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ART & CULTURE WeDneSDAy, oCtoBer 17, 2018 8 9 make-up mistakes most women make CAn yoU eVer ForGiVe Me? Laurie Strode comes to her final confrontation with Michael Myers, the masked figure who has haunted her since she narrowly escaped his killing spree on Halloween night four decades ago. Release Date: 19 October 2018 (USA) Director: Marielle Heller Writers: Nicole Holofcener, Jeff Whitty Stars: Melissa McCarthy, Richard E. Grant, Dolly Wells Taglines: Unknown Genres: Biography, Comedy, Drama Also known as: Can you even forgive me? Runtime: 106 minutes Country: USA Language: English Production: Archer Gray, Fox Searchlight Pictures Storyline Lee Israel (Melissa McCarthy) who made her living in the 1970's and 80's profiling the likes of Katharine Hepburn, Tallulah Bankhead, Estee Lauder and journalist Dorothy Kilgallen. When Lee is no longer able to get published because she has fallen out of step with current tastes, she turns her art form to deception, abetted by her loyal friend Jack (Richard E. Grant). An adaptation of the memoir Can You Ever Forgive Me?, the true story of bestselling celebrity biographer (and friend to cats). |Source: IMDb] Think you have your make-up mantra all crafted up your sleeve? It may seem that way but a little blooper here and there in the way of leaky eyeliner or a shiny T-zone can ruin everything. Here are nine ways in which your beauty regimen can go awry (and be solved, too) 1. overdoing the face powder Yes, the step of using a face powder is a must. But while it can appear to smoothen out lines and pores, applying too much of it will make you look too pale. 2. Foundation, first Do not skip the foundation. Apply it first, and follow it up with the concealer. Foundation can either leave the skin looking glowy and refreshed or patchy, like you have a mask on. So, use these tricks. First select a shade that matches your complexion. Add a little on your palm and apply at the center of the face. Blend it outwards in a gentle motion with a damp sponge. It should look even on the face. 3. Contrasting concealer Always use a concealer that matches your face type. Rule is: when using it under the eye, select a shade that's just a shade lighter than your own skin tone. For the cheeks and rest of the face, use a concealer colour that matches the colour of the foundation that you will be using. Do not go too light or you will risk sporting white, patchy circles. Also, if you have an oily skin, use a matte finish concealer and if you have dry skin, opt for a slightly shiny-finish look. 4. Making the blush stand out Blush can make or break the whole look, and far too often, women overdo the blush powder. Yes, it can highlight contours, but just let it define the face gently. Too much rose or pink shaded blush will look clownish. 5. leaking kohl Eye make-up is a must, but do not go too heavy as H o roSCope ArieS (March 21 - April 20): Natives of Aries are often confident and energetic people, who should consider setting up arrangements for larger family gatherings like reunions. Natives of this sign are often driving forces in the professional and political areas. tAUrUS (April 21 - May 21): The obstacles you face at the moment may be daunting but you have what it takes to overcome them. Don't try to avoid what fate sends your way over the next few days - it is designed to strengthen you, not destroy you. GeMini (May 22 - June 21): There may be times when you would like nothing better than to cut yourself off from the world at large but that simply isn't possible. Make the best job of what you are expected to do and try to steal a few hours for yourself later on. CAnCer (June 22 - July 23): Some things are important and some things are not and if you don't yet know the difference then it's time you found out. This should be a productive time for you but you need to learn how to say "no" when people ask you for favours. leo (July 24 - Aug. 23): If you are not yet getting the rewards and the respect you deserve don't worry, in a matter of days your name will be on everybody's lips. The sun in Aries makes you both creative and adventurous, so do something out of the ordinary. VirGo (Aug. 24 - Sept. 23): You may be tempted to go on a journey today but the planets warn it could lead you in some unforeseen directions, so make sure you take a map and don't promise to be at a certain place at a specific time - because you won't make it. there is a risk of it appearing to 'leak'. A kohl liner that comes out of the corners of the eyes can make you look like a watercolour. So, either opt for waterproof eye make-up or apply a layer of compact powder over the eye before applying eyeliner, which allows the oils secreted by the skin to be absorbed by the powder. 6. lip trouble A seemingly simple task of dabbing on lipstick actually has a method to it! You can start off with using a lip liner before applying your lip colour for a fuller lip appearance (this is a part that most busy women avoid). Rule is: rich, dark-toned hues flatter thicker lips and lighter shades work better with narrower lips. Also, nude shades are not meant to be worn at any time. Restrict them to a daytime look, only. 7. the right lighting When you are applying make-up, be sure to do so in the right lighting. Natural lighting works best for skin. 8. Battleground t-zone Does your nose shine out in pictures, whether you are sweating or not? Credit that to the oily T-zone that can prevent the make-up from looking even. This area around the bridge of the nose tends to glisten. Use a mattifying primer to control the oil and shine in the area and even out the skin's texture. Then blend in the foundation. 