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Parul Garg 10 Shades

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Parul Garg Shade Guide

Parul Garg Liquid Lipstick

Brights:

• Hibiscus 01: The Classic Red
• Primrose 05: The finest shade of Maroon
• Rosella 07: The glamorous Rose Red
• Juliet Rose 09: The ultimate Pink Rose

Nudes:

•  Zinnia 04: The most versatile Brown Nude
•  Merlin 06: Parul Garg's Magic Shade
•  Cherry Blossom 08: The Classic Nude Pink
•  Carnation 10: The delicate Rose Nude

Earth Tones:

• Fire Lily 02: The perfect Brick
• Chocolate Cosmos 03: The choco-chocolatey Dark Brown

Ingredients

1. No Mineral Oils. No Artificial Preservatives 
2. Isododecane; Trimethylsiloxysilicate, Dimethicone, Isododecane, Disteardimonium Hectorite, Propylene carbonate, Ozokerite wax, Talc, Silica, Cyclopentasiloxane, Fragrance.

• Creaminess: Matte liquid cream
• Storage Life: After the production date (2 years) 
• After opening: Use within six months.
• Aroma: A delicate scent, fruity undertones, and flowery overtones.
• Weight: 6 ml 

1. Keep it cold and dry. 
2. Keep away from hot sources and direct sunshine.

1. Allergies to natural or specified substances may exist in certain persons. 
2. To check for irritation, apply the product to a patch of skin. If irritation develops, stop.

1. The lipstick, made by Parul Garg, has a beautiful matte finish.
2. There are 10- exquisite colors in the spectrum, ranging from muted pastels to vivid pop hues.
3. The lip colors that best suit the Indian skin tone consider when curating it.
4. The 10-lip colors create a faultless look that lasts the whole day, from the ideal breezy day appearance to a formal and elegant evening look.
5. The formula is lightweight and fluid.
6. A highly pigmented formula provides lips with a classic pop of color.
7. Matte-finish with coverage.
8. Up to 12 hours long.
9. Transfer- and water-proof.
10. Vegan, paraben-free, and not tested on animals.
11. Cost: 895.00 Rupees

• The clear plastic tube of Parul Garg Exceptional Stays Matte Liquid Lipstick equip with a glossy, black colored screw cap that bears the company name. 
• An identification label displaying:-The shade's name and number at the bottom.
• But if looking at the tubing alone, you can readily notice the shade. 
• The cardboard box that houses the tube itself is chocolate and has information about the product written on it. Item packed in a cotton bag with a traditional-looking branded version.

1. The moment the lipstick is applied, there is no turning back. It is watertight and stain-resistant. After breakfast, the lipstick applied at nine in the morning started to fade from the inner corners of my top lips. I had various nibbles and coffee between breakfast and lunch, but the lipstick remained. 
2. My lower lip's center and inner corners had lipstick fading after lunch, but it was still not bad-looking, so I didn't need to reapply it. 
3. Let me say that I had to use makeup remover to get this lipstick off after more than 12 hours of use.

1. Outrageously pricey
2. Fewer color shades 

1. Use only once every day, preferably in the evening.
2. After cleansing, soak a cotton pad in the glycolic toner solution and apply it to your face and neck.
3. Use with caution on compromised, peeling, or sensitive skin. Stay away from eye contact and eye contour.
4. Refrain from rinsing. As necessary, continue using skincare products.
5. The amount of time or frequency of the product contact with the skin must be restricted.
6. Rinse off any irritation, stop using the product, and seek medical attention. Use as indicated on skin tissue.
7. Before using, patch testing recommends. Keep away from children's reach.

• The alpha hydroxy acid (AHA) present in this product may make your skin more sensitive to the sun and increase the risk of sunburn.
• While using this product and for a week later, wear sunblock, hats, and other sun protection, and restrict your exposure to the sun.

1. Patch tests are a simple approach to determine whether you might have an unfavorable initial reaction to a new product. Before introducing a new product to your routine, advise to carry out a patch test.
2. Based on the kind of product, the brand has provided a general procedure for carrying out your patch test below.
3. Use a small amount of the product and dab it onto a clean upper forearm skin.
4. Dry off the area.
5. After the product's designated amount of time has passed, rinse it. If not, wash off after 24 hours.
6. Avoid using the product if any redness, burning, itching, blistering, or irritation during the test.

