At least 521 houses, 31,985 hectares of land including rice fields, 19 bridges, and most main roads were damaged
- Jaisy
Mix some oats and rice powder together, then add tomato juice. Apply the mask to your chin and, when dry, scrub against the hair growth. Do this three times a week. Your skin will get soft and smooth; it will clear pimples and, gradually, also clear the hair.
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- Dheeraj
Smoking depletes natural oils from the skin and blocks the pores, preventing skin from 'breathing'. Apply an aloe vera mask to skin and have 2 tablespoons of aloe vera to cleanse your body from within and brighten the skin. Drink 10-12 glasses of water daily. Sprinkle a little soda bicarbonate powder on your toothpaste before brushing your teeth. This will help lighten and clean teeth. Do this every alternate day.
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To even and tone skin, mash a banana, add a little honey and a few drops of lemon juice. Apply the mask on your skin daily and leave on for an hour every day. Rinse off with cold water and follow with aloe vera gel for sun protection as well as to help moisturise the skin.
- Davina
Mix 2 tablespoons of yoghurt with 1 tablespoon of aloe vera gel; add 6 drops of lemon juice to this and massage the mix into your scalp. Leave on for an hour before rinsing well with a mild shampoo. Do this twice a week to solve your problem.
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