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Dark Circles Home remedies for dark circles are considered to be the best heal- ing method. It is a natural way of curbing the dark blemishes, under the eye, which will not cause any harm to the skin. * Application of a thin sliced cucumber, on top of each eye, for 15 to 20 minutes, twice a day, relieves stress and cools down the eyes. = A mixture of almond oil and honey should be applied on the affected area, every night, before bedtime. You will see a remarkable improvement in two to three weeks. = Consume at least two to three liters of water, on a daily basis. Water is a very essential remedy, in this case, and it flushes out the toxins present in the body. = Tea bags are known to be very effective in curing dark circles. A cold tea bag should be put on top of each eye for 10 to 15 minutes everyday. = Make a paste of fresh mint leaves and add a few drops of lime juice in it. Apply the mixture on the eyes, and the dark circles, for 10 to 15 minutes every- day and see the difference in two to three weeks. = Rose water is considered to be a natural coolant for the body and has been an old home remedy for genera- tions. Apply two to three drops of rose water, on a cotton ball, and gently mas- sage on the affected area of the eye for five to six minutes. This method is considered to be one of the most effective cures for dark circles. Dark Circles Diet Healthy Diet A healthy diet for dark circles, which is full of nutrients, is the most essential thing in this case. Some of the essential nutrients can be found in: = Fresh Fruits and vegetables. = Green leafy vegetables. = Cereal crops such as oats, barley, wheat and millets. = Fresh juices of fruits and vegetables. MADu AWAnThI Photographs and articles should be sent to: [email protected] Tel: 0776788119 Ivan Alvis Graphic layout by P.D. Chandana Thursday June 19th, 2014 Y es, it happened four years ago – the 2010 IIFA Awards, which took place in Colombo, between June 3-5 – but the locals models are still wondering whether they would ever be paid! The fashion extravaganza – a part of the 2010 IIFA Awards – fea- tured some of out top models, along with models from India. During the selection process, the local models were asked to do their thing for free. None agreed, and the organizers finally decided to make payment. “We were told that this was an international event and that we would gain international recogni- tion. But we insisted on being paid and the organizers did say ‘yes’ to our proposal,” said one of the mod- els who was a part of the IIFA scene. “The Indian models were being given five-star treatment, and paid lavishly, as well, but we were treat- ed differently,” she added. “And when it was all over, we kept calling up the local organizers. Y ala National Park was the destination of choice for the ‘Explorations’ series in the Land Rover and Cinnamon Nature Trails part- nership. Seven Land Rover vehicles, carrying their own- ers, set off from Colombo to the wilderness of Yala. The goal was to track and find the reclusive sloth bear during the three-day adventure. Cinnamon Wild Resort was home to the Land Rover owners during this period of time with a very luxu- rious agenda, mixed in with the wild. The explorations series had a unique itinerary, spe- cially planned by the Land Rover and Cinnamon Nature Trails team, for the owners. They started with a pho- tography workshop, taught by renowned wildlife natural- ist, Chitral Jayatilake, with an array of high-end DSLR cam- eras provided by Canon Sri Lanka. The excursions into Yala consisted of six game drives, including a Night Safari where night vision goggles brought to light the amazing sights of the dark jungle. During these game drives, the Land Rover owners managed to garner fourteen leopard sightings, two sloth bear sightings and stunning images of Yala’s natural beauty. The trip to Yala National Park was truly an adventure for the Land Rover owners filled with unexpected surprises. The many vivid sightings, within the three-day series, were unforget- table and the participants were thrilled to have experienced such rare and breathtaking moments. On the final evening, cocktails followed by the scrumptious bush dinner organized by Cinnamon Wild Yala, con- cluded the event and garnered unforgettable memories. The next excursion, in the Exploration series, will see Land Rover owners head to Trincomalee from the 25th – 27th of July, 2014, in ‘Corals and Reefs’, a chance to explore the natural beau- ty of the underwa- ter world. Young Land Rover enthusiasts will be given an insight into the conservation of corals and marine life whilst experiencing ‘Snuba’ for the first time. Land Rover owners will stay at Chaaya Blue during the ‘Exploration’ basking in the lux- ury of the partnership between Cinnamon Nature Trails and Land Rover. Various excuses were given but their promises never ever materi- alized.” The model concerned went on to say that the last excuse given to them was that the officer, who handled that event, has left the organization. “It’s really disheartening the way we were treated, and that scene is now so unpleasant to us.” The Indian fashion scene at IIFA 2010 Indian model Sheran Fernando, Managing Director, SML Frontier Automotive (center) seen with Land Rover owners and Canon Equipment, at Cinnamon Wild Yala Music Day, Friday, June 20th, 2014 – on stage concert, at Park Street Mews, from 3.00 pm to 11.00 pm. In action will be Ecole Française Internationale de Colombo, Thriloka, Sri Lankan Kandyan Dance, Wagon Park/Buddhi de Mel, Julius, The Brahminy Kites, Sketch City Saturday, Naadro, The French band Bel Plaine, and Paranoid Earthling. After party at Taj Amuseum, with a French DJ. Chitral Jayatilake conducting the Photographic Seminar for Land Rover owners at Cinnamon Wild prior to the game drives The elusive Sloth Bear captured on camera during the exploration at Yala = After Dark
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Dark Circles Home remedies
for dark circlesare considered tobe the best heal-ing method. It is anatural way ofcurbing the darkblemishes, underthe eye, whichwill not cause anyharm to the skin.
