TIPS FOR A ROAD TRIP

Dress: Pretty Little Thing (similar here)
Heels: Stuart Weitzman
Bag: Prada

Necklace: Various

The excitement of a spontaneous road trip is something else: imagine getting up 

and yelling, “Road Trip!” and then hopping in a car with your partner and friends 

to explore an unknown part of an area. Fun! Unfortunately, getting on the road and 

having a fun, comfortable and stress-free road trip isn’t as easy as yelling “shotgun,” 

and stopping to grab some worthy snacks on the way. It takes a bit more than that.

To get the most out of your either spontaneous trip or well-planned adventure, it's

usually a good call for brainstorming some easy tips to ensure your drive results 

in an enjoyable experience for you and everyone else in the car. Below are such 

helpful tips which have guided our previous road trips and many more to come:

CLEAN MACHINE

Keeping your car clean before and during your trip is the key. If you clean up 

before your trip, cleaning during your trip will be even easier because you’ll be 

able to visualize the mess and get rid of it. Keep two bags in your car: one for

PANDEMIC

Dress: Pretty Little Thing (similar here)
Heels: Stuart Weitzman
Bag: Prada

Necklace: Various

It's always refreshing to take the time to reflect and engage in self-realization, isn't it?
I call it a substantial part of self-growth. I am also not letting the COVID-19 pandemic
affect me negatively. Of course, many factors are outside my control and inevitable,
but the beauty is taking something negative and turning it into a point of attraction.
Take my profession as a lawyer, for example. My job has certainly been affected due
to the pandemic. But, a huge advantage of that has been the considerable amount of
time I now have to enjoy with my dear husband, Manjot. We have been using this time
to explore many beautiful parks in the neighbourhood, going on long walks to take in
all that nature has to offer, playing board games with our family - while being in the
same household, of course. I am thankful and grateful for all of this.

I hope you too have been using this opportunity to connect more with your loved ones
or whatever your other priorities are. I hope that you're doing the best you can.

THE MAGIC CREAM

(ft. Charlotte Tilbury)

Charlotte Tilbury's Magic Cream

Experimenting with and documenting my observations about skincare has become one of
my favourite subjects to blog about. If you haven't already, check out my previous post 
here about a potent tool created by MDNA skincare to sculpt and contour areas of our
face and body including jaw, cheekbones, thighs and arms. Today, I want to briefly
discuss one of the most important steps of my skincare routine,  moisturizing.

The routine was ingrained in me by my mother dear from quite a young age. From as
far as I can remember, no day would be complete without my mom slathering my
face with baby moisturizer. My skin is now so accustomed to having hydration in it
that moisturizing has now become a daily habit regardless of what day of the week
it is. So, a big thank you mama!

THE BEAUTY ROLLER

(ft. Luxury Skincare by Madonna)

MDNA Beauty Roller (now on Sale)

If you are one of those who have developed a skincare regime from a young age, 

you deserve a pat on your back. Then, there are some of us for whom it isn't until 

noticing an unrelenting wrinkle that we start thinking about initiating a routine.

Determining when to commence incorporating products and ingredients that 

work to delay ageing or even products that keep your skin looking healthy 

and glowing isn't always an easy task. Discussing your skincare needs and 

patterns with a dermatologist is usually a good starting point. 

While I am no expert in the needs of the skin, I can certainly speak from 

experience and recommend this potent tool, The Beauty Roller by Madonna