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Summer is at its peak in Delhi as temperatures touch 50 degrees and a water shortage has been declared in the national capital. Here are some small ways you can contribute and save water!

Delhi water shortage: 5 Things you can do to preserve water during the heatwave

<h2>Summer is at its peak in Delhi as temperatures touch 50 degrees and a water shortage has been declared in the national capital. Here are some small ways you can contribute and save water!</h2>

Summer is at its peak in Delhi as temperatures touch 50 degrees. A red alert has been issued at many spots in North India. A water shortage has also been declared in Delhi, and the government has warned residents not to waste water amid high demand.
As a responsible citizen, you can also do your part and save water. Here are some tips.
<h3>5 small but useful tips to save water during summer</h3>
Save water, take short showers
We all love to take a long, cold bath. But during the summer months when water is sparse, avoid taking long showers. If possible, regulate water usage by skipping the shower and using a bucket and mug.
Aim for a shower that is 5 minutes or less.
Full loads for washing machine and dishwasher
Avoid running your washing machine or dishwasher at half capacity. One should also avoid washing clothes too often in the summer as harmful chemicals harm the water systems. Contaminated water supplies can lead to the spread of waterborne illnesses and other health hazards.
Do not thaw food under running water
This summer stop thawing your frozen food under running water. Plan ahead and thaw in the refrigerator or use the defrost setting on your microwave.
Water your lawn wisely
Do not use hose pipes to water plants, instead use a bucket and mug to conserve water.
Fix leaks
If you have a leaky pipe at home, get help and get it fixed. Leaky pipes can cause water loss and may even increase your water bill.
Meanwhile, the IMD has forecast that heatwave conditions are expected to persist for another three or four days in the state. Officials from the Bihar Disaster Management Department advised people to avoid heat exposure, stay cool, and prevent dehydration.
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/health/beat-the-heat-with-mrunal-thakur-s-summer-smoothie-here-s-the-recipe-1717037233932">Beat the heat with Mrunal Thakur's summer smoothie, here's the recipe</a>

As the heat increases, we tend to sweat more and more. Add rose water to your bath water to combat the smell of sweat as its floral scent will help mask lingering sweat odours. Here are some other useful tips!

Do you sweat a lot? Here are a few effective tips to ward off bad body odour 

<h2>As the heat increases, we tend to sweat more and more. Add rose water to your bath water to combat the smell of sweat as its floral scent will help mask lingering sweat odours. Here are some other useful tips!</h2>

Summer is here and so is the season of excessive sweating. As the heat increases, we tend to sweat more and more. Even if we bathe regularly, the sweat smell tends to linger. When even perfumes fail to hide the smell, we have the best alternatives!
<h3>Here are a few tips to keep away sweat smell in summer</h3>
Mix rose water in bathing water
Rose water has a floral scent that can help mask any lingering sweat odours, leaving you feeling and smelling fresher. The rose extract is also great for your skin. Mixing rose water in bath water will mask the smell of sweetness.
Add lemon to bathing water
Lemon contains citric acid, which has antibacterial properties. When applied to the skin, lemon water can help kill odour-causing bacteria, thereby reducing the smell of sweet. Use lemon soap or add a few drops to your bathing water.
Add orange peel to bathing water
Another effective citrus fruit that helps mask the smell of sweat is orange. Orange peel contains essential oils with a fresh citrus fragrance that can help mask unpleasant body odour.
Use mogra flower
Mogra flowers emit a sweet, floral scent that can effectively mask unpleasant body odours. Placing fresh mogra flowers in your surroundings can help create a pleasant aroma, reducing the perception of sweat smell. You can also add mogra flowers in water and take a bath.
Other than these, during summer make sure to change your clothes often. Opt for breathable fabrics like cotton or moisture-wicking materials to help keep you dry and reduce the likelihood of sweat and odour buildup.
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/food/looking-for-the-perfect-post-workout-drink-try-rakul-preet-singh-approved-banana-smoothie-recipe-here-1713680162516">Looking for the perfect post workout drink? Try Rakul Preet Singh-approved banana smoothie, recipe here</a> &nbsp;

Before you start removing your hair, it's important to steer clear of these common mistakes that might give you cuts, bumps and burns. Keep watching and thank us later. 

