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Growing interest in East Asian skincare, including the viral Japanese rice face mask for achieving 'glass skin,' gains popularity 

Roshni Chopra approves the viral Japanese rice face mask; here's how you can try it too

Growing interest in East Asian skincare, including the viral Japanese rice face mask for achieving 'glass skin,' gains popularity

There are numerous skincare trends that manage to garner the attention of people. Recently, people are really interested in skincare from East Asia, like Korea and Japan. One cool Japanese skincare trick is the famous rice face mask that a lot of people are talking about. They say if you use it regularly, it can help you obtain that glass skin glow.&nbsp;
Popular TV host and social media influencer Roshni Chopra tested out the rice face mask and posted about it on Instagram. She was really impressed with how her skin looked like glass after using it. In her video, she said, "I loved how my skin turned out, and it's super simple. You should give it a shot!"
<h3>What is required to make the viral Japanese face mask?</h3>
She said all you need to do is: mix 2 tbsp rice flour (or 70% cooked rice with 1 tsp honey and 2 Tbsp milk and then leave on for 7-10 mins and rinse off.
Rice flour exfoliates gently, brightens the skin, and controls excess oil, making it a natural remedy for smoother, clearer skin. Its anti-inflammatory properties can also help soothe irritated skin and reduce acne-related redness.
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Are sheet masks really good for the skin? Dr. Jushya Sareen answered this question by sharing an Instagram video. 

How good are sheet masks for our skin? Here's what expert reveals

Are sheet masks really good for the skin? Dr. Jushya Sareen answered this question by sharing an Instagram video.&nbsp;

Skin enthusiasts are obsessing over sheet masks these days but the question is are they really good for the skin? Dr. Jushya Sareen answered this question on Instagram.&nbsp;
In the video, she explained that there are just two sheet masks which are actually good. One is Hyaluronic Acid sheet mask which provides hydration and the other one is Salicylic Acid sheet mask which helps control oil formation on our skin.
However, the sheet masks' effect on the skin is not long-lasting and is temporary. She further said that serums are much better than sheet masks as they can help you deal with skin problems and they have a long-lasting effect. She concluded by saying that these masks can be used only once in a while.

Adenovirus scare: Mamata Banerjee urges people to wear face masks after 6 kids die

The chief minister had last week said ample measures are being taken by her administration to tackle with the adenovirus situation.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday said six children have so far died in the state due to adenovirus, and urged people to start using face masks again to combat the menace.
Banerjee also said one of her family members has been infected by the virus, but did not elaborate on the development.
"So far, 19 people have died due to Acute Respiratory Infection (ARI), and out of them, 13 had comorbidities and six (deaths of children) were due to adenovirus. I urge people to start wearing face masks for the time-being,&rdquo; she said at the state assembly.
&ldquo;Do not panic and see a doctor immediately if you are having fever," the CM added.
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Banerjee also claimed that health services have improved a lot in Bengal compared to the Covid period.
Taking a jibe at the opposition for questioning the health infrastructure in the state, she said that during the Left Front rule, no special newborn care units existed, while at present, there are over 2,486 SNCUs at 138 hospitals.
The chief minister had last week said ample measures are being taken by her administration to tackle with the adenovirus situation.
&ldquo;We have readied 5,000 beds and 600 doctors have been tasked with the responsibility of dealing with such cases,&rdquo; she had told reporters.
West Bengal has been witnessing child deaths, primarily due to ARI, since the last few weeks.

Karisma Kapoor's go-to ingredient for radiant and flawless skin is not a secret anymore as she shares her DIY routine that you can follow too

This ingredient is the reason behind Karisma Kapoor's glowing skin; know how to use it

Karisma Kapoor's go-to ingredient for radiant and flawless skin is not a secret anymore as she shares her DIY routine that you can follow too

Bollywood diva Karisma Kapoor has been turning heads for decades and now for her glowing, young looking skin. Her go-to ingredient for radiant and flawless skin is not a secret anymore as she recently shared her go-to ingredient, matcha that she uses for her DIY skincare routine.&nbsp;
<h3>Benefits of matcha for skin</h3>
Matcha is rich in EGCG (a type of catechin) and has free-radical fighting powers. Its antioxidant properties protect skin from premature signs of ageing and fight dullness at the same time.&nbsp;
<h3>How to use matcha for skin</h3>
You can use matcha as a face mask by adding ingredients like rosewater and cucumber to it. Make a thick paste and apply it on your face. Wash it off 30 minutes later.
You can also make a matcha face mask by including honey and avocado to give your skin deep hydration.&nbsp;
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The new thing to try out when it comes to a face mask is the bubble mask; know how to use it. 

