The best way to remove hair is with an epilator

You can go ahead and spend a fortune in a salon and get waxing done, or some other fancy procedure, but believe me when I tell you that the best way to remove hair is with a epilator.

I have been using epilators for a long time and I find them to be really good. They don't just cut hair very short, they pluck them out. And guess what it gets better after a while. Due to regualr epilation the hair grows back thinner and after longer periods. Thus is becomes easier to remove hair.

If you want to save money and buy a small device that will help you remove hair for several years, then check out these Top 10 epilators available in India. They usually come with a 2 year warranty.

Stay beautiful, stay healthy. You can check out more top 10 products here too - www.top10in.in

Kaavya

Choosing the right digital camera in India

There are a wide variety and brands of digital cameras. Sometimes it gets overwhelming when it comes to make a choice.

If we were to go into the technology, there would be so much information that you would become even more confused.

I feel that the best way to choose a digital camera is to first of all set your budget.

According to your budget, you could broadly go in for the following types of digital cameras:

Basic Point and Shoot – These are easy to use, aim and shoot cameras. However, they are becoming less popular because of ever increasing smartphone camera quality.

DSLR or Digital Single Lens Reflex cameras – There are more expensive and have more features and also a higher quality output. They offer fast autofocus and the burst shooting mode, and the biggest differentiator from the basic point-and-shoot, a choice of lenses to choose from.

Mirrorless cameras – These are high end cameras which do not use the mirrors that are there in DSLR cameras. This makes them lighter and also offers the same or higher quality.

Once you decided which price range you want to go for, then keep these parameters in mind when choosing a particular model:

Megapixels – More the megapixels, clearer the picture and better the print quality when you do print a photo.

Zoom – The optical zoom and digital zoom are two different things. When the optical zoom is used, there is no loss in picture quality, but when the digital zoom is used, then there is loss in picture quality. Opt for more optical zoom.

Lens – Whether it is a fixed one or you can change lenses. Shorter focal length means wider viewing angle.

Aperture – A larger aperture means more light will come into the camera, resulting in better quality photos.

Sensor size – The larger the sensor size the better.

ISO range – the wider the range the better the picture quality will be.

Wi-Fi connected – These days many digital cameras come with wi-fi connectivity, which is a great help in sharing pictures and some other things. However there is a cost attached to this.

Here is a good resource to choose your digital camera – http://www.top10in.in/top-10-best-digital-cameras-in-india-2016/

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Thoughts on positivity

Hi I have always believed that if you have the right attitude, then no circumstance can defeat you. I would like all my readers to also believe in this.

I have gathered here a few quotes about keeping on and staying strong. Have a look and let their meanings make a real difference in your life.

"Work hard for what you want because it won't come to you without a fight. You have to be strong and courageous and know that you can do anything you put your mind to. If somebody puts you down or criticizes you, just keep on believing in yourself and turn it into something positive."
- Leah LaBelle

“We can complain because rose bushes have thorns, or rejoice because thorn bushes have roses.”
- Abraham Lincoln

“Celebrate the people in your life who are there because they love you for no other reason than because you are YOU.”
- Mandy Hale

Spirituality is another very important thing. One must always be centered on the Almighty. We are all actually visitors to this earthly plane. Let us keep our attitude positive and hopeful, and life will ge by smoothly and beautifully.

Kaavya

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Keep shopping and keep the peace!

The best binoculars are not necessarily the most expensive.

It all depends on what you want to do with the binoculars. Most binoculars are used for things like birdwatching watching sports on a stadium or nature watching.

The binoculars are usually measured in numbers like 8 X 40, 10 X 50. These numbers indicate the magnification which is the 8 or the 10, and the departure. I have used Olympus binoculars because a cousin of mine is very fond of watching birds.

I feel that it is good to have a pair of binoculars with you when you go for a trip. Even if it is to watch a Fort or to look at something interesting far away. If you're visiting a wildlife sanctuary, then a pair of binoculars is essential.

Here is a picture of a normal pair of binoculars:

Buying binoculars is very easy because they are easily available online. If you are in Delhi then you can also go to Palika Bazar in Connaught Place, where there are several shops selling Olympus binoculars. The usual price of a decent pair of binoculars is about 2500 rupees. These are enough for most purposes. If you are buying just for fun then go in for a pair that will cost less that 1000. The more money you pay for the binoculars, the better the image will be. But how good do you actually need the image to be?

If you want to look at some of the most popular binoculars that are sold online then have a look at this article- http://www.top10in.in/top-10-best-binoculars-in-india-2016/

There are a lot of other good top 10 lists like these here - www.top10in.in if you want to have a look. Keep checking out my blog for more interesting stuff.

Kaavya

Shopping in Delhi

Delhi has many markets, and I have been to all of them at one time or the other.

I remember my first time to the famous Sarojini Nagar Market near the R K Puram area. It was a warm summer day and I had gone there with my mother, I was just eight years old.

Suddenly I came upon this mass of humanity all swarming around trying to buy, sell, bargain. It was overwhelming, but also fascinating.

I saw the roadside sellers with clothes heaped up high, I saw the raised part of the market , the 'Babu Market', and the people. All kinds of people from stylish ladies in chiffon sarees to youngsters in jeans.

I spent several hours int he market holding on tight to my mother's hands. It was a fantastic journey indeed.

Here is a picture of Sarojini Nagar market:

Do go there if you get a chance. It is still as vibrant and amazing at it was so many years back. And best of all it has some of the lowest prices amongst all the major markets of Delhi.

My first blog post

Hi,

Kaavya here, this is my first blog post.

Though I have been using the internet for a long time, I haven't made too many blogs. The ones i did make are now lying unused and forgotten.

In this blog I want to write and share things that will be helpful to all of you people here.

Looking forward to creating a relationship with every reader.

Kaavya