If your skin appears red after shaving, you might be making these mistakes  

Before you start removing your hair, it's important to steer clear of these common mistakes that might give you cuts, bumps and burns. Keep watching and thank us later.&nbsp;

Summer is here and we're all set for breezy and comfy outfits. But, with this hot season arrives the pressure of a perfectly shaved body.&nbsp;
So before you start removing your hair, it's important to steer clear of these common mistakes that might give you cuts, bumps and burns. Keep watching and thank us later.&nbsp;
<h3>Exfoliate before shaving&nbsp;</h3>
Before you start shaving, it's important to exfoliate your skin in order to remove dead skin cells, oil or dirt.&nbsp;
<h3>Lather up before shaving&nbsp;</h3>
Always ensure that you soak the skin in warm water for a few minutes, apply a cleanser or shaving foam and then start shaving.&nbsp;
<h3>Always shave in the opposite direction&nbsp;</h3>
Use a fresh razor blade each time and as a thumb rule, always shave in the opposite direction. Do not shave the same area more than twice.
<h3>Moisturise after shaving</h3>
After shaving, the skin is prone to sensitivity and irritation so always use a moisturiser for a healthy and glowy skin. And don't forget to apply sunscreen before stepping out.&nbsp;
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/fashion-and-beauty/skin-tanning-here-s-how-you-can-get-rid-of-sun-tan-naturally-1679137004253">Skin tanning: Here&rsquo;s how you can get rid of sun tan naturally&nbsp;</a>

Summer is here and it's time to keep your mane safe and healthy. Here are some tips to take care of your mane this season. 

Summer hair care: This is how you can keep your mane healthy this season

This is how you can keep your mane healthy this summer 

Summer is here and it's time to keep your hair safe and healthy. Here are some tips to take care of your mane this season.&nbsp;

Summer is here and it's time to keep your hair safe and healthy. However, this hot and humid climate can cause damage to your hair leaving it dry, frizzy and more prone to breakage.&nbsp;
<h3>Tips to keep in mind for your hair during summer&nbsp;</h3>
<h3>Protection from the sun</h3>
The harmful UV rays from the sun can damage your hair making it dry and brittle. It's always recommended to wear a scarf or hat whenever you step outside.
<h3>Keep your hair clean</h3>
In this hot weather, your hair tends to become more oily making your scalp itchier. So, it's important to wash your hair regularly with a gentle shampoo.&nbsp;
<h3>Avoid styling tools</h3>
The hot and humid climate can make your hair more susceptible to damage from heating equipments. Instead, let your hair air dry.&nbsp;
<h3>Use a deep conditioning treatment</h3>
Using a hair mask that contains natural ingredients like shea butter, honey, and coconut water will keep your hair hydrated.&nbsp;
<h3>Trim your hair regularly</h3>
Regular haircuts are essential for maintaining a healthy mane. Get your hair trim every 6-8 weeks to prevent breakage and healthy-looking hair.&nbsp;
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As the global temperature has increased in recent years, pollen allergy season has grown more intense and will continue to do so according to research. 

Allergy season came earlier this year, thanks to climate change

As the global temperature has increased in recent years, pollen allergy season has grown more intense and will continue to do so according to research.&nbsp;

A study published in Nature Communications found that pollen allergy season could start up to 40 days earlier and last 19 days longer by the year 2100 due to climate change.
The rising global temperatures are responsible for seasonal allergies causing trees, weeds and grasses to go through early pollination. The study also states that annual pollen emissions will increase by 40% due to weather changes but will drastically rise to 250% if carbon dioxide and other harmful gases from ignition of coal, gasoline and natural gases are continued to be produced at current rates.
A recent report from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration noted that countries globally experienced record-breaking warm temperatures last month as the average temperatures rose 2.7 degrees above the 20th-century standard.
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/health/climate-change-makes-children-more-vulnerable-to-infections-1640668842191">Climate change makes children more vulnerable to infections</a>

Cucumber has several benefits and besides being great for health, it is also good for skin.

Cucumber is a must in your summer diet. Know its various health benefits here

Cucumber has several benefits and besides being great for health, it is also good for skin. 

Make cucumber your BFF this summer season; know why

Cucumber has several benefits and besides being great for health, it is also good for skin.

Summers are here and with the change in season, the time has come to take care of your health and skin. It is recommended&nbsp; to consume water-rich food like cucumber. Cucumber has several benefits, not only for health but also for skin.&nbsp;
Cucumber consists of 95 per cent water, so it helps fulfil the requirement of water in our body. It is also rich in fibre, magnesium and potassium, due to which one's blood pressure remains under control.
Moreover, cucumbers should be eaten with peel as the fibre present in them helps in better digestion and also provides relief from constipation. &nbsp;
Cucumber works wonders even for your skin. Placing cucumber slices under the eyes helps in rejuvenation and makes one feel relaxed. It also helps in getting rid of skin irritation, swollen face and redness.&nbsp;
Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/food/this-summer-ditch-unhealthy-sugary-drinks-try-refreshing-and-healthy-honey-ginger-iced-tea-1679057811470">This summer ditch unhealthy sugary drinks; try refreshing and healthy 'honey ginger iced tea'</a>

Get flawless skin naturally with this roasted turmeric and honey face mask; here’s how to make it. 

