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Friday, 3 June 2016

Go with Redigo

A car today is much more than being a luxury. It is a necessity but the one that comes with additional requirements like size, safety, comfort, performance etc. With increasing efforts into research and technology in the ever expanding automobile arena every few years some or the other glitches become a thing of the past. Selecting a car therefore isn't easy as everyone in a family has special needs, while the younger generation typically needs style the older ones need comfort and protection. Solving the confusion once and for all there is DATSUN-rediGO which has something for the entire family. 

                                              Ready, Steady, Go with redi-GO

The key features I love are:
1.     Safety: The car has an enclosing of crash proof cabinet and various shock absorbers. The body structure shell is optimized to be rigid and bear severe torsional stress and has better crash performance for which it has been tested. There is one in the seat which will prevent one from lunging forward and one on the steering wheel along with a force absorber balloon which  will prevent the steering wheel from hitting the driver in case of an accident. Often accidents lead to head injury as the head crashes onto the steering wheel. 

Shock Proof Body

                                                        Energy Absorber Baloon 

2.     Size, Space and Comfort: The greatest issues lie in this aspect of acar. Considering the heavy traffic load, people in metro cities just cannot buy a huge car which has to only lie in wait in traffic. One therefore would love to have the comfort of either a small cab or if they have their own car to drive to work every day it can be pop and show but a more practical car. At the same time a middle class family can only afford one car and therefore it cannot be so small that a family cannot fit in.  

                                                          Spacious Interiors 

The internal design of DATSUN-rediGo is made such that is both spacious and comfortable atleast to house four people at a tie. The seats are classy and made of fabric like that used in sports car making it super comfortable and stylish. The internal robust air conditioning feature also ensure that in Delhi’s sweltering summer the car will cool down instantaneously and you would have to wait for hours just to feel the relief of AC in your plush car.

3.     Best Performance in Least Price: Though the official price is only predicted yet, the efficient engine I-SAT which is  799cc. Burn rate of the fuel is  is
25.17 km/L. Therefore you can be on the road with your sweetheart as long as you want without thinking of the pocket. Also the computerized digital display can give you optimization of performance and live fuel tank statistics data. Therefore you can fill the fuel according your needs.

                     Digital Computer: Fuel and Performance Indicator

                                                          I-SAT Engine
  
Where would you test a car in India? I think any town or village road. For that is the true test of its durability and shock protection. On the other hand driving at a good speed on expressway or a mountain range can tell you how much of its maximum performance feature.

Considering all of the above, don't wait, book your redi-Go as it is launched on June 7. You can also buy it on snapdeal. For details visit https://www.datsun.co.in/redi-GO.html
  
Fun. Freedom. Confidence. The ultimate Urban Cross - Datsun redi-GO - the capability of a crossover with the convenience of a hatchback.



Sunday, 10 January 2016

My Inspiration ... A Little Child At A Tea Stall

I entered 2015 as an immature teenager, carefree as most in my generation are; but our not so faulty stars had planned a lesson for me. A small yet significant incident with a little boy, younger than half my age that was to change my thought process for life.

I come from that middle-class family where one and only child is treated in luxury. They are provided with everything they need by their parents, who never let the child know how difficult it was for them in the first place. The child is literally spoilt. Here I don't mean people like me, privileged by birth do drugs and all. We are just careless spenders, not realising our money's worth, for it is not earned by us the hard way. But may be after a point the universe conspires with your mother who tells you each time to "save for a rainy day", only to be dismissed by your father, who believed in giving you what his father couldn't give him, at his own cost.

So I think my mother resorted to the Gods to drive some sense into me and they have the canvas of the entire planet to make it happen. So one day one of the millions of Gods my mom prsys to did get interested in me. I believe when he heard my mothers prayers and then looked down at me, he was amused by her problem and would have said " tathastu" ( I grant thou, thy wish). 

At that moment we were at a small new outlet that had recently started near my college campus with friends. Private colleges in India have teachers you don't really need. They are just cassette recorders playing word by word, each textbook word. So we were found mostly outside enjoying our lives, studying only a day before exams which was enough to score decently. There were some good teachers too, but they were like a needle in a hay stack, which meant you had to tolerated four boring lectures and in between was sandwiched a good one. We decided to not eat the sandwich, its place was taken glouriously by samosa and tea- the snack Indian youth can swear by.

