Perks of Spending More on Wellness Products

So I don't spend much on decorative stuff like makeup, dresses and jewellery. however, my go-to priority is buying wellness products like fitness band face mists, peel-off masks and moisturisers. yes, I love lip balms, but lipsticks are cool too (that's an exception). I am a total "keep-it-real" person and thus I hardly put on makeup. so people like me are the ones who step out of the house wearing just a hint of colour in lips and a thin string of kajal but still end up spending thousands on nykaa.com. 

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so here are certain benefits of spending more on quality than colour:

1. Health is wealth :

fitness and skincare products make you look healthy and glowing naturally. while opting for skincare product try organic ones from khadi gram or ayush. Don't be afraid to try some of your momma's home remedies they are kinda fun too.

2. You can keep it real :

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I believe one should, irrespective of how they look or how they feel about themselves, must always be themselves and only step out of the comfort zone for themselves and not for the sake of anyone. skincare fitness and other wellness products only give you the confidence to keep it real. so that you can conquer the world without worrying about the bronzer on your cheek and the imperfect winged liner. ( in the pic: Demi Lovato sans makeup, jewellery and fancy clothing)

3. Benefits show long after you've stopped applying it:

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First of all, it takes me at least 30-45 minutes to apply makeup, wear jewellery and hefty ethnic clothes (I like the light ethnic kurtis) and then when you come back home (mostly late at night) you gotta remove that thick layers of your face and body before you throw yourself into bed and sleep as it is like the males of the family do. yes, I agree that all that jewellery dressings and makeup makes you look way more pretty than the male members of your fam but isn't it a nuisance. so I use this paraphernalia only in "rarest-of-the-rare" cases.

4. You don't need an expert-hand to apply these:

I remember during farewell, the party was after school hours, so we had to dress-up inside the class itself before throwing a party for the seniors. Now, since to perfect that winged liner you have to practice for years in the Himalayas like those Jitsu samurais. all the girls of my class flocked to this one friend of mine to get their liners on. so kajal is a bit easy to apply on the ends of the eyes, thus, they are my thing, not the wings of Satan.
5. They are much cheaper: it depends. if you prefer to keep it simple and stick to domestically manufactured products then you'll have to spend much less. but if you wanna go all out fancy and adventurous and use international(foreign manufactured) product then ready to burn a hole in your pockets.

6. You don't require added effort :

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more challenging than wearing fancy clothes, jewellery, makeup etc is to maintain them. they require proper storage cause you cannot keep them at your bedside. they are so fragile and delicate that they can get ruined more easily than you can pull them off. Makeup requires additional effort to prevent it from melting down. such circus acts are nearly absent in non-fancy stuff.

SOME REPLACEMENTS I MADE

Bangles                 -->fitness band and wrist watches

Foundation            -->bb or cc cream

victorian up-does  -->simple messy bun/ straight hair

curly hair               -->just fucking flaunt em and make everyone jealous

pants                      -->palazzos (feel the air)

leggings                 -->yoga pants ( flaunt that booty)

crop tops                -->kurtis ( both are cool, it depends on your comfort)

liner                        -->put kajal on both upper and lower ends 

hefty ethnics           -->delicate chiffon

CTM Routine         -->just  use rose water