Bubble bath is all cool but now it's time for bubble face mask!

The new thing to try out when it comes to a face mask is the bubble mask; know how to use it.&nbsp;

Bubble face masks work just like any other face mask and are available as sheet masks, creams, clay masks etc. with various hydrating and cleansing ingredients.
The only difference is that when applied on the face, bubble masks form bubbles due to the oxygenation process. These bubbles remove dirt and blemishes from the face and rejuvenate your skin.
<h3>Here are 5 simple steps to use bubble masks:</h3>
<ul>
<li>First, clean your face with a gentle cleanser and wash it off with lukewarm water</li>
<li>Apply any form of the bubble face mask and wait till the bubbles start forming.</li>
<li>Gently massage the mask on the skin as soon as the bubbles start forming. This will help you get rid of dirt and impurities off your face.</li>
<li>Wash away with clean lukewarm water. Do not leave the masks for more than 15-20 minutes.</li>
<li>Applying a hydrating serum or cream post this is very important.</li>
</ul>
Pro tip &ndash; Visit a dermatologist in case of any allergy or skin problem.
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We need to talk and this time about the face masks of Raj Kundra. Let's get to know more about the Mason Margiela mask era and whether it will make a U-turn.

Raj Kundra bringing back Kanye West's Margiela mask-era? Know all about it

We need to talk and this time about the face masks of Raj Kundra. Let's get to know more about the Mason Margiela mask era and whether it will make a U-turn.

Bollywood actor Shilpa Shetty is known for her scintillating looks but these days her husband Raj Kundra is managing to grab all the attention whenever he steps out. Well, if you haven't noticed yet, you will now.
His face masks have been the highlights of his attire and this time, he was seen in a black sequined face mask and stirred the discussion on the internet whether he is trying to hop onto Kanye West's now Ye's Margiela mask era.&nbsp;
For those who don't know, let's tell you more about the Margiela mask era; what it was and how Kanye was riding high on it.&nbsp;
In 2013 when Kanye West was embarking on his Yeezus tour, his fits were designed by Maison Martin Margiela. Apart from his nice outfits, people couldn't stop talking about his sequined face mask.&nbsp;
Furthermore, in the 2012 Fashion Week, Maison Martin Margiela's show was all about these bedazzling masks covered with glass, rhinestones, and whatnot.&nbsp;
So, can we say that Raj Kundra is paving the way for the Mason Margiela era in India?&nbsp;
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Face masks have become crucial for our existence in times of the deadly pandemic and it is no fun to cover faces especially when it's the wedding season. But an unidentified women's image circulating on the&nbsp;internet&nbsp;has left the netizens&nbsp;in splits and has now given them reasons to explore ways of wearing jewellery over one's mask. In an image tweeted by IPS&nbsp;officer Deepanshu&nbsp;Khabra, a dressed-up woman&nbsp;at a wedding has given an interesting edge to her attire. She can be seen donning her 'Nath'&nbsp;(nose ring) over her mask. The officer who expressed his surprise captioned the image as '#Jewelleryjugad&nbsp;level super ultra pro max'.&nbsp;Her interesting look has surely quirked the brows of the social media users who are now praising her for the 'desi&nbsp;jugad'.

'#Jewelleryjugad level super ultra pro max': Woman wears nath over mask, netizens impressed

Face masks have become crucial for our existence in times of the deadly pandemic and it is no fun to cover faces especially when it's the wedding season. But an unidentified women's image circulating on the&nbsp;internet&nbsp;has left the netizens&nbsp;in splits and has now given them reasons to explore ways of wearing jewellery over one's mask. In an image tweeted by IPS&nbsp;officer Deepanshu&nbsp;Khabra, a dressed-up woman&nbsp;at a wedding has given an interesting edge to her attire. She can be seen donning her 'Nath'&nbsp;(nose ring) over her mask. The officer who expressed his surprise captioned the image as '#Jewelleryjugad&nbsp;level super ultra pro max'.&nbsp; Her interesting look has surely quirked the brows of the social media users who are now praising her for the 'desi&nbsp;jugad'.