• Brand: The Ordinary
• Volume: 240ml
• Use For: 12 months after opening
• Targets: Uneven Skin Tone, Textural Irregularities, Dullness
• Suited to: All Skin Types
• Format: Water-based Toner

1. Copper 
2. Peptides
3. Direct Acids
4. Direct Vitamin C
5. EUK
6. Niacinamide Powder
7. Peptides
8. Retinoids

• Since this is a toner, you can use it (preferably in the evening) but only once a day at the most (The Ordinary discourages too acidic exfoliation, and neither do I).
• However, I should warn anyone with acne-prone skin or skin that has wounds or cuts that this will sting. On the face, a fresh pimple or one that has picked up could itch.
• Use by saturating a cotton pad and rubbing it on your face and neck (and do not wash it off).

• Because glycolic acid toner has a low pH and interferes with some microorganisms that cause sweat to smell under the armpits and prevents their proliferation, it lessens the odor.

1. After taking a shower, put this under your armpit (NOT THE DAYS  SHAVE) by massaging a small amount of the glycolic toner with your fingers or applying a cotton pad. One must be consistent because this product takes time to function.
2. Remember: If your skin can handle it, apply this more frequently if your skin is more forgiving. Additionally, doing this helps with ingrown hair bumps and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) beneath the arms brought on by shaving. 

• AHA helps to reduce stiff, rough, and textured skin by speeding cell turnover and removing the top layer of the skin, which in this case is the harsh, solid layer, to uncover a soft, soothing effect. Apply this on the grittier skin on the body.

1. You can accomplish it by swiping with a cotton pad (or simply applying it with your fingertips). But don't forget to moisten the area as well.
2. When applying an exfoliating acid AND a moisturizer to soften the rough skin, you might get a double-whammy effect that softens the skin even more. 
3. Another option is to combine some glycolic toners with a moisturizer or lotion and apply the resulting mixture directly to the skin (which reduces the wait time).

1. Use this to soothe and lessen your knees' ashy appearance!
2. Because the knees are so strong, you can utilize this three times each week (but this depends on your sensitivity). 
3. However, it again takes approximately a month to notice some positive results (be sure to moisturize, though, to make the impact even more noticeable).

1. Repetition of the knee-to-elbow motions is necessary because the elbows are also extremely black and rough. 
2. Acid should aid in removing hard, dead skin cells, softening the skin, and enhancing the area's brightness. Once more, advise moisturizing in addition to regular use for positive outcomes.

1. Treat rough skin or darkening on the toes caused by rubbing against shoes or trainers, soak a cotton pad in glycolic acid toner and apply it to the affected area.
2. Again, regular use is required; aim for once every three days.

• When you have keratosis pilaris, your skin develops what resembles chicken pimples. They are bumps made of a buildup of dead skin.
• Use the 5% Lactic Acid for the bumps on the back of the arms (KP). Then move on to the 10% LA, then the 7% Glycolic Acid Toner because Glycolic acid toner  is a firmer acid exfoliant:- although it is more potentially irritating, it should give visible results sooner. 
• Lactic acid is weaker and suited for more sensitive skins or first-timers. 
• However, I believe that people who are easily agitated can benefit from working up to a higher percentage.

1. After taking a shower, gently swipe the bumps on the back of the arms with a cotton pad and let the product absorb and dry. 
2. Use a little moisturizer after (to help reduce the dry bumps). 
3. Depending on the sensitivity, do this every other day or every three days. 
4. Require ongoing use.

• When you wear headphones a lot, they rub against your ears and gather earwax, sweat, and filth. Working out while listening to music might cause you to sweat and rub your earbuds, accumulate dirt, and lead to the development of blackheads.