Skin tanning: Here’s how you can get rid of sun tan naturally 

Get flawless skin naturally with this roasted turmeric and honey face mask; here&rsquo;s how to make it.&nbsp;

Summer is here and the hot weather can mess with your skin&rsquo;s natural pH levels leaving your skin dry and tanned. However, taking care of your skin naturally will get you through this season. Get rid of sun tan at home with roasted turmeric and honey face mask.&nbsp;
<h3>Here&rsquo;s how to make it&nbsp;</h3>
Step 1&nbsp;
Roast turmeric in a pan for 5 minutes or until it takes a dark coffee colour
Step 2
Add some honey and milk to bring in a smooth consistency for the paste
Step 3
Apply it all over your face and hands and keep it for 10 minutes
Step 4
Wash off with normal water while gently scrubbing the face.
Don&rsquo;t forget to apply sunscreen before stepping out.
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/fashion-and-beauty/avoid-these-5-skincare-mistakes-in-summer-to-maintain-healthy-skin-1678877966588">Avoid these 5 skincare mistakes in summer to maintain healthy skin</a>

As the name suggests, bubble bob is airy, floaty and one of the cutest crops for a hot summer day. 

Bubble bob is the latest summer haircut; here's how it looks 

As the name suggests, bubble bob is airy, floaty and one of the cutest crops for a hot summer day.&nbsp;

Summer is here and we're craving short hair again. The classic bob haircut is having a major moment and bubble bob is its new addition.
As the name suggests, bubble bob is airy, floaty and one of the cutest crops for a hot summer day.&nbsp;
Several A-listers including Hailey Bieber, Zendaya, Ciara, Elsa Hosk and Paris Hilton have already traded longer lengths for a shoulder-baring chop.&nbsp;
Are you heading to the salon already?&nbsp;
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/fashion-and-beauty/how-to-apply-conditioner-the-right-way-according-to-a-hairdresser-1678363721612">How to apply conditioner the right way, according to a hairdresser&nbsp;</a>

It's time to upgrade your summer wardrobe with these trendy picks, take a look. 

From chunky footwear to ice-cream suits, upgrade your closet with these summer staples

It's time to upgrade your summer wardrobe with these trendy picks; take a look.&nbsp;

With the days getting longer and undeniably warmer, it's time to turn our attention to the summer 2023 fashion trends. Take inspo from the spring/summer collection 2023 and upgrade your summer closet with these trendy picks.&nbsp;
<h3>Denim and cargo pants&nbsp;</h3>
We can never get bored of denims and every season brings new iterations to them. This time it's long denim skirts. Apart from denim, cargo and parachute pants are the latest comfy summer staples.&nbsp;
<h3>Floral tops and dresses&nbsp;</h3>
One thing that can never go out of fashion is floral and abstract prints. Wide-leg jeans with a floral top are perfect for a hot sunny day.
<h3>Ice-cream suits</h3>
Pastel is the new black! This summer up your fashion game and opt for chic yet classy ice-cream suits. Lavender though is our personal favourite.&nbsp;
<h3>Chunky footwear&nbsp;</h3>
Chunky footwear is having a major moment and extensively were spotted on runways; be it Prada or Miu Miu.&nbsp;
<h3>Holiday jewellery and big shades&nbsp;</h3>
Complete your look with oversized shades and trendy summer jewellery such as beaded bracelets, evil eye pendants and other local market finds.&nbsp;
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/fashion-and-beauty/summers-are-here-and-so-are-short-suits-take-style-inspo-from-these-celebs-and-models-1677992897527">Summers are here and so are short suits! Take style inspo from these celebs and models</a>

In summer, it becomes essential to take care of your skin to prevent tanning, acne and melasma. Here are some skincare mistakes that you should avoid during this season.




