Why Indian Women Stand Out? - For Great Apparels

If there is something that Indian women will stand out other than long or wavy hair that they adore themselves with, the second next that makes Indian women unique and somewhat extraordinarily striking attribute to them are the apparels that they wear, be it from the chudidhar to choli or lehenga to saree, all of which ideally makes them beautiful for they speak themselves for these garments gets meddles for all the womanly curves, and makes her stunning beautiful! Here I have got some beautiful display of sarees and other apparels, which are rich in what is known as "the Indian Colors"! I have observed that even Indian men who go abroad do not get bored with these traditional garments that the women wear as they do not fail notice!

Find here in line many of the traditional apparels from the Indian subcontinent!

Banaras

Kancheepuram

The queue could get longer and richer, but I believe that this glimpse speaks of the sober and the richness of the Indian apparels that attracts every women on this earth! Believe me not, even I love to wear saree for occasions! I like the smoothness of the silk and the richness of the color and the work...

Safe Use Of Hair Driers

While we have earlier discussed on that Indian Women, are best admired for their "hair" being the first criterion, here a few tips to protect them from the "so -called" harsh treatment of hair dryers. When you choose the right hair dryer for you and follow these simple tips, you can keep them safe and sound:

DO:

1. Dab you hair dry to remove excess moisture before blow drying.
2. Keep the air inlet grill and filter free of dust, fluff and styling products.
3. Keep you hands dry while using the hair drier.
4. Allow the drier to cool off before you put them back in place.

DON'T:

1. Use a diffuser on the highest heat settings
2. Dry your hair when is dripping wet
3. Immerse the hair dryer into water for cleaning purpose
4. Use the instrument in the bathroom
5. Damage the cable by winding this too small or around the instrument
6. Lift or carry the instrument using the wire
7. Place them when hot on soft furnishings, beddings and upright

Keep yourself engaged reading this, until you get to know what the other qualities of Indian woman to stand out!

What Makes Indian Women Stand Out? -Series I

If there is one single reason I could state at this instance, I will immediately remember the gorgeous Hair and Hairstyles that Indian Women adore.

Indian women take real care of their hair. Most of them use a number of aromatic substances and natural conditioners to make their hair look strong and healthy. In fact, there is one infamous historical argument between two great Tamil poets of ancient time over the aroma from the hair of Indian women is innate or because of the substances that she uses to wash her hair.

Hairstyles by Indian women are well appreciated and is adopted by many women of Western Countries who love the natural black hair of Indian women, and I was no exceptional when I was in abroad! 

If you would like to have a quick look at some of the adorable Indian hairstyles, watch this video that I adopted from somewhere in YouTube!

Quite Interesting? Where do India Stand?

All of us will like to enjoy a good, happy and peaceful life, filled with fun and frolly. While the going gets tougher and competitive, NORWAY, undauntingly has been recommended by United Nations, this Thursday, November 4, 2010, as one of the best places for a better quality of life for the eighth time in the world.

Norway was highlighted in the UN's annual A to Z of Global wealth, poverty, health and education that is released for the 20th consecutive year, making this as one of the best places to live in the world despite the "upward growth index" in the Asia-Pacific region. 

Norway has been credited to be rich for oil resources, and is a hub for opportunities for oil and petrochemical engineers, with the average lie expectancy being 81 years of life, average annual being 58, 810 dollars and 12.6 years of schooling, and has been on the top of the list since 2001 in the Human Development Index (HDI). They also topped by having an index of all-round performance in the UN Development (UNDP) annual rankings.

The other four countries in the top five best places to live are : Australia, New Zealand, United States and Ireland. 

Finally, an interesting fact to know: The HDI was developed in 1990 by two individuals who are from countries that is far behind in the list, namely, the Pakistani economist Mahbub ul Haq, and the Indian economist, Amartya Sen. India took the 119th position and Pakistan 125th position in the UNDP rankings based on HDI.