Lakme 9 to 5 weightless mousse foundation.

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Lakme 9 to 5 weightless mousse foundation.

Festival season means experimenting with festive makeup looks. And to get it right, you need a strong base exactly like @lakmeindia 9 to 5 weightless mousse foundation. It is my go-to foundation as it is Weightless, Gives a smooth and even tone with a matte finish. Also, it stays throughout the day no matter the weather. So, do any makeup with this strong foundation available in 12 shades.

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INNISFREE GREEN TEA SEED SKIN CARE

Green Tea Morning Cleanser is a transparent gel cleanser; ideal for an early morning wash because of its light cleansing effect; it's not clear though if this is a low pH cleanser; if it were, it would be even more perfect as a morning wash because it won't disrupt the skin and mess it up for the rest of the day. The formula is also perfect for oily skin. Green Tea Cleansing Water is the line's makeup remover; it's best for removing light to moderate makeup; it has a nice green tea scent. As you can see in the photo, it removes makeup well, but I broke out from this one. :( Green Tea Seed Skin Toner is one of the line's best- sellers; a lot love it for its gentle, effective hydrating benefits. It's also my favorite from the line because it's perfect to use before makeup and it manages to clean my skin even more even without the presence of alcohol. Cool! I like bringing this product when traveling because it's dual purpose and comes in a sleek tube; it's a refreshing, rich gel cream that sets easily, has a cooling effect, plus the metal ball applicator adds more cooling benefits that help minimize pores and de- puff eye bags.

Clinique Skin Care Specialists Kit: 72 Hour Hydration

These skin care specialists keep skin refreshingly hydrated day and night. Moisture Surge 72-Hour Auto-Replenishing Hydrator works nonstop for 72 hours - even after washing your face. Locks in moisture for a plump, healthy-looking glow. Moisture Surge Overnight Mask delivers soothing hydration and nourishes all night long for dewy, glowing skin when you wake. Moisture Surge Eye 96-Hour Hydro-Filler Concentrate instantly re-floods, tightens and brightens skin. Hydrates delicate eye area for 96 hours of moisture with Auto-Replenishing Lipid-Sphere Technology. The kit contents: - Clinique Moisture Surge 72-Hour Auto-Replenishing Hydrator (50ml) - Clinique Moisture Surge Overnight Mask (30ml) - Clinique Moisture Surge Eye 96-Hour Hydro-Filler Concentrate (5ml)

Mirzapur Season 2

Guns, goons and lots of gaalis - welcome to ‘Mirzapur’, once again. Everyone’s packing heat, human life has no value and abject lawlessness is the accepted world order. Nothing has changed here. Except the rising body count that has intensified the battle lines in this bloody badland. And as always, Munna (Divyendu Sharma) is at the center of all the killings that have become an all familiar calling card for ‘Mirzapur’. Of course, a lot of these killings are as shocking as they are needless, making us wonder if they could have been avoided altogether. But what’s a UP hinterland if not high on political vendettas and pistols firing up a storm at every given opportunity or the lack of it. Season 2 of ‘Mirzapur’ picks up from where the first one ended. It kickstarts with even more violence that instantly grabs your attention. Creator Puneet Krishna and his Directors Gurmmeet Singh & Mihir Desai continue to take bold decisions, adding more shock value to this already grim revenge saga. And if you have seen season one and enjoyed its dark narrative then the new season certainly ups the ante. It does so with a more seasoned handling that injects adrenaline in spurts but the overall execution is a slow burn. Since there is a certain relatability with the characters, it’s easier to empathise with their pain, this time around. The plot has simmered to a point where the revenge is inevitable and this time it’s a battle of equals. The bustling bylanes of UP’s politically charged towns once again add their rustic flavour and realism that make for voyeuristic pleasures. They are effectively brought to life DOP by Sanjay Kapoor. The dialogues as usual laced with expletives are mouthed mostly by men, who seem to know no other way to communicate Pankaj Tripathi continues to lead the show with his stoic expressions, but the actor so subtly lets out witty one-liners at times that it squarely underlines the conflict within. A lesser actor would look repetitive, but Pankaj has an innate quality of owning his character with a natural charm, like no other. Ali Fazal in his beefed-up avatar is suitably cast as Guddu, but doesn’t do a lot more than what we haven’t seen him do before. With a more subdued tone, Guddu’s track also tends to drag at times.Divyendu Sharma clearly seems to have the most fun playing the trigger-happy Munna – a spoilt brat and a loose cannon responsible for most of the ruckus in ‘Mirzapur’. At times, the excesses of his character seem quite unreal. The show’s stellar cast is well-lit with strong performers like Dibyendu Bhattacharya, Anjum Sharma, Rajesh Tailang and veteran Kulbhushan Kharbanda, who plays the creepy Bauji with subtlety. Kharbanda is excellent as the family’s patriarch, who talks less but speaks more with his mere presence. This season gives its women more scope. Some are seething with anger while others are toeing the line. Rasika Dugal stands out with her restrained act as a woman, who is forever in the crosshairs of her household’s toxic male fiefdom. Sheeba Chaddha, Harshita Gaur and Shweta Tripathi successfully manage to bring out the inner strength and vulnerability of their characters. The show’s overall casting by ‘Casting Bay’ is appropriate. ‘Mirzapur’ 2’ has that ‘killer’ combination of power and politics that largely works, but is not bulletproof to flaws. There are multiple subplots, umpteenth characters (some unwanted) each having their own issues but not necessarily a deeper subtext. While we have seen such revenge dramas in the same UP hinterland many times before (on big and small screen), ‘Mirzapur’ 2’ is a welcome addition. It fires in the right direction and hits the target in delivering a gritty and gruesome tale of intense rivalries.