Skincare Mistake:  Avoid these 5 skincare mistakes in summer to maintain healthy skin

 Avoid these 5 skincare mistakes in summer to maintain healthy skin 

In summer, it becomes essential to take care of your skin to prevent tanning, acne and melasma. Here are some skincare mistakes that you should avoid during this season.
&nbsp;

Due to excessive sweating, dehydration and heat in summer, our skin suffers from sunburn, tanning, acne, and melasma. So, it becomes essential for us to take care of our skin. Here are some skincare mistakes that you should avoid making in summer.&nbsp;
<h3>Not applying sunscreen&nbsp;</h3>
No matter what's the season, experts recommend applying sunscreen for healthy skin to prevent yourself from tanning and sunburn. Apply sunscreen daily and do not forget to reapply every 2-3 hours.&nbsp;
<h3>Not applying moisturiser&nbsp;</h3>
In summer, our skin needs to be moisturised as much as during winter. Apply moisturiser even if you have oily skin or acne-prone skin.
<h3>Wearing heavy makeup&nbsp;</h3>
Stepping out in the sun with heavy makeup is not safe for the skin. Wearing heavy makeup results in congestion of pores. Experts recommend using tinted sunscreen to protect your face from harmful radiation.
<h3>Not exfoliating</h3>
In this season, it is necessary to exfoliate the skin to get rid of dead skin cells and formation of new cells.
<h3>Not staying hydrated</h3>
Hydration is very important for healthy skin. Drink 2-3 litres of water a day, eat seasonal fruits and consume food items with high water content.
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/fashion-and-beauty/skincare-tips-know-how-often-you-should-steam-your-face-1672459347865">Skincare tips: Know how often you should steam your face?&nbsp;</a>

Here are five beverages that may taste delicious but are actually pretty harmful to your body in the long run.

5 popular summer drinks that are best avoided

Here are five beverages that may taste delicious but are actually pretty harmful to your body in the long run. 

Packaged fruit juices are high in&nbsp;sugars and low on nutrition
Diet soda is no better; can cause obesity &amp; other health issues
Full of sugar &amp;&nbsp;stimulants; can cause blood pressure spikes
Artificial sugar &amp;&nbsp;preservatives make them terribly dehydrating
Convenient but made with too many&nbsp;artificial sweeteners

Here are five beverages that may taste delicious but are actually pretty harmful to your body in the long run.&nbsp;

With the weather getting hotter every day, you may be craving some cool and hydrating drinks to refresh your energy.&nbsp;But not every beverage is created&nbsp;the same. While there are some great drinks to soothe a parched throat like coconut water and buttermilk, there are many other&nbsp;not-so-great ones.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/health/editorji-exclusive-tips-to-prevent-dehydration-during-summer-1649916908972">Editorji Exclusive: Tips to prevent dehydration during summer&nbsp;</a>
Here are five beverages that may taste delicious but are actually pretty harmful to your body in the long run.&nbsp;&nbsp;
PACKAGED FRUIT JUICE&nbsp;
You might think fruit juices are full of vitamins and minerals but the packaged juice bottles are also loaded with sugar. Most packaged juices rely on a&nbsp;watered-down concentrate mixed&nbsp;with&nbsp;nearly&nbsp;as much sweetener as a can of soda.&nbsp;&nbsp;
DIET SODA&nbsp;
The so-called healthy alternative to coke, diet sodas are really not that great either. Experts say that&nbsp;just&nbsp;like their sugary cousins,&nbsp;diet soda also has the potential to cause obesity and may present a variety of unstudied health issues.&nbsp;&nbsp;
ENERGY DRINKS&nbsp;
The go-to drink for those who want a quick recharge, energy drinks combine sugar and stimulants in a concoction that can prove to be quite dangerous over time. These drinks have been linked to&nbsp;a higher risk of heart disease and blood pressure spikes.&nbsp;&nbsp;
PREMIXED COCKTAILS&nbsp;
Premixed alcoholic drinks sound pretty handy but are quite troublesome. Apart from the pesky preservatives, the added sugar&nbsp;and flavourings expedite the dehydration process that is already being brought upon by the alcohol.&nbsp;
SWEETENED ICED TEA&nbsp;&nbsp;
If it has been sweetened already, it's best avoided. Sweetened iced tea powders offer so much convenience that we forget about the side effects of all the artificial sweeteners that are often used to make them.&nbsp;You&rsquo;d be much better off brewing your own tea and&nbsp;controlling the amount of&nbsp;sugar you want to add.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/health/follow-these-5-ayurvedic-tips-to-stay-cool-this-summer-1649678900210">Follow these 5 Ayurvedic tips to stay cool this summer!</a>

Thanks to runway shows for forecasting trendy collections ahead of time. So, if you missed the spring/summer 2023 fashion month last September, fret not, we've got you covered. 

