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How to Take Care of Your Face Under That Beard?

Posted on July 3, 2019

Like to grow that furry beard but get itchy, flaky skin beneath all that? If so, this guide is for you. Here’s a bitter truth that no one tells you about the beard: Facial hair strips away moisture resulting in a dry, flaky skin. What makes it...

7 Must-Have Travel Essentials

Posted on October 23, 2018

There is always something you’ll inevitably forget when you pack for any type of trip. So consider this your friendly reminder to pack these items first, before you put anything else in your suitcases. Your hotel may have a hair dryer and shower essentials in the bathroom but it...

Indian Academicians and CEOs Around The World

Posted on August 14, 2018

Indians are making their presence globally over a wide spectrum of fields ranging from science, technology, education and innovation. And we are very proud of them! Cheers to Indian brains. Subra Suresh Designation: President, Carnegie Mellon University Pradeep Khosla Designation: Chancellor, University of California, San Diego Nitin Nohria Designation: Dean, Harvard...

Why Do We Get Most Creative Ideas In The Shower?

Posted on January 16, 2018

There haven’t been a lot of research on why you get random thoughts or ideas pop out of your head, but psychology does have a theory that describes a mental state that seems to build these kinds of thoughts. It’s called the “default mode network”. In this...

15 Sec. Read: How Should You Wash Your Razor Blades, From the Back or Front?

Posted on October 11, 2017

After shaving, give your razor a thorough rinse with hot water. Hold the blades of your razor under a running tap after every few strokes, and let the water run through from the back to the front in order to dislodge the clogged hair and other dirt....

15 Sec. Read: Why Should You Rinse the Razor After Every Stroke?

Posted on October 9, 2017

It is recommended to run your razor under hot water after every one or two strokes. The more frequently you rinse it, the smoother the shave. Clogged hair not only blocks your razor from shaving other hairs, it also causes repeated friction and pressure, which also causes razor bumps and...