* Applicationof a thin slicedcucumber, on topof each eye, for 15to 20 minutes,twice a day,relieves stressand cools downthe eyes.
= A mixture of almond oil and honey shouldbe applied on the affected area, every night,before bedtime. You will see a remarkableimprovement in two to three weeks.
= Consume at least two to three litersof water, on a daily basis. Water is a veryessential remedy, in this case, and itflushes out the toxins present in the body.
= Tea bags are known to be veryeffective in curing dark circles. A coldtea bag should be put on top of each eyefor 10 to 15 minutes everyday.
= Make a paste of fresh mint leavesand add a few drops of lime juice in it.Apply the mixture on the eyes, and thedark circles, for 10 to 15 minutes every-day and see the difference in two to threeweeks.
= Rose water is considered to be anatural coolant for the body and hasbeen an old home remedy for genera-tions. Apply two to three drops of rosewater, on a cotton ball, and gently mas-sage on the affected area of the eyefor five to six minutes.
This method is considered tobe one of the most effective curesfor dark circles.
Dark Circles DietHealthy Diet A healthy diet for dark circles,
which is full of nutrients, is themost essential thing in this case.Some of the essential nutrientscan be found in:
= Fresh Fruits and vegetables. = Green leafy vegetables. = Cereal crops such as
oats, barley, wheat andmillets.
= Fresh juices of fruitsand vegetables.
MADu AWAnThI
Photographs and articles
should be sent to:
Tel: 0776788119
Ivan Alvis Graphic layout by P.D. Chandana
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Yes, it happened four yearsago – the 2010 IIFA Awards,which took place in Colombo,
between June 3-5 – but the localsmodels are still wondering whetherthey would ever be paid!
The fashion extravaganza – apart of the 2010 IIFA Awards – fea-tured some of out top models, alongwith models from India.
During the selection process, thelocal models were asked to do their
thing for free. None agreed, and theorganizers finally decided to makepayment.
“We were told that this was aninternational event and that wewould gain international recogni-tion. But we insisted on being paidand the organizers did say ‘yes’ toour proposal,” said one of the mod-els who was a part of the IIFAscene.
“The Indian models were beinggiven five-star treatment, and paidlavishly, as well, but we were treat-ed differently,” she added.
“And when it was all over, wekept calling up the local organizers.
Yala National Park was the destination ofchoice for the ‘Explorations’ series in theLand Rover and Cinnamon Nature Trails part-
nership. Seven Land Rover vehicles, carrying their own-
ers, set off from Colombo to the wilderness of Yala.The goal was to track and find the reclusive slothbear during the three-day adventure. CinnamonWild Resort was home to the Land Rover ownersduring this period of time with a very luxu-
rious agenda, mixed in withthe wild.
The explorations serieshad a unique itinerary, spe-cially planned by the LandRover and Cinnamon NatureTrails team, for the owners.
They started with a pho-tography workshop, taughtby renowned wildlife natural-ist, Chitral Jayatilake, withan array of high-end DSLR cam-eras provided by Canon SriLanka. The excursions into Yala consisted of sixgame drives, including a Night Safari where nightvision goggles brought to light the amazing sightsof the dark jungle. During these game drives, theLand Rover owners managed to garner fourteenleopard sightings, two sloth bear sightings andstunning images of Yala’s natural beauty.
The trip to Yala National Park was truly an
adventure for the Land Rover owners filled with unexpected surprises.The many vivid sightings, within the three-day series, were unforget-table and the participants were thrilled to have experienced such rareand breathtaking moments. On the final evening, cocktails followed bythe scrumptious bush dinner organized by Cinnamon Wild Yala, con-cluded the event and garnered unforgettable memories.
The next excursion, in the Exploration series, will see LandRover owners head toTrincomalee from the 25th –27th of July, 2014, in‘Corals and Reefs’, achance to explorethe natural beau-ty of theunderwa-ter
world. Young Land Rover enthusiasts will begiven an insight into the conservation of coralsand marine life whilst experiencing ‘Snuba’ forthe first time.
Land Rover owners will stay at ChaayaBlue during the ‘Exploration’ basking in the lux-ury of the partnership between CinnamonNature Trails and Land Rover.
Various excuses were given buttheir promises never ever materi-alized.”
The model concerned went onto say that the last excuse givento them was that the officer, whohandled that event, has left theorganization.
“It’s really disheartening theway we were treated, and thatscene is now so unpleasant tous.”
The Indian fashion scene at IIFA 2010
Indian model
Sheran Fernando, Managing Director, SML Frontier Automotive (center) seen
with Land Rover owners and Canon Equipment, at Cinnamon Wild Yala
Music Day, Friday, June 20th, 2014 – on stage concert, at
Park Street Mews, from 3.00 pm to 11.00 pm.
In action will be Ecole Française Internationale de Colombo, Thriloka, Sri
Lankan Kandyan Dance, Wagon Park/Buddhi de Mel, Julius, The
Brahminy Kites, Sketch City Saturday, Naadro, The French band Bel
Plaine, and Paranoid Earthling.
After party at Taj Amuseum, with a French DJ.
Chitral Jayatilake conducting the Photographic Seminar for Land Rover
owners at Cinnamon Wild prior to the game drives
The elusive Sloth Bear captured
on camera during the exploration
at Yala
=After Dark