From candyfloss pink to sheer clothing; know what's in store for the upcoming season

Thanks to runway shows for forecasting trendy collections ahead of time. So, if you missed the spring/summer 2023 fashion month last September, fret not, we've got you covered.&nbsp;

As February is coming to an end, it's time to upgrade our closet with the latest spring/summer fashion trends.&nbsp;
Thanks to runway shows for forecasting trendy collections ahead of time. So, if you missed the spring/summer 2023 fashion month last September, fret not, we've got you covered. From pastel colour clothing to everything sheer; know what's in store this season.&nbsp;
Pastel colours have been there for a while now and it seems they're here to stay. Move over fuchsia pink and upgrade your closet with candyfloss pink or softer pastel&nbsp;colours like blues, greens and greys.&nbsp;
For a hot sunny day, opt for floral outfits or tops and bottoms that have a lot of pockets, (yep, even if you don't use them). Apart from this, low-rise blue jeans, a white tank and a flannel shirt will also do the job. &nbsp;
Those looking for something sexy, sheer fabric or sequin clothing should be a top priority on your shopping list or in your party season wardrobe.&nbsp;
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/fashion-and-beauty/year-ender-2022-fashion-trends-all-set-to-make-headlines-next-year-1672550930726">Year Ender 2022: Fashion trends all set to make headlines next year</a>

Chef Ranveer Brar is here with a super quick summer recipe to help you refresh your mind and body, this summer season. 

Refreshing and soothing summer cooler recipe by chef Ranveer Brar 

Chef Ranveer Brar is here with a super quick summer recipe to help you refresh your mind and body, this summer season.&nbsp;

It's that time of the year when the weather is draining you with heat and the patio invites you to relax. What better way to enjoy the summers than with a cool &amp; refreshing drink? Enjoy the coldness of lassi in the comfort of your home. All you need this season is something icier and fruitier to rejuvenate your mind and soul!&nbsp;&nbsp;
Chef Ranveer Brar's summer special drink for Hershey&rsquo;s India is finally here to cool you down on a hot summer day and bring back all the nostalgic feelings of childhood.&nbsp;
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/health/world-menstrual-hygiene-day-2022-here-s-why-this-day-is-of-great-significance-1653628112906">World Menstrual Hygiene Day 2022: Here&rsquo;s why this day is of great significance</a>
Hershey&rsquo;s Freak-Shake&nbsp;
Ingredients: &nbsp;
(For Strawberry Shake)&nbsp;
3 tbsp Hershey&rsquo;s Strawberry flavoured syrup&nbsp; 50 ml milk&nbsp; 2 scoops ice cream
(For garnish)&nbsp; &nbsp; 8-10 small marshmallows&nbsp; 1 scoop whipped cream&nbsp; 5-6 gummy bears&nbsp; 1 packet gems&nbsp; 1 wafer cigars&nbsp; 1 tbsp colour sprinkles&nbsp; A few chocolate chips to sprinkle
Method:&nbsp;
In a blender, blend the ice cream, milk and Hershey&rsquo;s Strawberry flavoured syrup.&nbsp; Pour some Hershey&rsquo;s Strawberry Flavored Syrup&nbsp;into a plate and dip the rim of the mason jar in it. &nbsp; Then cover the edge of the mason jar by dipping it in a container of sprinkles. &nbsp; Now, pour the freak shake into the same mason jar.&nbsp; Decorate the freak shake with whipped cream, gems, chips, gummy bears, marshmallows, and wafer cigars. &nbsp; Enjoy it chilled!&nbsp;
Also watch:<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/fashion-and-beauty/expert-tips-to-take-care-of-your-skin-during-the-monsoon-season-1653485201102">&nbsp;Expert tips to take care of your skin during the monsoon season</a>

A new study has revealed that the risk of miscarriage is likely to go up during summer. 

Miscarriages may increase during summer: Study

Extreme heat may increase the risk of miscarriages, study finds 

A new study has revealed that the risk of miscarriage is likely to go up during summer.&nbsp;

According to a recent study published in the journal Epidemiology, the chances of miscarriages are high during summer compared to any other weather condition.
For the study, researchers looked at the seasonal differences in pregnancy data of more than 6,100 survey participants. They found that pregnant people in North America had a 44 per cent higher risk of early miscarriage in the hotter months.&nbsp;
As per the findings, the risk of miscarriage at any point during the pregnancy was 31 per cent higher in August than in February. High temperatures may be a contributing factor to pregnancy loss, study authors suggested.&nbsp;
Also watch:<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/covid-19-vaccine-and-miscarriage-let-s-debunk-some-myths-1631867461214"> Covid-19 vaccine and miscarriage: Let's debunk some myths</a>

The market is loaded with innumerable creams and lotions, but natural remedies always work the best. Here are some home remedies that will help keep your discomfort at bay after waxing.

