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Simone Singh's beauty secrets

TV actor Simone Singh is elegant, stylish, refined and chic. Her peaches-and-cream skin, gorgeous hair and twinkling eyes make hers an unforgettable beauty. Here she shares her beauty secrets.
Simone Singh
Secrets of Simone's flawless skin and gorgeous hair. Her daily beauty regime:
I don't follow any strict beauty regime. Fortunately, I am genetically blessed with good skin and hair and  I have to do very little to maintain it that way. Cleansing and moisturizing my skin is one skin care routine, that I never miss.  However, I am very careful about the products that I use and never compromise on quality. I always choose the best  products and never settle for cheap stuff, as this can prove disastrous for the skin in the long run.  And that  goes for hair as well. For my hair, I pick only high-quality Garnier products that have natural ingredients and are devoid of  harmful chemicals.

Her hair care routine:
You might not believe me, but I don't have any special hair-care routine. Due to my hectic time schedule, I don't get enough time to fuss over it. The only thing I use is Garnier Hair colour and Ultra Doux Shampoo and conditioner. Ultra Doux has a very mild range of shampoos and conditioners with natural ingredients like figs, olive oil, walnut, lemon and other such things which not only nourish your hair but also give it the required lustre, volume and fullness to your hair.

The role of diet  on skin and hair:
I believe that what you eat always reflects on your skin and hair. I make it a point to always include a lot of fruits and green vegetables in my diet. Staying well-hydrated also helps. One vegetable that I recommend is cucumber and eat loads of it during the day. As our food mainly has lots of carbohydrates and proteins which are essentially acidic in nature, cucumber with its alkaline nature and almost zero calories sort of balances it.

Her diet regimen:
I don't believe in following a strict diet regime and eat what I feel like, but sensibly and in a right proportion and I do maintain healthy balance between healthy and junk food.  I love to gorge on a pizza or a burger once in a while.

To go from drab to fab in seconds:
Use a voluminizing mascara. Its effects are miraculous!

Simone's idea of de-stressing:
Reading!  It's a great stress-buster. The world of books mesmerizes me and transports me to an entirely different land and time. In fact, I devour everything -- Fiction, non-fiction, chick-lit, biographies, history, anthropology and so on and so forth....

Simone's favorite quote:
Life is what happens to you when you are busy making other plans by John Lennon
(Pic credits:chakpak.com)
(Guest Post by Smitha)

Comments

  1. Nice one! I enjoy reading this article. Thanks for sharing it.

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  2. Anonymous10:08 AM

    she also said The exercise is important. Minimum one hour a day. Find a way to get your heart rate up. Great stress reliever and well as getting the blood circulating.

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  3. unknown10:09 AM

    Manage your stress. There are many different ways, you've just got to try them out!

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  4. Anonymous10:12 AM

    Make washing your face when you wake up and before you sleep a habit.
    I was my face with a scrub, it doesn't have to be expensive.
    It scrubs off the dead skin. at night i apply vaseline on my face to hydrate it and in the morning i use clean and clear.
    Its in a little purple and white bottle that helps get rid of and prevent pimples.

    If you do this regularly it'll start to go away within a week. i do this everyday and night. i've never had a pimple.

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  5. Anonymous9:44 AM

    her favorite quotes---
    1. "Don't compare your life to others...You have no idea what their journey is all about."

    2. "What other people think of you is none of your business"

    3. "Time is the coin of your life. Be careful how you spend it, lest someone else spend it for you."

    And this is the hardest one, but the person who masters it is truly remarkable:
    4. "Forgive everyone, everything!"

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  6. My recommended skincare regimen:
    1)get 8-9 Hours of Sleep every night
    2)Drink at least 8 glasses of water a day
    3)Always wear sunblock/sunscreen when going outside,make sure it has an SPF of 50 or higher
    4)Moisturize your face 2x a day.In the Morning/AM,use a moisturizer with an SPF of 15 or higher.At night,use a moisturizer with Retinol or antioxidants
    5)For dark circles,use a cream with Vitamin K.Hylexin and Strivectin are two very expensive products with Vitamin K.

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  7. Anonymous8:40 AM

    I can drink all the water in the pacific and use every oil produced in the history of mankind and still pet you all that nothing will change in my look except my visits to the toilet (mind me!)will be more frequent ;) plz why those actress cant admit that mother nature isnt that generous

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  8. Menaka8:53 AM

    It's beauty that captures your attention; personality which captures your heart.

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