I was in the gala company of the former when the God got interested. He set up a little play right there by sending a little boy about 10-12 years old. Funny was the guy above, his dark sense of humor now began its play. The child asked the shopkeeper that he had 50rupees and he wanted to buy something that was filling for both him and his hungry mother. He was also reluctant to spend it all and save some for tomorrow was another day and a stomach though lite needs filling each day. The shopkeeper gave the best options he could. He seemed to have known the child for sometime now. Suddenly the careless me, who wouldn't even care about peoples business that didn't concern me, got interested. The boy kept calculating in his little mind each option provided and setes for two parathas for 40 rupees. I was saddened when the elder gentleman told him it wouldn't be enough for two and the little guy flashed a very gentle, beautiful smile saying , as long as we get food today its a good day.

The God above looked and focussed on me, he started moving me. I went to the counter and asked the boy if I cod but him the meal for today, the boy gently declined saying, he earned his living and didn't want to beg or be dependent. I would give him food for today but tomorrow if he had none or lesser his stomach would want more. It wasn't his capacity to meet those needs, so he will est a full meal the day he earns enough. I was shocked by this answer. The shopkeeper gave him his stuff, he smiled at the packet, happy and proud to have earned his meal for the day, flashed one at me and left. The God now relaxed and would have had a sip of his favourite drink up there still enjoying this show ( I imagine), at that moment on earth, like lightning it struck me.

I suddenly felt ashamed of myself. Here was a ten year old wearing torn, tattered clothes barely covering his body but he had the sense of right. He earned his living, fed himself and looked after his mother. From what the shopkeeper added to his story, after the boy had left he lived at the traffic signal with his ailing mother who was unable to work. The boy worked at a construction site to provide for both. He wod never accept anything extra from the shopkeeper too, who offered many a times except for meals that would go waste. He wod take them for his mother thinking she would be better again, for all he had was her. He worked as much as his little body could, ate little and never took help from ànyone in terms of food for tbe re was another day and he couldn't afford a greedy stomach. 






Saturday, 21 November 2015

#MadeOfGrit and #MadeOfGreat

What would you do if you were married against your will with a person you didn't even know? What if you were asked for a dowry each day? What if you were criticized for your skin color or for gaining weight post pregnancy? What if you were tortured into killing your own child for it being a girl? What if there were attempts to kill you? What if you were uneducated and unarmed? I despite of studying to get a PhD degree would shudder at the thought, of a life like that and in some weak moment might run away from it, find some work to feed my children and leave a meager life. However an uneducated woman in a small town of Gujarat Shantaben Patel (name changed), did better. She today has founded a "mahila gruh udyog" (women's house based employment scheme) that supports multiple women like her. This is only possible when you face it all and despite of your circumstances fight for you are #MadeOfGreat.

Despite of ministers saying it out and loud women have never been equal in a society, the very mark of it was Shantaben's education, when she was forbidden to go to school beyond standard five, as the school in her village had only that much. It was not unheard of and most girls in her village didn't study much and were taught to do household chores, assisting their mothers early on for a career as a wife. Shanta didn't understand the impact of it then as she does now and stresses upon education of all women joining her and more on their children's. Shantaben married the man her father chose, the amount of dowry was decided and the man married all her and the things that she got from her parent's home. Not that it was for her to relish the joy's of the comforts being bestowed upon by her father. Her husband had no connect with her and did what his mother told him to. Shantaben saw many village girls having the same fate, so she accepted it all. She would wake up before dawn and do all the washing, cooking, looking after the cows and field work. After a whole day of serving the family, at night it was her duty to satisfy her husbands needs, as was taught to her, as she had witnessed every girl go through. 

She was indifferent to it all and accepted it as routine, the beatings for dowry, the non-stop complaints and the increasing demand for money or commodities from her parents. This continued as Shantaben cried and kept on, till one day when she knew she was pregnant a smile crossed her face. the face of a small child she thought would be something she would look at to cure her miseries. But alas! luck wasn't on her side and she gave birth to a baby girl, whose face her husband refused to see for months on. As if that wasn't enough she began to be ridiculed for post pregnancy weight gain as "fat" and pushed to conceive again and as if it was her wish by which these things operated, it should be a boy. Shantaben submitted herself to this need as well but yet again it was a girl. This time the 'mother-in-law" was determined to kill both the children. One day she beat them all black and blue and went ahead to drown them. That was when Shantaben's inner cool was lost, the mother rose above the obedient girl, the wife and the daughter-in -law she was. She took her children and left. There was no where to go. Her parents would be ashamed for her being discarded from her husband's place. It was then she decided to move to the city. She slept on railway stations and move from house to house demanding some work to be able to feed her children. Nobody came looking for her, not her husband who thought it was a better opportunity and married again for more dowry and a prospective male heir, not her parents who thought their responsibilities ended the day she left their doorstep as a bride.