Got waxed? Try these natural fixes to soothe your skin

Here's how you can treat and prevent bumps after waxing!

Home remedies to soothe your skin post waxing Coconut oil helps in soothing the irritated skin Aloe Vera is widely used to manage skin conditions Milk is said to be one of the best cooling agents

The market is loaded with innumerable creams and lotions, but natural remedies always work the best. Here are some home remedies that will help keep your discomfort at bay after waxing.

Waxing may be the safest way to remove hair, but for those with sensitive skin, it still doesn't work that well. From little red bumps to red and irritated skin, these issues are a common sight post-waxing for many people. The market is loaded with innumerable creams and lotions, but natural remedies always work the best. Here are some home remedies that will help keep your discomfort at bay after waxing.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/fashion-and-beauty/editorji-exclusive-check-out-these-effective-summer-detox-tips-for-glowing-skin-1648646687494">Editorji Exclusive: Check out these effective summer detox tips for glowing skin&nbsp;</a>
Coconut Oil
Due to its well-known antimicrobial&nbsp;properties, coconut oil is undoubtedly the best one on the list. To ease your skin issues, apply the oil gently on the skin after waxing and leave it on for some time.&nbsp;
Cold Compress
Cold compress aids the healing process! Gently rub ice cubes wrapped in a cloth on the affected area for a few minutes or dip a cloth in cold water and place it on the skin for a much-needed soothing effect. Repeat the process at least twice or thrice till the pain and swelling reduces.
Aloe Vera Gel
One of the most important elements in the beauty regime which nourishes your skin deeply is Aloe Vera. It is a popular natural remedy for many skin problems such as acne, dry skin, itchy skin and so much more. All you have to do is gently apply aloe vera gel on the affected area and you will feel the difference instantly.
Cucumbers
Along with strong hydrating properties, cucumbers also treat your skin when feeling irritated or itchy. Applying cucumber juice with a cotton ball on the affected area can heal your skin very fast after waxing.
Milk
Milk enhances your skin deeply by its abundant skin-soothing properties. As soon as you are done with waxing, apply cold milk to the affected area. Let it sit on the skin for five to seven minutes, then wash it off with cold water.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/fashion-and-beauty/5-reasons-to-add-rice-water-to-your-skincare-regime-1646900190551">5 Reasons to add rice water to your skincare regime&nbsp;</a>
Remember these handy tips the next time you get yourself waxed!

Common gastric problems in summers could include constipation, heartburn, irritable bowel syndrome, dehydration, loss of appetite or even food poisoning.

Tips to keep digestive problems at bay during summer

Here's how to deal with digestive problems during summer!

Rising heat can affect digestion
Avoid coffee, energy drinks &amp;&nbsp;juices&nbsp;
Consume seasonal&nbsp;vegetables &amp; fruits
Overeating can result in indigestion
Tomato &amp; carrots reduces cholesterol
Drink water to avoid digestive issues
Physical activity helps in good digestion

Common gastric problems in summers could include&nbsp;constipation, heartburn, irritable bowel syndrome, dehydration, loss of appetite or even food poisoning.

To many, summer reminds them of their favorite seasonal fruits and drinks and&nbsp;the much-awaited summer vacation, which means too much food intake. Rising heat can affect the digestion and immunity of a person.&nbsp;
Common gastric problems in summers could include gastroenteritis, constipation, heartburn, irritable bowel syndrome, dehydration, loss of appetite or even food poisoning. These come with symptoms like stomach cramps, diarrhea, vomiting and bloating.
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/health/summer-diet-tips-to-help-you-get-through-the-hot-months-1650449938690">Summer diet: Tips to help you get through the hot months</a>
Check out some ways to deal with gastric problems:
Avoid certain foods 
Consuming heavy, spicy or oily snacks or food takes a longer time to digest and also increases the risk of heartburn which can result in stomach inflammation.
Coffee, energy drinks, packed fruit juices and drinks that have high sugar content should be avoided. Consume green vegetables, fresh seasonal fruits, like watermelon, pears, apple, cucumber, buttermilk, and tender coconut during summer.&nbsp;
Eat frequently in smaller portions
Not just eating the wrong food, but even overeating can result in indigestion. Prefer eating in smaller portions at regular intervals. This can help in the digestion process. Eating salads that include fibrous vegetables like tomato and carrots helps in reducing cholesterol.
Stay hydrated
Drink a lot of water, it helps the body to balance the fluids in heat and clear out any digestive issues by improving the absorption of nutrients. Drink coconut water as it&nbsp;helps in fighting the hot weather.
Exercise regularly 
One needs to always be energetic and fit, for which exercising is important. Yoga, brisk walking or cardio exercises would help for all age groups. Physical activity helps in good digestion and reduces stress which eases abdominal pain.&nbsp;
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Want more than a glass of water to quench your thirst? Try these easy DIY fun drinks to stay cool and hydrated all summer long. 

