Product review :: Braun Epilator

Here comes a product review for a leader in bringing out epilators to the masses with all age old worries abandoned deep inside with new technologies to beautify yourself at the go:)

Yes gals, its all about “Braun Epilator”, Braun, a subsidiary of Procter & Gamble founded in Germany in 1921, which manufactures a wide variety of small domestic appliances with lovely designs along with technology embedded.

So let’s just get to know 12 reasons why Braun Epilators are the best over traditional methods, quick ,easy & effective:)

1. No doubt, this Epilator is Addictive

Yes, really. It unveils soft, smooth skin – all at the press of a button. And once you start, you’ll find yourself scheduling regular dates in your diary to keep it feeling super smooth around the clock! No harshness of small hair, use & vouch yourself, the very next reason!

2. One time use & you are done !

Yup, that’s true , It catches even the teeny weeny hairs, even as small as 0.5mm to be precise. That’s 4 x shorter than waxing – and don’t worry of the quick regrowth or marking the next schedule in your mobile calendar, as its all at home now:)

3. Long lasting effect

That coveted extra smooth feeling genuinely lasts, seriously.

Cue gasps of shock from your girlfriends when they have a feel of your smooth skin 4 weeks1 on, and you reply with the name of your beloved epilator – Braun Silk-épil 9 SkinSpa2 – in lieu of your monthly salon appointment when they ask your secret.

4. Get the comfort sitting at home instantly!

There are no cons, only fuss free, quick and easy hair removal . And the best as being claimed, you can expect lighter and less noticeable hair regrowth with continued use. So the worry is solved:)

5. You’ve saved waxing budget now

All the money you’ve saved from cancelling regular waxing appointments can be spent for rest of your choices!

The story is cost of 1epilator means you need 0 salon waxing appointments = more money saved every month without compromising on smoothness or convenience, that’s a win-win situation!

6. Your wardrobe forecast is smooth now

The elements are the only thing informing your outfit choice and not your grooming!

7. Forget the pain, epilation really isn’t any agony

In fact, Braun Silk-épil epilators have a massage attachment for gentler epilation, one can epilate even during bathing! Warm water = relaxed and soothed skin = less discomfort. Epilation is nearly equivalent to painless .

8. It’s Multi-tasker

So It’s a hard working multi tasker device that every woman needs in her grooming arsenal. It can also be used on arms, face, underarms.

9. Epilator is suitable for all women and all skin types

With two speed modes available, it’s been crafted for women to select :

Speed 1 for extra gentle epilation,

Speed 2 for extra efficient epilation.

Simply switch on, hold at a 90 degree angle to the body part you’re epilating, slowly glide against the direction of the hair growth and its done, Isn’t that easy & instant!

10. It appeals to the woman inside each of us

The company guarantees thorough hair removal and ensures that it prevents pesky ingrown hairs, all due to its sophisticated design.

11. It’s a hair removal device + confidence booster in one.

You’re able to have beautifully smooth, silky skin at the press of a button – with long lasting results and importantly, when it suits you.

12. It’s Jessica Alba’s chosen method of hair removal

.. and hey, you’re right (code for you’ve read an amazing beauty interview with her and know she’s pro-epilation). If it’s good enough for Jessica’s pins, then it’s good enough for you!

For more information on the Braun Beauty portfolio, please visit: http://amzn.to/2hhVJIJ

Right Property Investments After Demonetization

As the short-term effects of demonetization continue to play out, investors across India have begun contemplating which long-term moves may be the most beneficial to them. A disruptive event is often a great opportunity to rethink fundamentals, and this case is no different. The present moment is an apt time to evaluate and re calibrate one’s portfolio, especially in terms of property ownership.

It is widely expected that banks, newly flush with enormous deposits of rupees, will lower interest rates—which will in turn increase asset prices, including that of real estate. However, not all property markets are created equal. Neither, for that matter, are all property transactions. A solid grasp of the dynamics in play, including the effects of lower interest rates and reduced black money on the different types of property, will enable the savvy investor to profit from demonetization.

In India’s new-economy urban centers, which see a sturdy trend of white-collar, salaried employees purchasing property with cheques and bank loans, the sudden disappearance of 500- and 1000-rupee notes is unlikely to have a huge impact on real estate practices. In Bangalore, for example, it is estimated that only 5% of transactions for apartments in the mid-range segment of the market involve cash dealings. This is at enormous variance to more traditional cities (such as Mumbai and Delhi) or in the higher end segment of the market (properties exceeding one crore), where cash has passed from one hand to another far more freely. The implication for investors is that cities with a higher rate of new economy jobs are more stable and attractive, especially in the case of mid-range properties. Bangalore, with its size-able proportion of salaried professionals and mortgage-purchased properties, is the strongest example of such a city, followed by Pune and, to a lesser extent, Chennai. For assets with these favorable locations and price points, investors need not fret about demonetization softening demand—rather, they can expect reduced interest rates to boost demand.

With land transactions, the dynamics are somewhat different. There are scenarios in which land prices will rise and others in which they will fall. Vast parcels of land in and around major urban areas are typically purchased either by developers or by individuals with the deepest of pockets. For buyers accustomed to institutional financing—primarily the more reputable developers—the effect should be minimal; however, other parties, such as individuals with deep pockets who used to deploy cash, will be adversely affected and may temporarily have to sit on the sidelines. Thus, the demonetization is likely to benefit large developers vis-à-vis individual investors or smaller developers. In tier 2 or smaller cities, where there are few purchasers with access to institutional financing, demonetization could reduce property prices since all purchasers are likely to be affected.

Increased taxes and anchoring will add to the dynamic mix of factors affecting real estate after demonetization. The reduction in black money is, in effect, equivalent to an increase in the tax rates since the “tax-free” portion of transactions could diminish. As with any other industry, an increase in tax will work to increase the final price to the end user because sellers are anchored in the after-tax realization that they want. This increase in costs will be passed on to the final buyer in the form of higher property prices, particularly in the markets where demand is not affected by the demonetization.

The consequences of demonetization will create winners and losers in the real estate sector, depending on the property type, location, and price point. Investors should ideally park their money in mid-priced properties in the urban centers of India with the highest percentage of white-collar and new economy buyers. Conversely, investors should avoid properties that may not fare as well: properties in tier 2 cities, assets with high prices, and properties in the more traditional urban centers.

As demonetization creates a new normal in India, those who focus their property investments toward new-economy professionals can expect to come out as winners.