9. Don't stop at the jawline A common mistake that people make is just blend the make-up till the jawline. But experts advocate going all the way till the neck as that is visible, too. Blend the make-up downwards so that the face matches the neck area. You cannot have one shade on your face and paler or darker look in contrast on the neck. |Source: TOI] liBrA (Sept. 24 - Oct. 23): At some stage over the next few days you will see or hear something that makes you view the world in a new light. A change of perspective will lead to new ways of thinking, ways that answer all the questions you have been asking. SCorpio (Oct. 24 - Nov. 22): Find out why a partner or loved one is behaving so erratically, then do what you can to assist them. Most likely their problems are nowhere near as big as they think they are and can quite easily be corrected - as can your own! SAGittAriUS (Nov. 23 - Dec. 21): Yours is a sign of boundless selfconfidence and that's good because you will need it over the next few days. If you are not happy in your current environment don't be afraid to pack a bag and take off for a few days. CApriCorn (Dec. 22 - Jan. 20): You seem to lack purpose at the moment but that will change if you look for ways to express yourself. Whatever challenges come your way, and there will be plenty, see them as opportunities to be embraced rather than as threats to be avoided. AQUAriUS (Jan. 21 - Feb. 19): Stay calm and keep setbacks in perspective. If you can learn to take yourself a bit less seriously over the coming week then your problems, such as they are, will fade into insignificance. Rest assured your successes will always outnumber your failures. piSCeS (Feb. 20 - Mar. 20): It does not matter if other people approve of what you are doing, it matters only that it means something to you. The very last thing you should be doing now is asking friends and family for their opinions - it's your views that count. Skin SinS If you are a beauty warrior, you must be investing in some tried-and-tested products and a few home remedies. You may also be browsing websites doling out free DIY skincare advice. So far, so good. But if you lap up all the popular remedies doing the rounds on WhatsApp, your skin may just bear the brunt of half-baked advice. To differentiate the good from the bad, here are some popular skincare issues - demystified by experts. exfoliation is for everyone False. If you are going OTT with your exfoliation routine, think again. This skincare regimen is not needed every day or even weekly. In fact, with the advent of products containing newer ingredients the overall need for exfoliation has reduced. Mumbai-based dermatologist Dr Batul Patel mentions that ingredients like monolaurin, present in night creams and cleansers, treats excess sebum without over drying the skin. Alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs) act as chemical exfoliants which help to loosen and remove dead skin cells. "Using these products will in effect reduce the need for exfoliating; in case you still do feel the need, then twice a month is adequate," she says. Those with sensitive skin, should, especially be careful. People suffering from active acne and rosacea should avoid grainy exfoliators, as they can further complicate the issue. top tip : "Use cleansers with thermal spring water or micellar water for sensitive skin - both remove trapped debris without drying," adds Patel. Advanced skincare products have effective the right way to shampoo your hair The right way to shampoo your hair can make a lot of difference. It may seem like one of the easiest steps in the morning, but doing it right can do wonders to your hair. Here are five rules you must follow while shampooing your hair. Choose the right shampoo Pick a right shampoo for your hair type. If you're confused on what shampoo you should buy, you can consult a hair stylist or trichologist. And, instead of buying a 2 in 1 shampoo and conditioner combo, buy a separate shampoo and conditioner bottle for better results. Wet your hair properly One mistake a lot of us make is not wetting hair properly. Before applying the product, you must wet your hair under the shower for about 2-3 minutes, so your hair is completely wet. This will help absorb the product better. Apply it at the right place When shampooing, focus more on the scalp area, where the roots are and not the hair ends. And, when you are using a conditioner, lather it on the hair ends and not the roots. Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom (3D) 11:45 am, 2:30 pm Johnny English 3 Strikes Again (2D) 11:45 am, 6:45 pm First Man (2D) 11:30 am, 2:30 pm, 5:15 pm, 8:00 pm Mission: Impossible - Fallout (3D) 2:30 pm, 8:00 pm A Simple Favor (2D) 2:00 pm, 4:30 pm, 5:30 pm, 7:30 pm Kin (2D) 11:30 am, 5:00 pm The Nun (2D) 11:45 am, 2:00 pm, 4:15 pm, 6:30 pm Naqaab (2D) 2:00 pm Venom (3D) 12:00 pm, 5:30 pm, 8:15 pm *Authority reserves the right for any changes. ingredients that reduce the need for exfoliation. - Dr Batul Patel, dermatologist Facial facts If you love your monthly facials at your neighbourhood salon, then it's time to take a hard look at its hygiene. Bengaluru-based dermatologist Dr Shuba Dharmana suggests watching out for basics: "The staff's uniform should be neat, their hair tied in a neat bun and should not be falling all over you. They must wear gloves or use sanitiser before touching your skin." Overall, the place should look clean minus clumps of hair and dirt sitting around everywhere. Check with the staff if the combs and other equipment are clean and sterilised. You have the right to ask these questions as a consumer - because you are paying for a SHOWTIME rinse properly Once you have applied the shampoo, don't rinse it immediately. Let the shampoo be on your hair for at least 2-3 minutes, so it can work properly. Also, use cold water, instead of hot water. Cold water will help to seal the hair cuticles, which will prevent further damage. Don't wash your hair every day Washing your hair every day can end up damaging your hair more than you think. Try to limit your washes to 3-4 times a week. If you feel your hair is greasy, you can use a dry shampoo in between. |Source: TOI] Naqaab (2D) 11:00 am Johnny English 3 Strikes Again (2D) 5:30 pm, 7:30 pm First Man (2D) 10:50 am, 1:40 pm, 4:30 pm, 7:20 pm The Predator (3D) 11:30 am, 4:40 pm Venom (3D) 10:50 am, 1:45 pm, 2:00 pm, 4:40 pm, 7:00 pm, 7:30 pm Bengali Beauty (2D) 2:15 pm service. "Ask for disposable products like gowns, head straps and so on," says Patel. top tip : A salon that cuts corners on hygiene should be ditched, notwithstanding your friendly rapport with the therapist. toothpaste on zits? Do you use toothpaste on your zit to zap it real quick? In case you have followed this DIY quick-fix, don't do it. "The formulation of toothpaste has changed. It can have ingredients that can burn your skin. Many formulations these days also have peppermint and calcium that can irritate skin," says Dr Kiran Lohia, dermatologist. top tip : If you have persistent acne, consult a qualified dermatologist to get to the root of the problem. For once-in-a-while odd pimple, use an an OTC anti-acne product. |Source: TOI] A Star is Born (3D) 11:10 am, 1:50 pm, 4:20 pm, 7:10 pm The Nun (2D) 11:00 am, 1:10 pm, 3:20 pm, 5:30 pm, 7:40 pm *Authority reserves the right for any changes.
SPORTS 9 WEDnESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2018 Sterling shines as England blow Spain away Bangladesh will hope Liton has turned a significant corner in his international career with his maiden ODI hundred. Photo: AP Liton Das hopes to add consistency to his ODI game Sports Desk: Bangladesh batsman Liton Das said that his maiden ODI hundred against India at the just-concluded Asia Cup has relieved lot of pressure and self doubt. Liton, widely considered one of the most talented Bangladesh batsman, has generally fallen well short of his potential on the international circuit before scoring a classy hundred in a pressure final, albeit in a losing cause, reports Cricbuzz. Despite being in the Test and the T20 teams for quite some time, Liton has failed to earn a regular spot in the ODI side. He appeared to have lost the opening spot for good after the debacle in South Africa but a combination of some timely runs in the T20 format - a half-century against Windies - coinciding with failures of other top-order contenders paved his return to opening slot in the 50- overs format. He made a couple of false starts in the Asia Cup before managing a 117- ball 121 in the final against India which came ever so close to giving Bangladesh the Asia Cup title. With the monkey now off the back, Liton now hopes to add consistency to his start-stop ODI career. "My first ODI hundred is very important. I was on the back foot for quite some time so for me it became imperative to perform," Liton told reporters at the preparatory camp ahead of the home series against Zimbabwe at Mirpur on Tuesday (October 16). My main aim is to be consistent because when I play domestic cricket I scored quite consistently [but that was not the case at the international level]. Now I am looking forward to make ways so that I can perform consistently at international level." The success notwithstanding, Liton has his feet firmly planted on the ground, refusing to take his success for granted. It is this attitude that helped him carry the confidence from the Asia Cup innings to domestic cricket where he smashed the fastest double hundred (off 140 balls) in Bangladesh's first class cricket history, breaking his own record within six months. "I don't think that way [that one innings will change my career]. Because for me each match is important. One match can have a lot of impact on someone's career but you have to start from the scratch in the next match," Liton said. "I believe cricket is a mental game and if your mind is clear you are bound to succeed. "As I was not performing naturally there were doubts regarding my ability. After performing probably a lot of pressure was released so perhaps managed to play like that [for Rangpur]," he added. Bangladesh will hope Liton has turned a significant corner in his international career and will look forward to more such telling contributions in the forthcoming series against Zimbabwe. Liton's own expectations have gone up. "Certainly there is pressure of expectation as I have done well, my team and my teammates will want me to do well again while I would like to