Quench your thirst with these hydrating summer drinks

Want more than a glass of water to quench your thirst? Try these easy DIY fun drinks to stay cool and hydrated all summer long.&nbsp;

Want more than a glass of water to quench your thirst? Try these easy DIY fun drinks to stay cool and hydrated all summer long.
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Hibiscus Iced Tea
The exotic drink provides the cool-down refreshing properties of water or even lemonade. It&rsquo;s a healthier alternative to the refined sugar and artificial sweeteners in many iced teas and sodas.&nbsp;All you need is hibiscus tea bags, honey and water to create this magical concoction.&nbsp;
Cucumber Lemonade
Lemonade is a classic summer drink that you cannot go wrong with. Crisp cucumber, sour lemon juice, and sweet honey join up to provide you with one healthy trio of flavors. The fresh-squeezed lemon juice in this yummy beverage offers powerful detoxifying&nbsp;properties and flushes out toxins from the body.
Lemon Ginger Sparkling Water
Lemon and ginger may sound like an unusual combination but when added to sparkling water, it turns out to be like Ginger Ale with an extra twist of mint leaves. This refreshing sparkling water is just what you need on a warm day.&nbsp;
Strawberry Basil Water
Change up your daily water regime with fun and healthy strawberry basil water. This drink is perfect to take on the go or when you are simply relaxing. Combine strawberries, basil and lemon with water in a large pitcher. Before serving, refrigerate the drink for at least 3 hours.
Fruit Infused&nbsp;Water
As the name suggests, add slices of your favorite fruit to water to create a refreshing drink. The fruits will add all the healthy goodness your body needs and water will of course keep you hydrated. How fresh!
One sip of these relaxing drinks will help you tackle lazy summer afternoons and potential&nbsp;dehydration.
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Excessive sweating and extreme physical activity in hot and humid weather put us at risk of dehydration. Here are some ways to prevent dehydration this summer.

Editorji Exclusive: Tips to prevent dehydration during summer 

Here's how you can prevent dehydration this summer!

Hot &amp; humid weather put us at risk of dehydration
Feeling thirsty, tired &amp; dizzy&nbsp;are signs you need to watch out for
Having dry lips, eyes, skin &amp; mouth are symptoms of dehydration
Infuse water with citrus fruits, spices and condiments
Add seeds to your water or smoothies &amp; stay hydrated&nbsp;
Avoid packaged, sugar-loaded &amp; carbonated beverages
Consume veggies like cucumber, zucchini, lettuce &amp; tomatoes
A proper hydration strategy will help prevent heat strokes

Excessive sweating and extreme physical activity in hot and humid weather put us at risk of dehydration. Here are some ways to prevent dehydration this summer.

<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/health/editorji-exclusive-increasing-cases-of-food-poisoning-during-summers-and-ways-to-prevent-it-1651656027855">Summer</a> is here! No matter how much we avoid going out in the sun, we will lose some fluids through sweat. Excessive sweating and extreme physical activity in hot and humid weather put us at <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/health/tips-to-keep-digestive-problems-at-bay-during-summer-1651748184661">risk of dehydration</a>.
Feeling thirsty, tired, dizzy or lightheaded are signs you need to watch out for. Having dry lips, eyes, skin and mouth, urinating less than four times a day, and experiencing muscle cramps are symptoms of dehydration.
<h3>Here are some ways to prevent dehydration this summer:</h3>
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<h3>Sip water throughout the day</h3>
Drink more water than usual when the weather gets hot, especially if you are active throughout the day. If the water tastes boring to you, flavour it. Infuse it with citrus fruits, spices and condiments to make hydration fun for you.
<h3>Add seeds to your water</h3>
Sweet basil and chia seeds absorb four times their dry weight in water and provide minerals like calcium, magnesium, zinc, and vitamins. Add these tiny seeds to your water or smoothies and stay hydrated for a longer time.
<h3>Choose natural beverages&nbsp;</h3>
Coconut water, buttermilk, and lemon water are always better choices to hydrate and nourish your body than packaged, sugar-loaded, carbonated beverages.
<h3>Consume seasonal fruits and veggies</h3>
Fruits and veggies contain a lot of water along with a whole bunch of nutrients that benefit us. Consume veggies with a higher water content like cucumber, zucchini, lettuce, and tomatoes. High water content fruits include oranges, pineapple, watermelon and muskmelon.
A proper hydration strategy will help you perform your best and prevent cramping or heat strokes.
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(Inputs from Dr. Purabi Gunjal, Lead Nutritionist, Proactive For Her)

Here's how to make Buttermilk at home in 3 simple steps. Check it out!

