भारतको एक मोडलको जिम गर्दा लगाएको ट्राउजरले छेक्न सकेन गोप्य अंगको आकार(भिडियो)

Looking beautiful is one of the things many teenager girls strive to be. Luckily, it is not hard to do, although it does take some time and effort. There is much more to looking beautiful than slapping on makeup, styling your hair, and putting on a trendy outfit, however. You have to take care of yourself, your skin, your hair, and your body. After that, the styling parts will come a lot easier!To keep your skin looking its best, you should wash your face in the morning when you get up, and at night before you go to bed. Use a facial cleanser (not regular soap) and gentle, circular motions. Never scrub your skin, as this can damage it. Focus on the areas that tend to get the most oily and dirty, such as your nose, forehead, neck, and chin.[1] When you are done, splash your face with cold water. This will help tighten and minimize your pores.
Avoid using hot water, as this can cause your skin to become dry.
Always remove your makeup before you go to bed, no matter how tired you are. Leaving makeup on will lead to clogged pores and the dreadful pimples. What works for your best friend or sister may not work for you. Take a look at your skin. If you skin looks oily, then get a facial cleanser that says "For Oily Skin" on it. If you have dry skin, look for something that says "Moisturizing" or "For Dry Skin" on it. Remember, you can always visit a makeup counter and ask the sales person there to help you find out what type of skin you have.
Your skin type may change depending on the time of year and the time of the month. Many girls find that their skin gets really dry during the winter season, and more oily while they are on their period.
Consider a cleaner that has salicylic acid in it if you have oily or combination skin. It's great for managing acne too![2] Toner is important, because it helps seal your pores and restore your skin's pH. Moisturizer is important, because it helps make your skin soft and smooth. It also helps prevent your skin from looking flaky when you put makeup on! Use a lighter moisturizer with SPF in the morning, and a heavier one in the evening.[3]
You may have to change the type of moisturizer you use throughout the year. For example, you might want to use a heavier one in the winter, and a lighter one in the evening.
Even oily skin types can benefit from moisturizer! Choose a lightweight, gel-based moisturizer intended for oily skin. If you have sensitive skin, try one without any added fragrances.[4]