Queen's Travel & lifestyle

Diwali is one of the biggest festival in India. On this day people light their houses and town, street. It is like christmas in India. It is a very spritual day where we pray to God, to let our houses, family and friends shine with lights and let the darkness and evil to be wash away. I love this festival but at the same time I'am totally against the noise pollution. I think it is high time people stop wasting money on buying crackers instead buy sweets and gifts, share to needy ones. Ningol Chakouba is also considered one of the biggest festival in my home town Manipur. The elder brothers or younger invites his married sisters for big fat lunch and present them gifts. This festival is celebrated to honour the love between siblings. How I celebrate when I'am home? I spend a good quality time with my family and friends.  This year I'am away from home. I did light up candles in my room. But I missed home. The sad thing about being away from family is not being able to ce

Today I'am sharing my skin care routine what I use on my face on daily basis. When I was younger I did not really care about my skin much but as I'am getting older I've become concern of my skin and taking good care of it. I normally wash my face twice day, one as I wake up and one before going to bed at night. Some days may be three to four times. As I wake up I wash my face with Body shop Tea Tree, I apply toner, youth essence lotion, day cream and apply my make up for the day. At night I apply the same product on my face except for the day cream I switch to night cream. The reasons I used this products is because I used to have lots of pimples, after using it for couples of years now my face is pimple free. On the positive note It is soft, clean and clear.