Shantaben didn't let the emotional trauma affect her, her only concern was her girls should get a better life, education and a stand in society than herself. So she went ahead working from one house to another tirelessly making enough money for their survival and her children's schooling. One day at a place she worked the owner had too many visitors coming, she requested Shantaben to help in the kitchen and she readily obliged. To their utter amazement she could handle it all, the pressure of feeding multiple guests and everybody loved her finger licking delicious food. Her boss, the hostess had thrown the best treat ever and they employed Shantaben to cook for them with a better pay. This was the day Shantaben smiled after years of running away from her house. She now took cooking jobs, something she was extremely fast at and enjoyed thoroughly. Slowly she began making snacks at home in her free time and sold it to the people where she worked, friends of her children at school and her snacks began famous. She was earning well and having saved enough for having seen the dark days alone she decided to do it full time, as she could look after her growing daughters better. Soon party orders came in and many grocers agreed to put her make in their shops for it sold like hot cakes. Shantaben began to get more orders but she took only as many as she could manage. She never let her daughter's help, for her their education was of prime importance, she fought her battle alone. 

It was then when she reflected upon her life and how lucky she was to have survived it all, she thought what was the weapon for uneducated women like her, who suffer brutality each day, not being financially independent. She let the word out that she would take more orders if she would have more support but from women who really needed it to free from the bondage's that gave one only scars. To her surprise, even today women come to her from various corners of the state each with a story more disturbing that the other. Shantaben never say's no to anybody and thanks to her and her foundation "mahila gruh udhyog" no woman has to sleep on road or stations and starve or feel discarded, fee its the end of life only for Shantaben did not just think about herself.

Shantaben also does social work and gives 24*7*365 counselling to women suffering from all kinds of domestic issues. After all this all I can say is if I can be 10% of her even with my fancy degree, I would be someone. She is surely #MadeOfGrit and #MadeOfGreat.

To know more about Tata Motor's #MadeOfGreat initiative log on to: http://madeofgreat.tatamotors.com/

Thursday, 20 August 2015

Skyping Over Airtel 4G

Airtel 4G is something I have been waiting for since the time it was announced about six months ago. I am sure many of you are too. 3G has served us well but sometimes especially over the most used apps like Whats app  or Skype the connections go slow and you have an interruptions during your chat which is not what you want especially when you are talking with your loved ones and they have better connections than yours and lesser time.

Connections breaking up can also lead to bad mood and sometimes therefore I myself avoid calling someone over skype when the internet is not so fast, as from previous experiences though you are really eager to talk to someone and you find that person is online. You connect and after a few minutes it starts breaking down, the speed slows, leaving both the parties angry and disappointed. On one such incident when my son had won chess championship and call me he was so excited, but I could only see his happy face for a few minutes, the connection went bad and he was upset. On a later conversation on the phone, his pitch had dropped, his enthusiasm a little less and mine too as it was great to see his happy face and animated description of the match, voice could only tell so much.

So when Airtel announced the 4G, I got myself a smartphone which is compatible with the same. Luckily, Airtel had partnered with it and I got an Airtel sim as well. Now I just dream of the day I could talk to my children for as long as I want, stress free at their time. Also relatives abroad who always boast of a better connection and I hang my head every time a connection breaks as if it was my fault. No more now. India will no longer be behind thanks to Airtel.  If Tagore were born in the technology era he would have re-quoted himself for my situation “where the mind is without fear and the head is held high”. Thanks to only and only one connection – Airtel.

Are you someone with similar issues such as me? You want to Skype with your children living away from home? You wish to see every expression on their face as you, the parent know them better than anyone else? You have relatives abroad who have always boasted of being more advanced than you? Who always made you felt bad for a bad connection, each time proving their point that you made a bad decision of staying back in India? Well, if your answer is a “yes” to any one or more of the questions above then, it’s the time you buy a 4G connection. It saves time and you of all the embarrassment. All you have to do is log on to http://www.airtel.in/4g/, apply for one and get it delivered at your door step. It’s that easy. So what are you waiting for?



