ByPuja Gupta

September 11, 2019 (IANSlife) For those who want to look perfect but don’t have the time to spend hours in salons and spend on expensive treatments, Penguin’s new book “Roots to Radiance” by author Nikita Upadhyay, is a wholesome guide that provides one with more than 400 easy tips and tricks to regain the best of our radiance.

The book is every millennial’s go-to when it comes to beauty solutions, self-care for hair, skin, oral hygiene, body, and health. It also gives under three-minute hacks and hacks by the season.

From your morning beauty regime to how to end your day, Upadhyay has suggested many useful tips and shared ways to make home-made beauty products that can lessen and even replace chemicals with wholesome, natural ingredients that will enrich and enhance your daily beauty.

The foreword is by Bollywood actress Dia Mirza who has touched various concerns of the millennials regarding their looks. The book also carries a letter by Bobbi Brown to the millennials through which she tries to inspire women in beauty. She has discussed how they should go about it, and given some life lessons.

The books also incorporates expert inputs by Sanjeev Kapoor who has shared his views on super foods, and recipes which should be included in everyday health and wellness regime, even when living the jet-set millennial life.

There is skincare advice shared by Barbara Sturm, a beauty expert. She has put her views on various issues related to millennials like at what age should millennials plan to use anti-ageing products, the most common skincare myths, the most common beauty advice people wrongly give and worst foods and beverages for skin we should avoid, among others.

The book also has excerpts from master perfumer Roja Dove who has shared views on finding your signature scent.

Grab a copy of the book to find easy beauty solutions to incorporate in your daily life. 
 

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Editing by Muskan Aggarwal and N. Lothungbeni Humtsoe