots, causes inflammation and might create bald patches.&nbsp;
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Recently, Nicole Jaques, a lifestyle content creator who is also a cleaning expert shared advice on how to clean hair brushes properly, watch here

How to wash your hairbrush properly; cleaning expert shares tips

How to wash your hairbrush properly, cleaning expert shares tips

Recently, Nicole Jaques, a lifestyle content creator who is also a cleaning expert shared advice on how to clean hair brushes properly.

Hair is everything and we do every possible thing to make them look nice. However, sometimes what goes unnoticed is the cleaning process of hair brushes. Recently, Nicole Jaques, a lifestyle content creator and a cleaning expert shared advice on how to clean hair brushes properly.
She shared an Instagram reel saying gray lint in hairbrushes is actually a build-up of dead skin cells and sebum that gets combined with hair product and residue.&nbsp;
The cleaning expert further explained that firstly you need to remove hair from your brush. After this, you need to take a bowl and add warm water, shampoo and baking soda to it, then let the hair brush sit in there for 20 minutes.&nbsp;
And, once done with this, wash your brush properly with water and voila! Your hairbrush is all clean.
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Poker-straight hairstyle is all about keeping your hair straight and sleek so that there is minimal movement of the hair. Take inspiration from these celebs.

From Kiara to Katrina, celebs are all in for poker straight hair; know all about it

Poker-straight hairstyle is all about keeping your hair straight and sleek so that there is minimal movement of the hair. Take inspiration from these celebs.

Change of season brings change of style. We are saying it as celebrities are opting for the new hairdo this season that's poker-straight hairstyle.&nbsp;
<h3>What poker-straight hairdo is</h3>
This hairstyle is all about keeping your hair straight and sleek so that there is minimal movement of the hair and all the attention goes to your attire and your face. Notably, this hairstyle does not provide volume but is all about the clean hair look.
Recently, celebrities like Kiara Advani, Katrina Kaif and Sonam Kapoor, among others have been spotted in this look and they made sure that their looks speak volumes rather than their hair.&nbsp;
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A TikToker recently shared the best tip for applying conditioner, take a look. 

How to apply conditioner the right way, according to a hairdresser 

A TikToker recently shared the best tip for applying conditioner, take a look.&nbsp;

An Australian hairdresser who goes by the username 'theaussierapunzel' on TikTok recently shared a conditioner hack that will keep your mane shiny and healthy.&nbsp;
In her video, Sophie advised users to wring out their hair before applying conditioner. This hack will make sure that the conditioner is not diluted and your hair will remain hydrated and free of split ends.
The viral video garnered a positive response and many users praised the TikToker for the tip, claiming that it has also helped their hair.&nbsp;
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Bows are back in fashion and we aren't complaining. Take a look at these style inpos by celebs and hairstylists for your next big event.

Bows are back in fashion and celebs are hopping onto the trend. Take inspiration here

Take a bow (pun intended)! Here's a look at how bows are having a major fashion moment

Bows are back in fashion and we aren't complaining. Take a look at these style inpos by celebs and hairstylists for your next big event.

The bow trend is back, and fashion and hair enthusiasts are at their topmost game at experimenting with it. From hairstyles to accessories, bows are playing the main character element all over social media. &nbsp;Here&rsquo;s a look at them. &nbsp;
Celebrities like Hailey Bieber, Gigi Hadid and Lily James, among others, have also hopped onto the bow trend, and we can&rsquo;t keep calm. Follow their steps to give your hair an old school vibe.&nbsp;
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Brushing your hair too many times can cause damage. Know how many times you should brush your hair and the proper way to do it.  

Hair brush: Know how often you should brush your hair to prevent breakage

Brushing your hair too much? Stop at once; know how often you should do it

Brushing your hair too many times can cause damage. Know how many times you should brush your hair and the proper way to do it.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Do you also tend to comb your hair again and again to make them look the best? Do you believe that 100 brush strokes a day is important? Well, then you must know that according to the American Academy of Dermatology, your hair doesn't need 100 brush strokes in a day.&nbsp;
<h3>Number of times hair needs brushing&nbsp;</h3>
According to the study, the lesser you brush your hair the lesser will be the breakage. You should brush your hair twice a day once in the morning and later at night to keep them detangled.
<h3>Right way to comb wet hair&nbsp;</h3>
Wet hair is very delicate, so you need to comb them carefully. Always use a wide-tooth comb on your wet hair and start combing gently from the bottom and then move upwards.&nbsp;
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If not cleaned properly a hairbrush can be full of dead skin and bacteria. Know how to clean it the right way.

Hair care tips: How often you should clean your hairbrush, according to experts 

How often you should clean your hairbrush, according to experts 

If not cleaned properly a hairbrush can be full of dead skin and bacteria. Know how to clean it the right way.&nbsp;

When was the last time you washed your hairbrush? Errrr... Well, don't be embarrassed, you're not alone!&nbsp;
According to a report by the University of Arizona, dirty hairbrushes are the worst breeding ground for bacteria. If left uncleaned for a long time, germs pass onto your hair and scalp from the residue on the brush, making your hair look greasy, dry and lifeless. It may also cause odour and skin irritation.
Experts suggest removing loose hair from your hairbrush at least three times a week and giving your brush a good deep clean in warm water with mild shampoo or baking soda every one to two weeks, or more often if you have long hair.&nbsp;
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Hair painting is the latest fad and several people have started hopping on this trend. See here

Hair painting is having a moment; here's all you need to know

Hair painting is the latest fad and people have already started hopping onto the trend. See here.

Blonde, caramel-brown and balayage are things of the past. It is time for hair paint to shine. Recently people have started hopping onto this trend and are going all artsy to make their mane look cool.&nbsp;
<h3>What is hair painting?</h3>
It is not regular dying of hair but is all about creating art with liquid eyeshadow or temporary paint on your tresses, to look hip. The art can vary from creating fire designs to abstract forms.&nbsp;
This hairstyle is a part of the Y2K resurgence. Netizens shared videos after painting their hair. See for yourself.
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