Chaas recipe: Easy 3 step recipe to make Buttermilk at home 

Easy 3 step recipe to make Buttermilk at home 

Chaas is&nbsp;made with yogurt, herbs &amp; spices
Buttermilk is healthy for the digestive system
Ingredients
1 cup curd 1 tbsp coriander leaves 2 tsp green chilies roasted cumin powder 1 tbsp salt 2 tbsp black salt 1/2 cup water a pinch of chaat masala
Method
In a bowl, add black salt and salt along with curd, coriander leaves and green chilies and mix well Now, add water to it and blend the mixture well in the blender Take out the mixture in a glass and garnish it with a pinch of chaat masala and coriander leaves

Here's how to make Buttermilk at home in 3 simple steps. Check it out!

What could be more soothing than a chilled glass of buttermilk in summers? Chaas or buttermilk is India's most popular summer drink made with yogurt, herbs and spices. Buttermilk is cool, refreshing and healthy for the digestive system, loaded with calcium and minerals.
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Here's an easy buttermilk recipe you must try at home. Take a look!
Ingredients
1 cup curd 1 tbsp coriander leaves 2 tsp green chilies roasted cumin powder 1 tbsp salt 2 tbsp black salt 1/2 cup water a pinch of chaat masala
Method
<ul>
<li>In a bowl, add black salt and salt along with curd, coriander leaves and green chilies and mix well</li>
<li>Now, add water to it and blend the mixture well in the blender</li>
<li>Take out the mixture in a glass and garnish it with a pinch of chaat masala and coriander leaves</li>
</ul>
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Known for its refreshing taste, the king of fruits can certainly be enjoyed in a variety of ways and is the perfect alternative to processed desserts.

It's officially Mango season! Here are some more reasons to consume this fruity delight

Here's why you must eat Mangoes this summer season!

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Summers are here and so is the mango season
Mangoes are available in different varieties in India
Mangoes are versatile fruits that can be easily inculcated in one's diet
The digestive health can benefit from mango consumption
Mangoes can help you attain healthier and glowing skin and hair

Known for its refreshing taste, the king of fruits can certainly be enjoyed in a variety of ways and is the perfect alternative to processed desserts.

The summer heat is getting to us and no matter how well we keep ourselves hydrated, the heatwave&nbsp;can make us feel fatigued even indoors. But the juicy sweet mangoes that the summer brings with it compensates for it all, the pulpy and yellow fruit is available in many varieties in India and has numerous health benefits too.
Known for its refreshing taste, the king of fruits can certainly be enjoyed in a variety of ways and is the perfect alternative to processed desserts. Here are some reasons why you should eat mangoes during this summer season.
Boosts immunity
Mangoes contain several nutrients such as vitamin A, folate&nbsp;and vitamin B. All these essential nutrients are beneficial for your immune system to keep it strong and healthy.
Improves digestion
The enzymes present in mangoes help in breaking down protein content in the body. Enriched with fibre, mangoes aid good digestion and prevent many stomach related diseases.
Prevents heat stroke
This summer fruit also helps in preventing heat exhaustion. Eating&nbsp;mangoes every day cools you down instantly and helps you beat the scorching&nbsp;heat.&nbsp;
Benefits hair and skin
Vitamin A is popular for benefiting the hair and skin. Mangoes, being a source of the same can help you attain healthier and glowing skin and hair.
Heart-healthy
Nutrients such as potassium, magnesium and mangiferin can help enhance heart health. Mangoes are a rich source of these all and consumption of the same in healthy amounts may help reduce the risk of developing cardiovascular diseases.
Here's how you can add Mangoes to your diet
<ul>
<li>Chop mangoes in chunks and add them to your salad or oatmeal</li>
<li>Use mangoes to prepare desserts like Mango kheer, mousse, ice cream or cheesecake</li>
<li>Blend mangoes with other ingredients like milk or yogurt and enjoy drinking a healthy smoothie</li>
</ul>
If none of that works for you then slice up the mango and eat it as god intended!

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