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Okay here's the most depressing, heartbreaking news of my lifetime...my Army brat crush a.k.a Rannvijay Singh is getting MARRIED, well there is still time for that but he is engaged for sure with Prianka, a London based NRI! It is sad that he wont be a bachelor anymore but I guess that won't make much of a difference to our phantom!



A source told Miss Guilty that The wedding is scheduled for 20th April in Mombasa, Kenya followed by a grand reception in Delhi. Here's the picture of  to-be Mrs. Prianka Singh Singha. Looks like that the brown haired beauty captivated our rugged boy's heart so much so that he made his wedding announcement so excitedly on his social media channels.


His most notable relationship was with Indian Australian TV presenter, actress and singer, Anusha Dandekar. However, in late 2009, they both claimed that they are not a couple anymore, though they still continue to be friends. 

Blast From The Past! :P

Being a ladies man doesn't always come naturally. But when you happen to be Shah Rukh Khan's son, you needn't invest extra efforts to be at ease with girls. Here's a proof why...




In a recent photo which has been shared on Twitter, Shah Rukh's son Aryan Khan, who is currently studying in London, is seen being kissed by two pretty girls. Already a star, eh?

Eyeshadow seems like the most straightforward makeup product — just swipe on the lids and you’re done. However, with different pigments and bold colors, we all make mistakes every now and again. Here is a compiled list of the most common pitfalls, and of course, how to avoid them.

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1. Matching Your Eyeshadow to Your Eye Color
The common rule of thumb is that eye colors look best with eyeshadow shades on the opposite side of the color wheel. For example, green eyes look gorgeous with burgundy shadow, since red and green are complementary colors. If you do want to a try a shade that’s similar to your eye color, choose a muted one that won’t overshadow the iris.

2. Forgetting to Blend
Blending different colors — one or two on the lid and another on the brow bone — creates a gorgeous finish. But if there is a harsh line between each color, it looks sloppy and undone. Make sure to blend each shade into the next with a shadow brush.

3. Using Applicators that Come with the Shadow
Most eyeshadows come with handy mini applicators, making it easy to apply on the go. However, for a truly blended finish, you should use a makeup brush. A sponge tip applicator provides a lot of pigment at once while a brush allows you to gradually add product and blend as you go.

4. Applying Too Much Below the Eye
Be careful to dab shadow only on the lower lash line and not any farther down. Any additional product drags down the look and makes the eye appear tired.

5. Applying Eyeshadow After Concealer
Always apply your eyeshadow before your under eye concealer. If not, the shadow will fall all over the eye area and undo all your hard work. When dabbing concealer on the under eyes, place it just below the lower lash line.

6. Using Shimmery Shadows on Aging Lids
Because of their light-reflecting properties, frosty shadows draw attention to wrinkles and crepey lids. Leave the sparkly shades to twenty somethings and choose more flattering matte or satin finish products instead.

7. Skipping Liner and Mascara
Eyeshadow doesn't do it all; the eye also needs some contrast. Dark mascara and eyeliner frame the shape (creating an outline) while the shadow brightens and opens up the eye.





Contributed by Shannon Farrell for DailyMakeover