fulfil my expectations. I guess it is from both sides," he concluded. The three-match ODI series versus Zimbabwe starts on October 21. It'll be followed by two Tests at Sylhet and Mirpur. Sports Desk: Raheem Sterling scored twice as England delivered one of their finest victories of the modern era by beating Spain 3-2 in Seville on Monday, reports BSS. Away from home, and against a Spanish side in scintillating form under their new coach Luis Enrique, this was certainly England's best win under Gareth Southgate and, perhaps, their most impressive since thrashing Germany 5-1 in Munich in 2001. Marcus Rashford was the other scorer in a breathless opening 45 minutes, which witnessed Spain conceding three on home soil for the first time in their history. "To play the way they did, this should be a great reference point for this team for the future," Southgate said. Paco Alcacer, on as a substitute, headed in before the hour to spark hopes of a comeback but England were home and dry by the time Sergio Ramos scored in the 98th minute, with the last action of the match. It means England keep alive their hopes of finishing top of Group 4 in the UEFA Nations League, the position Spain had needed only a point to all-butguarantee would be theirs. It was a night for streaks ending and records tumbling. Sterling's opening goal was his first in 1,102 days for England, even more remarkable given he added his second 22 minutes later. "The only thing we did say is when he scores he will score again," Southgate said. "He managed to do so pretty quickly." The last time England won away against Spain was 1987 - which was also when they last scored against Spain away from home, Gary Lineker on target. With an average age of just over 23, this was also the youngest England starting line-up in the 21st century. That will be the most exciting aspect for Southgate. For Spain, Alcacer now has an astonishing 10 goals from his last 10 shots on target. But defeat represents something of a reality check. "Waving the flag for goals," read Marca's front page on Monday. They had scored 12 in three games since Luis Enrique took charge. "Clearly it wasn't our night," he said. "We have made mistakes on an individual level and their goals were medicine for them and poison for us." But Eric Dier set the tone early on. He left Sergio Busquets, sluggish throughout, hopping out of his first pass and then slid through Ramos, who was also out of sorts. After a frantic start, England settled and in the 13th minute, scored. Under pressure at the back, they kept the ball until the risk was too great and Jordan Pickford drove forward to Harry Kane. With Spain caught upfield, he was able to turn and find Rashford, whose quick switch set Sterling free. He finished into the top corner. "We are staying up," sang the away support as Thiago Alcantara danced around England's midfield with flicks and tricks. But to little effect. Instead, Kane showed the value of a top-class centre forward for England's second. He outmuscled Ramos to win Pickford's punt downfield, outpaced Nacho to the loose ball with a superb reverse pass in behind. Rashford only had to finish. Spain's early confidence was gone and England added a third before the interval, which was greeted by whistles from the home fans. Ross Barkley's sumptuous ball over the top caught Ramos napping again and Kane squared for Sterling to tap in. "Are you Scotland in disguise?" came the taunt from the corner. Spain were sent out early for the second period, among them Alcacer, who replaced Saul. He scored with his first touch, heading in Marco Asensio's corner, given away after a fumble by Pickford. England's Raheem Sterling scored their third goal past Spain's David De Gea on Monday. Photo: AP Db q bi MYZ ¿ kL nvwmbvi De Villiers, who retired from international cricket earlier this year, heads the list of designated South African players. Photo: AP GD-1289/18 (4 x 3) GD-1286/18 (5 x 3) De Villiers included in draft for South African T20 league Sports Desk: South African batting star AB de Villiers was on Monday named among 12 leading players for South Africa's new Mzansi Super League Twenty20 tournament, reports BSS. Six South African and six overseas players were named as marquee players at a Cricket South Africa media briefing. Six teams will be competing for their services in a draft in Johannesburg on Wednesday. England one-day captain Eoin Morgan and fellow England players Jason Roy and Dawid Malan will join West Indians Chris Gayle and Dwayne Bravo and Afghanistan leg-spinner Rashid Khan as the leading overseas players. De Villiers, who retired from international cricket earlier this year, heads the list of designated South African players. The others are national captain Faf du Plessis, Hashim Amla, JP Duminy, Kagiso Rabada and Imran Tahir. The league, named after a colloquial term for South Africa, will run from November 15 to December 16. The names of six teams and their home venues were announced at Monday's briefing. They are: Cape Town Blitz, Durban Heat, Jozi Stars (Johannesburg), Nelson Mandela Bay Giants (Port Elizabeth), Paarl Rocks and Tshwane Spartans (Centurion). Cricket South Africa chief executive Thabang Moroe said there had been a big response from players from around the world who wanted to be included in the league. S(18)(250) GD-1292/18 (5 x 3)
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