By Mehak Munaf.  Eid means many things to people, but as one of the Soorat’s first Seditors prepping my skin is on the top of my list.

By Mehak Munaf.   Eid is on the horizon and your look is exciting and making you tense all at once even in quarantine, and if you are a lipstick lover the way we are, then prep your lips a bit in advance to really make that difference

By Shameneh Majid.   Do you find yourself in a day to day situations like these? Drawers overflowing, pouches refusing to zip up, cluttered cupboards, dusty wrecks of shelves and no place for storing your beloved makeup, especially when you have a truckload of it. We know it can be a living nightmare.

By Shameneh Majid.   Oily hair anyone? Or is it frizzy? Perhaps the universal bed-head? Maybe you just don’t have time to tackle that tangle of locks. We have a few tips guaranteed to help you make the most of a bad hair day.

Split ends are one of the main hair related problems faced by most people. Even though trimming is one of the best solutions for split ends, not everyone can afford regularly trimming every now and then. I’ll list you a couple of ways you can protect your hair by yourself.

Let’s be honest, there has been a time in our lives when we have gotten all comfy in bed, only to realize that we have our makeup on and forgotten about our night skincare routine. The last thing we want to do is get out of bed and spend twenty long minutes, pampering our skin.

By Hina S Agha.  This is an ideal granola bar recipe for you, if you are anything like me:  always short on time and making not the best food choices in your rushed state. This granola bar is the perfect quick fix and a great energy boost to open your fast with and even great for a nightstand suhoor routine. 

By Mehak Munaf.   Ramadan is more than a celebration, it is a time of spiritual reflection, self-improvement, and heightened devotion and worship. However, the long hours of fasting and excessive washing for wudu can start taking an immediate toll on your skin