Types of concealers-

1. Creams and Stick Concealers-

Moving on with the actual motive of writing this post.

Concealers are like magic wands and there are so many of them to choose from. A shade lighter than your foundation/skin tone is the right one for you. So make sure you have the right shade before you go, “Evanesco!”

2. Don’t swipe or rub your concealer in the blending process. Fingers, blending sponge or brushes, use the dab technique for it works best.

3. Missing on eye primer and don’t know what to do? Use your concealer as an eye shadow primer and it works the same. Make sure to use only a required amount and don’t overdo it.

4. Line your lips and brows using a concealer once you’re done filling them to. This highlights the lips and the brows and brings them to stand out. Defining the brows has never been easier.

5. Need more volume on the lashes? Apply concealer all over your lashes. You heard me! Go ahead and once you’re done with that, follow it with your usual mascara routine. And Voila! full volume lashes are served, instantly!

6. Last and as important a point, don’t forget to set your concealer with a powder. This step is mandatory even if you’re not using a concealer. Set your makeup with a loose compact powder to make it last longer.

Twisted Tulle Eats

I chose Pan fried noodles with lettuce, corns, strip chicken, capsicum, fried onions, chillies, etc. A realisation -  Potato chunks don't go so well with noodles. #potatolover

My friend tried their Chilly Chicken Noodles.

Mirror selfies will son be a thing of the past, so why not?

Twisted Tulle Travels!

Day 4 of our trip brought us to a yet smaller but equally beautiful and green island. An hour on the ferry and you are finally greeted by clear blue ocean water and the sound of the waves are like music to the ears.

Neil Island is a very small island with narrow roads with evergreen forests on both sides. On can explore the island on rented scooties or even on foot.

We headed directly to Bharatpur Beach which was filled with tourists and locals. Lots of water sport activities are available on this beach - Banana Boat Rides, Jet Ski, Glass bottom Boats, to name a few.

We chose to Jet Ski as we had already done something similar to the rest. It was my first time (for everything) so I had a lovely experience.
After strolling around the beach collecting sea shells and a dip in the ocean, we headed for our hotel.

Silver Sand in Neil Island had double storeyed huts and a Pvt beach with small mangroves on the sides. Since the weather went from Bright and Sunny to Cold and Windy, we decided to stay in. It rained heaving around evening.

After a hearty dinner at the hotel itself, we went to bed early since we had early morning Scuba Diving Session the next morning. Our day on Neil Island was fun filled and short lived but with a happy heart and the sound of the rain and waves, we slept soundly.


The day started with my alarm going off at 6 and standing on the beach, scuba suit on at 7. This time we were taken far from the shore on a boat and made to back flip (which I wish I had captured on camera) somewhere in the middle of the ocean. Having experienced Scuba earlier in Havelock, it wasn't scary. In fact it was a whole different experience. It was better of course because the view was clearer, the water was still since it was early in the morning and we even got to walk on the sea floor, or stand. :)

Our ferry to Port Blair was waiting for us and in an hour and a half, we were back to Port Blair.

Ross Island was still closed due to the rain so we visited Chitiyapur Beach, a very beautiful place for family picnics with an enclosed area for swimming.

After spending like an hour exploring the beach, we could see grey clouds approaching. That only meant one  thing, Rain! and in no time it was pouring. The weather was unpredictable there but it was beautiful. Boats being pulled, rafts being carried to the sheds and people finding shelter, and all of this happening when the clouds were still approaching. The sight was wonderful to watch and rain for once felt nice. :)



 

After a late lunch and some souvenir shopping at the famous Sagarekha Emporium which sells locally made handicrafts and shell items, we decided to return to our hotel because we had a lot of packing left to do and also 'Delhi was calling'.

We sat through an evening flight and reached the capital around midnight.
It was good-bye greenery, fresh air and humble people and a hello traffic, city lights and busy humans. The view of the beach and palm trees were suddenly street lights and tall buildings. 

Our Andaman trip had finally come to an end. It was a wonderful experience, my best trip so far and also included my best birthday ever. I came home with a trolley of memories and a light tan.

Thanks for reading!
xoxo

Ater an amazing response from you guys on my previous post, I couldn't wait to drop this down but with Diwali and some get togethers on my plate, I just couldn't find time.
My second day in Havelock started with a ride to the Jetty. Remember Jetty? If you don't, read my previous post here and come back. :)

On arriving at the Jetty, we were greeted with bad news. The Elephant Beach where we were to Sea- Walk was shut down due to weather disturbances. I came to Andaman to Sea Walk and it was the only beach which had that facility. Bummed as I was, we took a boat to another Island. A small one filled with tourists of all ages, tiny tots and young adults. Freshly married couples with mehendi filled hands and the aged too.

Couldn''t take our camera with us, so here's a picture from Google. This was it! except we weren't so calm. :)