The story of a non-resident Bangladeshi family establishing and running the famed perfume company Al Haramain and its successful subsidiaries
Hair loss. That's something a lot of women - all over the world, not just in the UAE - are grappling with. Call it vanity or whatever, but balding patches seriously deal a body blow to self-confidence - maybe because great hair has always been celebrated as being your "crowning glory". How do women - and I'm saying women simply because (at the cost of sounding sexist) they care a little bit more about their tresses than men - cope with hairfall? What does it do to them psychologically? Or does it not affect them as much as hair transplant companies would like to believe? Find out...
When I read Khalid Mohamed's piece on a "hidden gem" - a movie called Kali Salwaar, released in 2002 - I wanted to watch it immediately (hadn't heard of it when it had a limited theatrical opening more than a decade and a half ago). Good news is it's now available on DVD and on some of the online streaming channels - which is how Khalid got to watch it recently. Nothing like turning the clock back and revisiting a missed chapter!
In Travel, go golfing in Ireland. What constitutes a good argument? (Hint: it can be healthy!) Shades of neon perking up goodies on beauty shelves. How the mismatch of red and pink has turned out to be a great match... All this and much more.
Enjoy reading WKND and have a great weekend.
The story of a non-resident Bangladeshi family establishing and running the famed perfume company Al Haramain and its successful subsidiaries
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