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Brides and grooms, it's your time of the year. Wedding season has arrived and while decor and ambiance features high on the list, so does the bridal ensemble. In fact, we'd go to the extent and say it's top priority for almost every bride-to-be. That has been the case for decades now and solah shringar is proof. The cultural ritual celebrates a bride's appearance and believes that accessories and ornaments only add to her amazing beauty. Solah shringar translates to 16 ornaments, which co-relates to the many phases of the moon who, like a bride, is beautiful beyond compare. The ritual also equates the stunning bride with Goddess Lakshmi as she is the Goddess of fertility and beauty. The solah shringar ritual features 16 traditional bridal jewellery and beauty accessories which are believed to complete the traditional bridal look.

Anjali Godhasara is the artist behind Solah Shringar. Anjali is a bridal makeup, hair, and henna artist based in Maryland with 8+ years of experience in the bridal industry locally (DC, MD, VA) and destination weddings internationally. Anjali specializes in multicultural and South Asian weddings. Anjali aims to make you look and feel confident in your own skin for each look curated with your vision in mind. Anjali works with each bride to customize their each bridal look and henna to tell their own story, the one they can treasure for time to come and proudly call their own. Anjali only uses 100% organic henna, which is freshly made at home.

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Anjali is an amazing person and a great henna, hair and makeup artist. Makeup and hair stayed gorgeous all day and all night. Anjali was so professional yet easygoing and relaxed. She made me feel calm and comfortable. Thank you so much for making me look beautiful on my wedding day.

Anjali is amazing! She took everything I wanted for my engagement mehendi and makeup and hair and delivered beyond expectations. She was patient and was very confident in everything she was doing which made me more relaxed. I trusted her completely and she made it so worth it!

Anjali did an amazing job at getting me ready for my Baby Shower. She was very patient and also talk through the process and inquired about my likes and dislikes. She is very methodical and knows lot about makeup. I would definitely recommend her for your next event.

Anjali is great. She, first of all, makes sure that you are comfortable and very cooperative. My sister has never had professional makeup done, but this was her first time, and she just loved it. I am going to have her do out make again for the wedding.

It is becoming clearer and clearer witheach passing day that the sociallyconstrued notion of physical attractiveness, is something all women striveto achieve and maintain. In fact, they are so obsessed with lookingbeautiful that the fashion and makeup industriesare thriving at their expense. Women give so much importance to looking goodwith the help of clothes, makeup and other accessories that these have becomethe stereotypes defining beauty today.To add to it all, the obsession with thefairer skin makes them resort to using fairness creams with the hope oflightening their complexion a shade or two.

The Shringar Eye Shadow Kit by Colors Queen is a comprehensive eyeshadow palette designed to elevate your eye makeup game. It offers a wide range of shades, textures, and finishes, allowing you to create countless eye-catching looks. The kit typically includes a variety of colors, from neutral tones to vibrant to shimmer hues, providing endless possibilities for both subtle and bold eye makeup. The eyeshadows are highly pigmented, offering intense color payoff with smooth and blendable application. With the Shringar Eye Shadow Kit, you can experiment with different eye makeup techniques such as smokey eyes, cut creases, or gradient effects. The diverse selection of shades and finishes enables you to express your creativity and adapt your eye makeup for women to any occasion or mood.

Even as makeup companies in the West have been able to drive home a point of view by stamping makeup with inclusivity and diversity, acceptance of the monobrow, frizzy hair or freckles, and thus acquiring a definitive voice, the discourse on beauty in India has no pointed argument. It has been unable to poignantly own the difference that makes an Indian woman look recognisably Indian without being exoticised by global fashion culture.

Regional Indian shringar (traditional beauty rituals), which once offered distinction, is fast disappearing from urban mainstream attention. It is certainly missing on fashion magazine covers, advertisements of beauty and hair salons or hoardings that peddle rivetingly seductive make-up. be457b7860