ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT HIP DIPS

Alright, let's discuss about hip dips, often known as violin hips. Sincerely speaking, the only hip dip exercise I've ever done was the side plank exercise where you lower your hip to target your obliques.  However, it seems that a new term, "hip dip," has been popularized to refer to the dip that appears after the hip and before the thigh.

In response to the question, "How do I fill in my hips?" let me clarify that this was never a "problem" until individuals began to label it as such. I got a ton of results from a quick search on Pinterest.

Strangely enough, having hip dips has nothing to do with having too much fat in that area—unlike "bat wings," "thunder thighs," "muffin tops," and "saddlebags." Quite the contrary, in fact. With a higher fat deposit in that concave location, women with hourglass proportions without the hip dip typically have fuller bodies. This isn't even related to losing weight. Your natural anatomy is the reason behind this peculiar and meticulous phenomenon!

You begin to believe that this is the ideal body type when you see Instagram photos of models with tight waists and wide hips flaunting their bodies in body con dresses and string bikinis, garnering a ton of likes! You begin to think that's THE BEST body type—the most ideal body type, the kind that guys like. You then begin to convince yourself that you are unworthy if you don't appear that way.

Put aside magazine covers, please.Instagram photos are the new benchmark for beauty.Become attentive. Hip dunks are commonplace! Fat and muscle in that area are prone to inward curvature if your hip bone is somewhat higher than your femur.

I'll tell you right now that you would be better off directing your energies elsewhere if you want to spend the entire day and night battling your body's natural structure in an attempt to "fill in" your hips. Yes, there are exercises that can help you work the gluteus medius and minimus, which are the muscles in the hip dip area. However, if your primary motivation for exercising is for appearance, I strongly advise you to find something else to do. Your total body's strength, vitality, and mood are far more significant than any one individual component.

Hip dips do not define who you are as a good, bad, thin, or overweight person. Please keep in mind that they are what they are.

MAKEUP: WANT THE PERFECT PENCIL SKILLS THEN CHECK OUT

When a thin, flat brush and kohl pencil are combined, amazing things happen! Kohl pencils are meant to be smeared and blended, especially when combined with a smokey eye. And using a brush is my preferred method for doing it. Just draw the outer half of the upper lash line with the brush, then "pull" the line inward and outward. It's truly lovely! This is the method:

• My go-to pencil in my kit is a Kohl pencil; it's blend-able and long-lasting, but I also use it frequently.
• A Thin Flat Brush: I really enjoy using this intricate lip brush in addition to the tiny contour brush I used.
• Your Go-To Mascara: I used Krysten Ritter's old favorite, but I'm also totally digging this discovery right now!
• An all-time favorite is this Grey Smoky Shadow Palette. I used it on Corinne in Rock Chick.

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MAKEUP: TOP MASCARA TECHNIQUE FOR LADIES

I decided to share this because it's one of the best mascara application techniques I've seen, and it works flawlessly. All of them! It's the fastest way to really get into the lash line and stamp the roots, as well as the best way to make all of the lashes, outer and inner, flare out. You can bend it back to put it back into the tube, so don't worry. If you aren't comfortable using your expensive mascara, try it on a drugstore beauty product until you fall in love! As follows:

MASCARAS:

• I'm a fan of British cult favorites like this Skinny Mascara, so use it.
• Use this multi-sided mascara wand to apply the technique (notice the numbers 1 and 2 written on each side of the handle to determine which side to apply first).
• This affordable staple was made specifically for this method!

                                                                             

RESEARCH SHOWS THAT BATHING YOUR BABY BEFORE IT IS 24 HOURS OLD IS DANGEROUS

Immediately a new baby is born and once the doctors are satisfied that the baby is fine, the next step is to bathe the baby before handing him/her to the mother to hold for the first time.

However, researchers are saying that there is an important substance — vernix — that covers your baby’s body at birth; and that bathing the baby less than 24 hours after delivery actually deprives that baby of an important health benefit.

Vernix caseosa, also known as vernix, is the waxy or cheese-like white substance found coating the skin of newborn human babies.

It is believed to have some protective roles during foetal development as well as for a few hours after birth.

Indeed, reports say that a Chicago-based nurse is convinced that new mums and dads should wait between eight and 24 hours to bathe their newborn so the baby can reap all the benefits that vernix provides.

For instance, researchers say that leaving the vernix on the baby for about 24 hours after birth protects against hypothermia — a medical condition in which the body temperature is much lower than normal.

It is also thought to protect against hypoglycaemia — the condition of having too low a level of blood sugar.

A nurse at Advocate Sherman Hospital in Elgin, Illinois, USA, Courtney Buss, headed the research and medical world is fast considering it.