Dhruv Sayani A few years ago, an Indian woman walking into a salon would arrive with a photograph. The conversation that followed was about resemblance. Could her hair fall the way it did in the picture? And, her face hold the same softness? Or could she leave the chair looking like someone she had once […]Read More
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Dhruv Sayani Sit in any Indian home long enough and a small thing becomes audible. The grandmother says she is going to “freshen up.” The mother says she is “getting ready.” The nineteen-year-old says she is “doing her routine.” Same family. Often the same mirror. Three different verbs for the same set of small acts. […]Read More
Nitin Jain Every morning, millions of Indians go through the same ritual cleanser, moisturiser, SPF, maybe a fairness cream or two, all in the name of healthy, glowing skin. It’s a routine that feels safe, even virtuous. But here’s the uncomfortable truth that the beauty industry rarely advertises: a significant number of everyday skincare products […]Read More
Dr Chytra Anand In recent years, the beauty industry has undergone a transformative shift towards embracing diversity in all its forms. While skin tone inclusivity has been a focal point, the industry is now making strides in addressing a broader spectrum of considerations, such as skin conditions, age, and gender identity. This shift not only […]Read More