Sunday, 19 July 2015

Parenting Gives "Khusi Ke Pal" Being Friends


I have cherished each moment being a mother with my son, right from his gurgling and making his first sound to his first laughter, even his cries, him coming running to me after winning a match of chess, I was his best friend and he told me everything first. Children get that naturally for their mothers I believe, for that is what happened to us. However parents treat their children as children more often and slowly as they grow they realize they are smarter and quicker in a lot of matters than themselves. That is point where it begins that parents treat children as friends.

To me it happened in the last few days before my son was to go away from home for the first time and live on his own in the hostel. I was not happy though I knew that was what he had worked the last two years for. Hardly slept both of us, for the dream was that he clears the entrance to one of the top institutions and secures a seat for Bachelors in Engineering degree. That came true and now the harder facts were pressing, my little child was to go off away into the hostel and live alone. I was worried about the smallest thing. How would he be there? What kind of rooms were they? Will he be able to tackle the bullies? Will he like the food?

All this was on my head and then a friend of mine told me to teach my son basics like washing clothes, making a little bit of instant food and a cup of tea or coffee for himself so on the worst days, in bad food conditions he doesn't starve. It was around the time when my son too realized that he was going to miss me and though acting all grown up boy, he didn't but he surely felt so. He would avoid his friends and spend more time with me. When I had to scream to get things done earlier over the loud noise of his computer games, my calls were answered in one go.

So I began teaching him how to boil milk, make coffee and warm up instant food packets. That was his limit. The next day I taught him how to wash clothes and then to iron them. But the day my lessons began so dis his. I wasn't aware my son had really grown up. He had saved through out last year and he gifted me a smart phone. He installed an app called skype and another called whatsapp. H also recharged it with a 3 months internet pack, knowing well that I would be slow at learning technology. Then he taught me how to use skype and video chat. While I would teach him to do the household chores he told me to take a selfie and send it via whatsapp. Though initially what I taught him was boring to him, later he realized that I was learning really well despite of being technologically impaired. So not only did he learn to do little things but helped me making all the snacks I made for him in the kitchen and trust me for us Gujarati's it is an endless list viz. papdi, gathiya, chevdo, chakli, puri, thepla, etc. In the last few days where my agenda was to feed him with as much food as possible, he taught me to be better at skyping, we found where the network was best at home and he learnt to make bhakri-shaak (Bhakri is a kind of Gujarati bread and shaak in Guarati means vegetables).  We became friends and that helped us understand each other better and enjoy our time together. Now looking back that moment when I was sad initially that my son was going away was as memorable a moment with him for it was our first moment of friendship.

So at last as we bonded over, with me packing his bag and he setting up the computer passwords to uncomplicated one so that I could use it, I slipped a box of Kellogs chocos that has been his breakfast and guess what the day his hostel food is bad he always skypes me with a bowl of chocos in his hand and he doesn't look sad, something I had been so worried about. I am happy we have the equation of friendship, try it with your parents/ children and they will learn faster, grow happier. Today I can write this blog for he taught me how to blog too, once I could skype and use facebook and I am glad I can. Its the second best thing I do besides being with my family. So Khuljaye Bachpan with Kellogs Chocos? Watch this video and you will know what I am talking about:



And if you are sad today, have a bowl of Kellogs chocos, its nutritious and chocolate always enhances the moos. Fore more information log on to https://www.facebook.com/mychocos.

Friday, 10 July 2015

Diet with Balance

"Lets grab a burger or a sandwhich". "I am craving for pasta today and I have worked so hard", "lets just eat anything as long as it doesn't make us sleep, there is a lot of work to do", "Grab me that pepsi, I can't have my pizza without it". Can you relate to all of this at work. We just consume anything as long as we tick and suddenly when there is a friends wedding or some jeans to be bought you realize with shock and horror that within three months you put three kg's and then suddenly you stave yourself to death as guilt consumes you. Next day on you survive purely on coffee and that makes you tick, you avoid all kinds of fried and oily food and that's good, but you eat too less and feel low on energy. You are not as smart , attentive and focused as you only thing about the hunger pang in your being most of the time. Can you do this for long? No! So one day you realize much to your horror again that your performance has dropped and you are far from that promotion or the position you have been eyeing. Your career graph goes downhill and you think what for? You choose work over yourself and the result alarms you again into a crash diet. This cycle continues each time but you don't end up loosing weight, looking and worse feeling terrible about yourself. Sometime you develop deficiency when on diet. All of this just tell you one thing "Crash diet is not the solution".

