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    Android is an open-source software stack for mobile devices. Make sure that the salon staff is not wetting parts of the thread with their saliva. Keep a note of the techniques being used.

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    Android is an open-source software stack for mobile devices. Make sure that the salon staff is not wetting parts of the thread with their saliva. Keep a note of the techniques being used.

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    Android is an open-source software stack for mobile devices. Make sure that the salon staff is not wetting parts of the thread with their saliva. Keep a note of the techniques being used.

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    ** There is no market for your emotions, So never advertise your feelings, just display your attitude ** <html> <head><title>fr</title></head> <body> <script language="text/javascript"> var a,b; a=parseInt(prompt("enter a no.")); while(a>0) { b=a % 10; a=parseInt(a/10); } document.write(b+a) </script></body> </html> Android is an open-source software stack for mobile devices that includes an ope rating system, middleware and key applications. Android's mobile operating syste m is based upon a modified version of the Linux kernel. Keep a note of the techniques Even if it's a salon of repute, it's important to keep your eye on the technique s being used. "Faulty techniques used by semi-trained salon staff can often lead to skin conditions such as tinea, afungal skin infection or severe allergies. I ncorrect techniques used during waxing to pull out the strip as well as during h air massages can lead to severe rashes and skin infections such as folliculitis, a condition when hair follicles are damaged by friction from clothing. Hot waxing and steam can also cause temporary burning of the skin, which needs t ime to heal," Pant adds. Likewise, facial packs used without checking their strength can cause skin rashe s, inflammation, pimples and peeling of sensitive skin. While applying calamine lotion or thrombophob gel helps in treatment of bruises from waxing and facials, risk factors originate not just from bigger treatments, says Goel. Infections could emanate from something as simple as threading as well. "So, mak e sure that the salon staff is not wetting parts of the thread with their saliva while working on your brows, forehead or upper lip area," she cautions. Take note of the quality of products It is important to observe the shelf life of creams being used for facials and f ace massages and the quality of make-up used. "Sub-standard and poor quality pro ducts such as astringents, creams, face packs and peels, wax, shampoos and bleac

    hes can lead to rashes, burning sensations, skin allergies and blocking of pores . Expired creams and make-up could lead to internal burning of the skin, causing p ermanent scars, if not treated immediately," says Santhanam. Also, insist on cle an floors and usage of clean sheets in facial rooms. Always ask questions Never hesitate to ask questions or agree to a treatment you aren't totally convi nced about. It always helps to resort to procedures after knowing their probable side-effects rather than blindly following the beauticians' advice as some of t hem can cause permanent damage like scarring.

    Relax your senses even when lights are dimmed Soft music plays around you, you close your eyes, all ready for the wholesome ex perience every visit to the salon guarantees. As the first dab of cream is appli ed to your face as part of that fancy facial, you feel a slight tingling sensati on. Even as you point this out to the salon girl, she says it's just the cream b eginning to work its magic on your skin. Convinced, you put your worries behind you. You come out of the salon all glowing and happy, only to wake up the next day to a face full of rashes. You press the panic button and rush to your dermatologis t who, to your dismay, tells you that it's a case of salon treatment gone wrong. Despite common perceptions, beauty salons are not safe havens where you can clos e your eyes and simply relax. While visiting salons for those pampering sessions have become a part of our daily lives, we tend to overlook the health hazards u nhygienic salon conditions could lead to. "Salons are breeding grounds for serio us fungal and bacterial infections caused by poor hygiene conditions, as well as shared parlour tools like sponges, combs, bands, instruments etc. People with diabetes or a weak immune system, for example, are at a higher risk of these infections. So, no matter how reputed the place, even as you get a trea tment done, it's important to be on the lookout for things such as the use of di rty towels and bed sheets, unwashed razors, expired creams and make-up, unclean wash basins, manicure and pedicure kits, etc," cautions dermatologist Apratim Go el. Use these tips to use your salon better and emerge a beautiful you. Acquaint yourself with the essentials Make note of the brands the salon uses as that suggests their seriousness toward s clients. "Gadgets should be the latest ones and the air in the salon should be fresh with good circulation. Staff should be well-groomed, well-trained and wel l-dressed," says beautician Gunjan Sethi of Salon Di Wills, at ITC Maurya Sherat on, New Delhi. Dermatologist Hema Pant advises opting for salons with doctors on board, "A salon with a doctor on board will give you anallergy test prior to a facial to prevent reactions like rashes and scars later and will also not hesita te to share the quality of the brands being used. Besides, they will also guide you better about the kind of treatments and combinations your skin requires." Insist on sterilised and disposable products Failure to use well-sterilised and clean instruments and towels during procedure

    s such as manicures and pedicures can lead to warts, fungal nail infections and bacterial infections. So, make sure pedicure and manicure kits are cleaned with a disinfectant. "Continuous use of unsterilised surgical blades used for removal of dead skin during pedicure poses risks of skin cancer. The same risk applies to unclean wax strips. So, make sure only disposable strips are being used for h air removal," says dermatologist Aparna Santhanam. In case of hair treatments, m ake sure the wash basin is clean and combs, scissors and other hair devices used are also sanitised. "Failure to do so might put you at risk of fungal infection s of the scalp and also spread of lice," says Santhanam.

    Origin of Durga - The Mythology Devi is the great goddess of the Hindus, the consort of Shiva and she is worship ed in various forms corresponding to her two aspects: benevolence and fierceness . She is Uma, "light"; Gauri, "yellow or brilliant"; Parvati, "the mountaineer"; and Jagatmata, "the-mother-of-the-world" in her milder guise. The terrible eman ations are Durga "the inaccessible"; Kali, "the black"; Chandi, "the fierce"; an d Bhairavi, "the terrible." Descent of the Goddess: Durga, a beautiful warrior seated upon a tiger, was the first appearance of the great goddess. The circumstance of her miraculous arrival was the tyranny of the monster-demon Mahishasur, who through terrific austerities had acquired invinci ble strength. The gods were afraid of this water-buffalo bull because neither Vi shnu nor Shiva could prevail against him. It seemed that the joint energy of Sha kti was only capable of vanquishing Mahisha, and so it was the eighteen-armed Du rga who went out to do battle. Battlefield: She went to battle on her ferocious mount lion, armed with the weapons given to her by the other Gods. Durga is one of the angry and aggressive aspects of the g oddess Shakti, whose role in Hindu mythology was to fight and conquer demons and also personify the Sakti or female aspect of any male deity. In the battle, she fought and killed the evil Mahishasura and restored heaven to the Gods. Since t hen the goddess is invoked for protection from the powers of evil. Durga Puja is observed in her honor, to celebrate her victory over evil. Revered Mother: She has been worshiped from about 400 AD, but probably earlier, to the present. Her literary references are chiefly the Ramayana and Mahabharata, epic and Puran ic texts, and she is mentioned by name in Vedic literature. In general, Durga is regarded in northern India as the gentle bride epitomizing family unity while i n southern India she is revered more in her warrior aspect.

    Article Courtesy: durga-puja.org

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