Your Necktie Colors and Your Personality: A Post Dedicated To All Boys

In our day to day life, color plays a vital role. We all have our personal likes and dislikes and that is true for colors too. We all have our favorite or lucky color. Isn’t It? But Have you ever think that your choice of cloths and colors are according to your personality always. Sounds interesting? Then read below, which neck tie will suit you best, as per your nature and your personality. I have given few quick tips too, enjoy!

Red Color Tie:
Red color is the color of attention and aggressiveness. If you love to wear red necktie, your personality is quite aggressive, attractive and gets attentions very quickly. Red color is one of the brightest colors we have. The red color lover is also very confident guy.
Quick Tip: Get Funky necktie in Red color with some cartoons, human faces, fun graphics or smiles on it to balance the aggressiveness of Red color. It will give you Funky cool look too.

Blue color Tie:
Blue color is the royal color represents richness and royal lifestyle; do you aim for the same? Then blue is the right color to wear as a neck tie. Also blue color necktie is must to have in your wardrobe as it matches with many light shade colors.
Quick Tip: Get Satin Blue color Narrow tie and wear it with any matt light color shirt, it will give you stylish look.

White Color Tie:
Do you believe in simplicity? Does quality balance lifestyle attract you more than lavish and fast lifestyle? Then White Tie is for you. It adds flavor of simplicity and classiness to your nature.
Quick Tip: Wear White Silk Tie with Black color shirt, it will look classy!

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Important: 
This is Part -1 post of Necktie colors and personality topic. Soon I will post Part-2 also. Till then Stay healthy, stay Stylish! And ya! Don’t forget to comment below, please share which is your favorite color necktie?

Monsoon Makeup Tips

Monsoon is favorite season of young hearts as it considered most romantic season. It is best time for partying, outings and get together but all this is incomplete for girls without monsoon friendly make up.As monsoon has already started so the main problem of girls in this season is what make up should be applied for such humid climate? So all you gorgeous girls must be looking for good tips for markup in monsoon. Right? Here we go.

Avoid Creamy Foundation:
Mostly in monsoon we have high humidity in atmosphere, so our skin does not required any extra humidity from creams and makeup. One doesn’t need any extra skin care to hydrate your face skin in monsoon. This applies to foundation also. Use of creamy foundation will give you oily look, and it can spread a lot.
Tip: Use Makeup base properly and apply Matt foundations with appropriate loose powder, to get matt fresh look in monsoon.

Water Proof Liners and Mascara:
Better to use waterproof liners and mascara in monsoon and summer so that you will not be tense while going out in rainy atmosphere. Your water proof mascara and eye liner will not spread anyway.
Tip: If you don’t have water proof eye liner, use pencil liners in Monsoon.

Glossy Lips:
Monsoon is the season of Love and romance. Glossy lip colors are in trend for the monsoon 2011. Get two three glossy lip colors to have new monsoon look.
Tip: There are some special lip glosses available in market which require makeup remover to rub your lip gloss, get them if possible so that even in rain, your lip color with gloss remains as classy and trendy.

Redefine your handbag in Monsoon:
• Always keep few tissue papers with you in handbag. You can have need of them anytime in monsoon season.

• If you do makeup regularly, keep some cotton and makeup remover with you in your handbag, so that in any case if your makeup spreads out, you can use it to clean your face immediately.

• Always keep good fragranced body spray, Plastic polythene and a small handkerchief with you in your bag.

• If you are fond of wearing light makeup in day time, make a small makeup kit special for monsoon. This small makeup kit in your handbag will include a matt foundation, small Compact powder, a pencil eye liner, water proof mascara and a miniature lip color.

Monsoon Dressing: Trendy Tips

The thought of walking out that door with pressed clothes and neat hair is nearly frightful in the wet season. One downpour and your hair is all limp, your clothes are all drenched and your teeth are all clenched. But don’t go cursing the dark clouds. Put a little bit of thought into your dressing and you’ll be better equipped for monsoon. As someone correctly pointed out, there is no such thing as bad weather, only bad clothes!

Formals

 Girls - Keep it short and simple. Long is a big no-no this season. Choose shirts and jackets with short sleeves, or sleeves which end at the elbow. Avoid wearing ankle-length skirts and trousers. Go in for knee-length skirts or short shirt-dresses. It is better to wipe off dirty hands and feet, rather than enter the office with long sleeves and trousers that are drenched and murky! White shirts in monsoon are like inviting trouble. Choose darker hues like like olive green, brown, and indigo. For an evening dinner or a party, go for well-cut Lycra shirts, pants or suits that are easy to wash. Avoid layers altogether.

Guys - You can not help but wear full-length trousers at work. Choose fabrics like blended cotton and poly-nylon which dry away easily and do not crush.

Traditional

Ladies - this is the time to flaunt your colourful kurtis. Team them with snug-fit churidaars. Put away your heavy salwaar kameez - with that long dupatta, it is just so messy and difficult for monsoon. And if you must wear a saree, wear rayon or even better, silk. Silk is lightweight, bright and easily manageable. Chiffon and crepe sarees should be avoided as they lose their sheen when they get wet. Cotton sarees are not so pleasant when drenched.

Casuals

Say goodbye to harrom pants and long, flowy skirts. Bring in the capris and short denim skirts. But make sure your denim skirt is not too tight! You want enough ‘leg room’ to elope from a sudden cloud burst. Wear t-shirts in happy colours like lime green, hot pink and deep blue. They’re the perfect rejuvenator for gloomy surroundings.

Guys – say no to baggy pants this season. Pull out your denim jeans and cut them or simply fold them to a length comfortably higher than ground level. Or go the Ashton Kutcher way, sporting stylish mapris!

Hair

Monsoon hair is confused between summer stickiness and winter dryness. Wear your hair short, or select a style that can bounce back into place easily after being wet. Avoid hairstyles that require your hair to be straightened, crimped or curled since the high levels of humidity in the air will make the hair go limp. Hair also tends to get dirtier in monsoon. Wash it frequently with a mild shampoo. Avoid use of conditioner this season, as it will only make your hair limper. Guys - avoid use of hair wax and hard gels. You don’t want the monsoon dampness to ruin your style!

Foot wear

One rule for monsoon footwear – it should be good enough to protect your feet and protect itself! That’s why you should put your leather and suede shoes away until winter. But if you must wear shoes, wear socks. They act as a barrier between the skin and the leather, preventing bacterial growth. And pick water-proof materials. Flip flops often flap when you’re walking, causing long stripes of dirt on the calves. Go for sporty sandals or floaters with straps, which hold the shoe in place. Crocs can be very slippery. Go for rubber chappals – they are easy to wash and let the feet breathe. Lycra boots look great and survive monsoon. You could also experiment with gum boots and incredible rubber heels – some real fancy ones are available online. Enjoy the season!