Our body is like the machine and food is its fuel. It cannot function without food as that is our energy source. So stopping to eat altogether is the greatest punishment for your body and in the long run does more harm than good. So the most important thing to understand is to always eat a balanced diet. They tell you that low on carbs is the way to go , but have you ever thought why you feel dizzy when you are low on carbs or rather technically and accurately carbohydrates? That is because the fuel that can give you energy fastest are carbohydrates. Simple sugars like glucose and fructose. Therefore fruit juices are recommended. Think of this, when you faint or feel dizzy what do they give you? Glucose! So now I think the point is clear that you do need carbohydrates although you should avoid eating too much sugar as these later get converted into fats and are stored in the body. Eating at regular intervals also thus helps. 


So what should ideally be a healthy, wholesome diet? One that has Carbohydrates so cereals, protein therefore pulses, vitamins and minerals hence green leafy vegetables and nuts. Although apart from all of these there is also honey that should be included in diet. Honey is an instant source of energy as it has raw sugars. It has added anti-microbicidal, antibiotic activities. It can also be added to foods like your breakfast cereal, your fruit bowl or that lemonade. Some reports also suggest that about three weeks helps you reduce an ounce. 



To know more about the benefits of honey from a brand I have trusted always - Dabur, please visit their site http://www.daburhoney.com/ and do let me know in your comments if you now are convinced to have a balanced diet with honey.

Friday, 15 May 2015

#MyAirtelApp

A smartphone is a gadget that helps to do just one thing, make your life easy. We download all the apps that make ours fast. We communicate with friends on facebook, share our thoughts on twitter, post our pictures on Instagram that can in turn put it on both twitter and facebook. We want to go fast as time is precious, rare and in-fact everything. So when you can use this time do better things, like play with your children, talk to your aging parents or perhaps cooking that satiating meal for you have only been eating out all day, all time. If you are a twenty first century professional, the next thing you need after a smart phone is the right app. Ofcourse assuming you have the right connection with great connection strength and speeds, courtesy - Airtel. 

So just log on to  http://www.airtel.in/myairtel, know all about the app, various benefits, download the app, save your time and money and hey, shake that thing! When you do that you get a lot of advantages, here are the three that tops my list:

1. Cool Offers:  Many a times it so happens that my data pack is expiring and I shake the app, sometimes it so happened that I got free data. Not just that at the end of the month when pockets are tight I have found full talk time for low value recharge which meant I can call my loved ones far away and talk without worrying about the balance. Isn't that a boon?

2. Contact Storage and Recharge: My parents live in smaller towns and the internet connection there is bad. They do not either have a smart phone. So mostly they ask me to recharge their phones. As I am always on the go professionally, I have saved all their contacts in one list and all I have to do is refer to that when I need to recharge their phones. This saves me from all the pain of going through the internet, then feeding their number etc. There are also express heck out options so that you do not have to feed in your credit or debit card 16 digit number again and again, etc. So you can practically recharge on the move.

3. Timely Notification and Check: You can keep a complete check of your usage and recharge with this app without saving a million sms that helps you keep a track of your mobile usage and expenditure. Also it gives you notifications when the balance is expiring, etc. so that you are never out of balance. This is especially important for women, working late, travelling alone, etc. A working phone is the first thing you need when in danger.

 So what are you waiting for? Downlaod the app today! 

You can also watch this video and decide:





Sunday, 1 February 2015

Chat Buy and Sell With Quikr

Online shopping is one of the things of this generation.  Well my son will buy even his toothpaste online as he can do it anytime and at all times. It is such an addiction or call it convenience that even people of the generation before have also adapted to it. Great offers, saving time, money, exposure, pollution and the hassle of finding a parking for your car, petrol costs, time and most of all traffic, the older ways don’t seem fun when the option at the opposite end is a click of a mouse.

Also now one can just not buy but also sell your old stuff online via Internet and that is something I find even better. The consumer is not just limited now to your next door neighbour or a friend circle but extends much beyond to the entire nation. Who dreamt one day that would be possible?

Well the grass does have ants, it can become a nuisance too. Like once we put an old phone of mine to sell and all we got was phone calls all through the day. It was good as we wanted to sell it but for the price I was getting how worth it was it? Plus from some kind of calls All I wished was I hadn't put my number there. But then how else will I sell. So I thought can some Internet portal help me do it with a chat instead of call and help me do it quicker without much stress and guess what I found? Yes Quikr it was!

The following features are the reason I use it and I am sure if you give it a try you will agree that chatting is a better option.