1. Soak a cotton bud with Glycolic toner (but not too much, as that would cause the product to drip into your ears), and then swab the ear where the blackheads are.
2. It helps lessen any bacteria that grow off of sweat from exercise and rubbing earbuds. 
3. Through exfoliation and shedding, the glycolic toner should help clear out clogged pores and diminish the appearance of blackheads.
4. Whenever it appears better, ease up to once a week after doing it every three days.

• Dry skin on the bottoms of the feet can lead to cracked heels. Then, the natural reaction of many is to use a moisturizing or hydrating cream to address the issue.
• That's not incorrect, but the dry, dead skin cells on your heels can be preventing your skin from fully absorbing these hydrating treatments, so you might not be benefiting as much as you believe.
• Therefore, be sure to exfoliate before applying hydrating products. It turns out that glycolic acid toner is a superb chemical exfoliant. 
• With this mild toner that enhances the texture and gently exfoliates it, you can get a soft heel.

1. Ideal usage is once a day, particularly at night.
2. Put some glycolic acid toner on a cotton swab.
3. Rub it on the heel's dry skin.
4. Foot cream to moisturize.
5. Wear some socks over your feet while you sleep for faster results.

• Dandruff-driven dry scalp. To treat it, acid exfoliation assists in removing the top layer of dead skin cells and easing itchiness. 
• It strikes me as an excellent substitute for scalp scrubs (which can remove dry skin from the scalp but can also leave the scalp still looking flaky).
• Chemical exfoliants assist in removing a buildup of goods (such as dry shampoo, lotions, and other items) that can also result in those uncomfortable lumps on the scalp (by blocking pores). Glycolic acid toner is an example of an alpha hydroxy acid that is excellent in removing dead skin cells from the skin's surface and has several advantageous qualities for the hair and scalp.

1. Apply this before taking a shower on dry hair. Apply it all over the scalp using the bottle's tip (this specific bottle has a convenient, easy-to-use nozzle). 
2. Use your fingers for massaging. Depending on how the scalp feels, repeat this process every two weeks.
3. It does tingle on the scalp after 10 to 15 minutes of application. 
4. Then take a shower to remove it. Proceed to shampoo and conditioner after that. There is no subsequent discomfort in the scalp.

• After shaving, you frequently notice those little, dark specks on your legs known as "strawberry legs." These dark dots mimic the seeds on the skin of a strawberry, hence the term "strawberry legs," which can sometimes be mistaken for dirt.
• Dead skin cells clog the pores on the legs and get black due to a lack of regular exfoliation, which is the most frequent cause of strawberry legs. 
• For this reason, we should frequently exfoliate our legs to get rid of dead skin. 
• By unclogging pores on your legs, glycolic acid's exfoliating qualities dead skin cells and prevent strawberry legs and ingrown hairs from appearing.

1. Ideal usage is once a day, particularly at night.
2. Use the glycolic acid toner to saturate a cotton pad.
3. Go over your legs with it.
4. Have a restful night's sleep.

1. Focuses on texture ambiguities
2. Makes skin smoother
3. Reduces imperfections
4. Evenly toned skin
5. Affordable
6. Cruelty-free
7. Treats blackheads and whiteheads
8. Increases the effectiveness of skincare products' penetration

1. For those with sensitive skin or rosacea, it can be too potent.
2. It creates an unsightly covering.
3. Applied more than once, it will make the skin extremely sensitive.
4. Since it is more concentrated, finding goods that will complement it is challenging.

• Your skin would be OK as long exfoliate it, even using products from a different brand. Clearer skin is achieved by exfoliation.
• To remove the dead skin cells that might clog your pores and cause comedowns and acne, you should exfoliate your skin frequently.
• Additionally, the ordinary glycolic acid toner only does that subtly. Consider this a necessary component of your skincare regimen, just like cleansing is.

1. No scent or essential oils because there is a higher likelihood of skin irritation when employing acids or actives, it is generally not a good idea to incorporate these.
2. Large bottle, especially considering the cost!
3. Ingredients include to lessen skin irritability and soothe it.

1. It strikes a chord with me strongly. Therefore, it is inappropriate for people with sensitive skin (as the company has stated). 
2. There are additional milder AHAs that can use on the face. I will say that for those with sore acne, this will sting those types of pimples.

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