The Royal Mane Handbook

Gone are the days when beauty was limited only to the royals. Ancient secrets of going chemical-free and going ‘tout naturel’ are here to let you straighten your crown and tame your mane, the royal way.

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Ek tha raja. Ek thi rani.

Dono mar gaye,

Khatm kahani.

If only folk tales could be this precise, we wouldn’t have the leverage to live and breathe like royals. Indian royals lived like there’s no other in the world. While others were busy conquering other countries, Indian royals were busy carving the path of righteousness for themselves and their kingdoms. Amongst the tales of their valour, stories of renowned royal Indian beauty can be heard echoing through their paintings. Royal Indian women with their remarkable beauty, personified royal dressing worldwide. Even a galore of precious jewels and elegant drapes didn’t stand a chance to equate their beauty. How could they? Their excellence was born out of aurelian skins and lustrous tresses. Rouge found new meanings with the royalty streaming through their blood. But did you know that many hands of expert care were needed to let the queens’ aura spear through the commoners? Though practised commonly, polygamy wasn’t seen as a very fair moralistic practice back with some Indian royals. Jealousy and insecurity from a beautiful, younger princess were obvious. Those already married to the king needed to maintain their mane while others indulged in spreading captivation with the freshness of their youth. Hair is known to expel a woman’s pheromones. To those who may have heard this for the first time, a pheromone is a chemical produced and released by an animal to affect the behaviour of its equals. Smelling hair is known to build indulgence in a man to identify his kind of companion. As if, a beautiful smile wasn’t enough to slay all the men, maintaining this weapon became obviously all the more significant.

Nourishment Is The Key