Many of these fun facts about women are a little exaggerated, but big part of them is, actually, true. Let’s look at 7 funny and weird things that, for some reason, turned into our very own girly habits.
7 Funny facts about Women
Many of these fun facts about women are a little exaggerated, but big part of them is, actually, true. Let’s look at 7 funny and weird things that, for some reason, turned into our very own girly habits.
4 Strange Movements of the World
It was started by a group of youngsters in Kochi against vandalism by the Bharatiya Janata Party at a coffee shop in Kozhikode has drawn the ire of the Vishwa Hindu Parishad.
World`s Slimmest Smartphone - Oppo`s R5
At 4.85mm thick, the R5 from Chinese manufacturer Oppo is the new slimmest smartphone on the planet.Behind its 5.5-inch AMOLED Full HD screen, the Oppo R5 packs an
octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 615 processor clocked at 1.5GHz, 16GB of
storage and 2GB of RAM.
How to disable WhatsApp`s Blue Trick?
Last week WhatsApp introduced ‘read receipts’ in the form of 2 blue ticks, allowing users understand if their message, image or video had been seen by their friend. WhatsApp is now introducing the choice to disable this feature if they need to stay the nagging out of their conversations.
How to get Dandruff-Free, Healthy Hair?
It is frustrating, but the good news is that dandruff can be treated. Many things cause dandruff, from your skin condition (too dry or too oily) to not shampooing often enough and even sensitivity to haircare products as well as other skin conditions like eczema and even emotional stress that put you at a higher chance of having dandruff. Essentially, the flakes you see are dead skin cells that have formed on the surface of your scalp. Here are some tips on how you can tackle the issue to have healthy, dandruff-free scalp.
World's first layered smartphone-'' Lenovo Vive X2 ''
'' Tagsy ''- A smart accessory for women to keep themselfs safe
Tagsy— A non-intrusive, smart accessory for women that alerts friends
and families of women in danger"—in response to the growing number of
rape cases in India.