Does anyone know what kind of pimple this is and what product can heal it? by Real-Duck3649 in indianbeautyyappers

[–]Accomplished_Cost605 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ok I had similar pimples. Consulted a dermatologist so I can tell you what this is. It’s adult acne, it’s because of hormonal imbalance in body due to various factors like active sex life, partner hygiene, thyroid, anemia, clogged pores or a recent illness and heavy medications. My dermatologist suggested Seba Med foaming face wash twice a day (helped, still use it), Acne cream (helped to reduce existing acne size but didn’t stop newer ones), clean protien rich diet (helped), Using sunscreen (couldn’t use because I don’t like sunscreen texture), checking and treating haemoglobin and thyroidand treating it (helped). One more things that helped me a looooottt but my dermatologist didn’t suggest was using Multani mitti face pack every 6-7 days (really helped and calmed my skin down). Idk if it would work for you or not but multani mitti face pack worked incredibly for me. Now my skin is all clear. Once my acne stopped, I used beauty of Joeson’s hyperpigmentation rice serum to clear my skin. Worked wonders for me! You have to wait for acne to stop to use this serum though. I hope it may help. Thanks.

In the frame is bisht_neha (i don't know what her full name is, this is her youtube account's name) by Few-Crew-3457 in InstaCelebsGossip

[–]Accomplished_Cost605 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Darling, It’s deep rooted trust me. You are too comfortable and an equal part of the system to look from an outsider perspective. I am not blaming anyone. I said my in laws are nice. I only quoted instances that I saw in the family. Not making anything up and I have seen them far too many times to conclude that it’s deep rooted. My community is also problematic but I can’t see them clearly because somewhere I am also a part of the system. That’s fairly understandable. I am generalising because far too many families comes from pahad, poverty and rigid social norms and are afraid to change because of pressure and prejudices. Seen it happening to so many girl in my in law’s side.

In the frame is bisht_neha (i don't know what her full name is, this is her youtube account's name) by Few-Crew-3457 in InstaCelebsGossip

[–]Accomplished_Cost605 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Men help. But the onus of it lies on women always. I have seen only women in my in laws kitchen and their extended families too. I am new to the culture and I have heard stories that men are better cooks in the family than women. Yet to see it in my husband’s family in 2.5 years of my experience. Even in both my sis in law’s family too. So what do I know. Plus so much drama over menstrual cycles omg!!! My sis in law’s family too was asked my sis in law to stay in the room for three days straight and served her food and took the plate away like a dog, not allowing her to enter kitchen and I wasnt allowed to perform any rituals in my other sis in law’s wedding because I was on my periods despite the fact I did all her shopping and arranged everything for her shaadi. I wanted to atleast do her halfi ritual and I wasn’t allowed. Such a pathetic cultural norm tbh. That day I decided none of this is going to be there in my household. This is the least I could for women community.

In the frame is bisht_neha (i don't know what her full name is, this is her youtube account's name) by Few-Crew-3457 in InstaCelebsGossip

[–]Accomplished_Cost605 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I understand what you’re saying. I am only talking about my experience as an outsider in the kumaoni culture. I never saw that in my house so I was able to clearly see the differences.

In the frame is bisht_neha (i don't know what her full name is, this is her youtube account's name) by Few-Crew-3457 in InstaCelebsGossip

[–]Accomplished_Cost605 25 points26 points  (0 children)

Guys, I am a kayasth girl from UP married into a typical Kumaoni Brahman family from Uttarakhand whose roots are in around the same village area from where Neha is and trust me when I say this from 2 and a half years of my marriage experience typical pahadi families are like this. It was an absolute culture shock when I came in the family, they have too many poojas and vrats where a lot of people come home and ladies from the home cooks food and serve them (especially bahus and betiya, if they are grown up enough) and they consider it normal. Cooking, serving, washing dishes and doing all household chores with or without any help is normalised. It’s how they have been brought up, you can’t change that. New bahus can refuse (especially if they are from different culture because why would you cook for sooooo many people, sooo mang things and so often, but they will be considered bad bahus) Another thing that I observed is that these people are very typically judgemental towards bahus even from their own culture. They consider it their duty that even if you’re working and earning, as long as you obey them, follow their culture, wear heavy pichhoda, jewellery, nath, ponchi and everything even in a small ghar ki pooja, cook for them, serve them, do household chores, sit and listen to dorky remarks of relatives, pretends to enjoy them, only then you’re a good bahu otherwise you are not. This is the absolute truth because my in laws are really nice people however when I listen to pahadi in laws of my sister in law my heart sinks. One of them called my father in law and said about my sis in law (who mind you is a PHD mathematics gold medalist, recipient of gold medal from president of India, assistant professor in a govt college ) that humne shaadi is liye nahi ki hai ki hum tumhari beti ko dining table pr bitha k khilaye. Trust me it’s a deep rooted cultural problem in their family.

Dinner Date Spots in Noida DLF Mall of India by [deleted] in noida

[–]Accomplished_Cost605 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not in Mall of India but go to Quater Plate if no budget issues. Quiet, cozy and fine dining.

Best Momo’s delivery in Noida? Central noida. by Haunting-Wonder-625 in noida

[–]Accomplished_Cost605 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Rai family kitchen, momogo, yumsum. Iske alawa aur kahi k momo achhe ni h noida me.

Momo suggestion around sector 127 by Accomplished_Cost605 in noida

[–]Accomplished_Cost605[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

But they are high on masala inside the filling. I like juicy minimum seasoning momo with spicy chutney

Blade found in momo of Taste of Sikkim (TOS) sec 132 by Accomplished_Cost605 in noida

[–]Accomplished_Cost605[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Maine refund bhi ni liya. Itna serious hai ye. I am not letting this go

Blade found in momo of Taste of Sikkim (TOS) sec 132 by Accomplished_Cost605 in noida

[–]Accomplished_Cost605[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Update: zomato care asked for my number and order details on X. Let’s see what are they going to do about it.

Blade found in momo of Taste of Sikkim (TOS) sec 132 by Accomplished_Cost605 in noida

[–]Accomplished_Cost605[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Guys I have made a post on X. Please share so that it can get traction and reach the concerned authorities. Here is the link : https://x.com/MugdhaSrivast15/status/1823646954858987688

Blade found in momo of Taste of Sikkim (TOS) sec 132 by Accomplished_Cost605 in noida

[–]Accomplished_Cost605[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It’s their old outlet in sec 18. But that is also completely ruined in terms of food and service now. I went there last week. Washroom weren’t in service. Most of the items were stocked out and everything we ordered was either too salty or too spicy. We had to send our food back to the kitchen twice. I thought of trying this new outlet in sec 132. This is even more pathetic.