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Articles by Sashini Seeni
Embedded Facts Behind the Myths on Menstruation
“We need to raise our girls with power, and we need to raise our boys with information. I want the girls to be proud of who they are, of their bodies. I dream of a future where menstruation is not a curse, not a disease, but a welcoming change in a girl’s life.” – Aditi Gupta, co-founder of Menstrupedia. My journey unknotting myths Growing up, I was exposed to numerous myths regarding menstruation, which generated a dispute within the confines of my head.
8 Tips to Keep Your Skin Healthy and Glowy in Your 40s, 50s, and 60s
Aging is a natural process, especially for the skin. Whether or not you care for your skin, it will age to some degree. But, the more you care for your skin, the slower it will age. Today, we share the best tips anyone 40 or older will benefit from to achieve healthy and glowing skin. Why does the skin age? The skin naturally ages due to various factors; most commonly, aging is due to ethnicity, genetics, and sun exposure.
4 Hacks To Style Monochrome Outfit
We’ve all seen that extremely chic person or celeb wearing an amazing monochromatic look, but what monochrome style hacks do you need to know to pull it off? Can anyone do it? The short answer is yes; you can pull it off. But you may need a few hacks to help you. Keep reading to get some great tips! Monochromatic is defined as one color. Mono, meaning one, and chromatic, meaning color. It’s a classic trend that, when done well, translates to a very beautiful and chic outfit and style.
PCOS: Symptoms That You Need To Know
Polycystic ovarian syndrome, also known as PCOS, is a common disease affecting women at a young age. Even though this disease is common, researchers’ real explanation of the disease is still being explored. But one thing we knew about the disease is the roleplay of the hormones. Let’s see the simple pathophysiology of how this disease happened and its relation to the hormones.
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