1.  It’s a written word:   Researchers two years ago showed that you lie the most and build castles in the air when you talk. Also us Indians are talkative people, we can talk for hours and only when the time has gone by we realise all we did was talk. Many a times the talk can be true many a times blown to an unimaginable scale and many a times false. So I believe in going for the option where people will not tend to lie.

Also while dealing online it’s not always that you may find the right person so a chat is always a proof of you deal. Anything may happen you have their written word as proof of the deal between the two of you. Chat conversations are legally accepted and can be used if something turns sour. So as the people in the olden days said “it’s the written word” this is one thing Quikr helps you achieve through chat.

2. Mobile Number Privacy:  As I said earlier many a times while dealing with selling I wished my number didn't go everywhere. With there being a breach of privacy, I am held with doing the deal just for this one reason. I shall not have the deal instead of having a breach with my privacy. Quikr keeps your number safe and its not available or accessible for others. That is another reason I prefer to go with it.

3. Saves Time and Money:  The endless phone calls at all hours are not when you can attend to just to sell a small thing. This is the biggest issue I faced. I would rather have a selected time and slot to do it as per my convenience over a chat than my phone ringing all day at all hours. If I missed a call I would spend equal amount in calling and spend that much time.

However while chatting you can chat with multiple people at one go. The younger generation is better at it, they have ten chat windows open. I used to wonder how, but now I think its very efficient when you have to buy or sell. Also while negotiating with multiple people at one go you get the feel of the best deal you are going to get as the negotiation with multiple parties happen at one. So you can reach a decision faster than ever and make that deal, get over with it!

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Saturday, 31 January 2015

Let Your Skin Breathe With Garnier

A child like soft, clear at and flawless skin is a dream of every woman. Skin problems arise when the dirt and germs come in contact with the skin and block its natural pores causing pimples. A pimple then leaves a spot as it goes away. Therefore treating it right at the onset is the wisest move.
Mine is an oily skin and if Shakespeare was alive he would have written my agony as "Why lord dost so unkind to gift thou such an oily skin?" Well I ask the same everyday. Being a single independent woman I try the best to put maximum hours of my day into work and work includes travel. They say women in olden times didn't have a scar on their face but how would they? They never faced tons of pollution!

The other problem with women like us is time or where is the time? My mom has lovingly gifted me a Chandan stick with a base to rub on,melt it and apply on my face for a clear skin. She lovingly did this and still does when I am home but when away at the end of a 12-14 hour job plus commute I just cannot manage it. I also do not have the time to spend hours in the beauty parlor.

The story now on is however not the Shakespeare ode to the unkind continued but my journey into maintaining a clear one each day. As I said I had an oily skin, so oily I can shine without a moisturizer like one of those models in a commercials but it has its own offsets. People like me tend to catch the pollution fast which sticks to the face and only thing that can help is repetitive washing of the face. That certainly is possible if one,'s job is desk and chair but mine involves field work and travel. As you know we how clean our Indian roads are, within 15 minutes of stepping outside the house I am victimized, my skin cries to breathe fresh air. The result four years ago was severe skin eruptions marking my face. 

Nobody hires a person who looks like a can of dripping oil and I faced a lot of rejections because I had traveled far for interviews and one cannot be Aishwarya Rai unless one travels by AC car and just steps out for business. On second thoughts most of such women don't work. So for the Aam aurat the solution has to be economical and practical. Also being in a profession demanding 12-14 hours of work I cannot go now and again to keep washing my face. The result of this was having a bad skin with pimples leaving marks on my fair skin. I consulted with multiple skin specialists who prescribed medicine after medicine but nothing to cure. Then when s friends mother who was a skin specialist saw me she could understand my pain and had just one solution Neem soap.

Neem has been known since the Vedic times as a medicinal plant. It was a logical choice but there
was just one short coming, soaps render skin dry and the skin look s malnourished. From severely oily I wanted to go healthy not the bereft. So I started trying neem face washes and my eyes fell on Garnier's neem face wash. It is specifically designed for oily skin which helps you remove oil, fights germs and cleanses deeply to remove all the exposure by pollution to your precious skin. You can check all the details about this and more products from Garnier here: bit.ly/GarnierPureActiveNeemWebsite


I started using it about three months ago and my skin is much better now. It doesn't dry like using soap and doesn't get oily too soon, so you can work without bothering too much. So no pimpleas and no marks as they claim. The results of a clear skin are obviously more confidence at work and love with myself. Thank you Garnier for being at my rescue and taking care of skin. I believe in me because of you. 

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