'#Jewelleryjugad level super ultra pro max': Women wears nath over mask, netizens impressed

Wedding in the times of Covid-19 Woman wears nath over mask, netizens impressed 'Jewellery jugad':&nbsp;IPS&nbsp;officer tweets image Woman wears 'Nath' over her mask

Face masks have become crucial for our existence and it is no fun to cover the face especially when it's the wedding season. But an unidentified women's image circulating on the&nbsp;internet&nbsp;has left the netizens&nbsp;in splits and yet given them ways of wearing jewellery over the mask. In an image tweeted by IPS&nbsp;officer Deepanshu&nbsp;Khabra, a dressed-up woman&nbsp;at a wedding can be seen donning her 'Nath'&nbsp;or nose ring over her mask. The officer who expressed his surprise captioned the image as '#Jewelleryjugad&nbsp;level super ultra pro max'.&nbsp; Her interesting look has surely quirked the brows of the social media users who are now praising her for the 'desi&nbsp;jugad'.

Thailand's Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha was fined 6,000 baht, about $190 on Monday for breaching rules aimed at containing the coronavirus by not wearing a face mask.The governor of Bangkok in a Facebook post said, the prime minister was informed that this was a violation of rules. The move came after a photograph of the Thai PM appeared on his Facebook page showing him not wearing a mask in a meeting. Thailand has managed to keep its caseload lower than many countries, but the latest outbreak has resulted in 57,508 infections and 148 deaths in just under 30 days. It reported 2,048 new cases on Monday, of which 901 were in Bangkok.

Thailand PM fined $190 for not wearing face mask amid pandemic

Thailand PM fined $190 for not wearing a face mask amid pandemic

Thailand PM fined 6,000 baht for Covid&nbsp;norm violation
Thai PM was seen without&nbsp;a face mask amid pandemic
Thailand posted 57,508 infections, 148 deaths in April
2,048 new cases reported on Monday, 901 in Bangkok
&nbsp;

Thailand's Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha was fined 6,000 baht, about $190 on Monday for breaching rules aimed at containing the coronavirus by not wearing a face mask. The governor of Bangkok in a Facebook post said, the prime minister was informed that this was a violation of rules. The move came after a photograph of the Thai PM appeared on his Facebook page showing him not wearing a mask in a meeting. Thailand has managed to keep its caseload lower than many countries, but the latest outbreak has resulted in 57,508 infections and 148 deaths in just under 30 days. It reported 2,048 new cases on Monday, of which 901 were in Bangkok.

You might have heard of innumerable side effects of wearing a face mask all day, to prevent the risk of transmission of Covid-19. Some of these include headaches, 'maskne' and 'mask mouth'.&nbsp;
There's another one added to the list of physical symptoms that are caused by prolonged use of face masks.
If you're wearing your face mask wrong, you could land yourself up with a stiff, achy neck.&nbsp;
The American Chiropractic Association has noticed a link between long hours spent wearing a mask and an increase in instances of neck pain, upper back and jaw pain.&nbsp;
Experts believe the trick lies in wearing masks that fit absolutely well on the face. Ill-fitted masks are contributing factors in neck and back pain.

Wearing your mask in the wrong way could lead to a stiff achy neck

Are you wearing your face mask wrong? Don't be surprised if you land up with a stiff, achy neck.

You might have heard of innumerable side effects of wearing a face mask all day, to prevent the risk of transmission of Covid-19. Some of these include headaches, 'maskne' and 'mask mouth'.&nbsp;
There's another one added to the list of physical symptoms that are caused by prolonged use of face masks.
If you're wearing your face mask wrong, you could land yourself up with a stiff, achy neck.
The American Chiropractic Association has noticed a link between long hours spent wearing a mask and an increase in instances of neck pain, upper back and jaw pain.&nbsp;
Experts believe the trick lies in wearing masks that fit absolutely well on the face. Ill-fitted masks are contributing factors in neck and back pain.

You might have heard of innumerable side effects of wearing a face mask all day, to prevent the risk of transmission of Covid-19. Some of these include headaches, 'maskne' and 'mask mouth'.&nbsp;
There's another one added to the list of physical symptoms that are caused by prolonged use of face masks.
If you're wearing your face mask wrong, you could land yourself up with a stiff, achy neck.&nbsp;
The American Chiropractic Association has noticed a link between long hours spent wearing a mask and an increase in instances of neck pain, upper back and jaw pain.&nbsp;
Experts believe the trick lies in wearing masks that fit absolutely well on the face. Ill-fitted masks are contributing factors in neck and back pain.

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