Host: Nida Yasir
Guests : Dr Batool Ashraf, Beenish Parvez, Dr. Uzma Hameed, Sadia Rabbani
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Guests : Dr Batool Ashraf, Beenish Parvez, Dr. Uzma Hameed, Sadia Rabbani
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00:00:06This is the morning that is coming to you
00:00:10Your face will shine
00:00:11Your face will shine
00:00:13Your face will shine
00:00:15The morning that is coming to you
00:00:22This morning that is coming to you
00:00:36As-salamu alaykum
00:00:38Good morning
00:00:40Good morning Pakistan
00:00:41I hope your morning is going to be good
00:00:42Because
00:00:45This is the last week
00:00:48This is the last week
00:00:51This is not a good mood
00:00:56You have to keep your face
00:00:57That comes to your hands
00:00:59The first time comes to your hands
00:01:03They are gone
00:01:04They are gone
00:01:04They are gone
00:01:05and the conditions are not the name of the name of the world
00:01:10when you watch the TV or the Insta or the new thing
00:01:14for your food or your beauty or any kind of things
00:01:21you can break your mind
00:01:26because the last year is crucial, it doesn't matter
00:01:32I don't know that people can buy their favorite cream or perfume or cosmetic market or eat things that can
00:01:47help this food or weight or weight or weight or anything else.
00:01:53you can see it contagious, you can see it
00:01:55that it's so cold and cold and healthy
00:01:58eating, gym is going to go
00:02:01not you can get the membership in the last month
00:02:04in the dates
00:02:07not you can go out of your mind
00:02:08in the dates
00:02:12not you can get the love for someone
00:02:16or get the chakras
00:02:17in fact, you can leave your eyebrows
00:02:20you can leave the nose and upper lips
00:02:21that the next month will come
00:02:23although it doesn't have much money
00:02:25but the budget is out
00:02:27so that's why you have to wait for the month
00:02:31and in the beginning of the month
00:02:34you have a happy heart
00:02:36I don't know
00:02:38what happens with you
00:02:40or not
00:02:40please tell me
00:02:43but
00:02:45who is a smart woman
00:03:17who is a smart woman
00:03:18اس کو کیسے لے کے چلنا ہے
00:03:20اس کو پتا ہے
00:03:21اگر کسی کی شادی اور
00:03:23مجھے سالون جانا ہے
00:03:25یہ سربیسز لینی ہے
00:03:26مجھے کیسے لے کے چلنا ہے
00:03:28اس کو پتا ہے
00:03:29کہ اگر مجھے میک اپ خریدنا ہے
00:03:32تو میں کیا کیا خریدوں گی
00:03:33تو میں اپنی بچک کرلوں گی
00:03:35بجائے اس کے کہ میں انسٹا کی
00:03:37ڈیل دیکھ کے پرائمر
00:03:38اور فکسر اور فلانا
00:03:40اور وہ والی چیزیں جس کے بغیر
00:03:42بھی وہی میک اپ ہو سکتا ہے
00:03:45so she can get a smartness.
00:03:50She can eat food.
00:03:51But every woman is smart.
00:03:55But what a matter of fact.
00:03:58I am smart.
00:03:59I am smart.
00:03:59I am smart.
00:04:02I am experts.
00:04:04I give them a platform.
00:04:07We can help them.
00:04:10We can help them.
00:04:10We can help them.
00:04:16We can help them.
00:04:19We can help them.
00:04:19If you need this smartness.
00:04:22If it is not.
00:04:24This is in your budget.
00:04:27Look at my program.
00:04:29Because this is in your budget.
00:04:30It is free.
00:04:33For saving your money.
00:04:36Good morning Pakistan.
00:04:44Welcome.
00:04:45Welcome back.
00:04:45Good morning Pakistan.
00:04:52Even today.
00:04:54You can help me with the government.
00:04:55I had a strong demand.
00:04:59You have a strong demand.
00:05:03I could help you.
00:05:08I have a strong demand.
00:05:10Why not even do it.
00:05:11I will tell you.
00:05:16So, in our panel, as an aesthetician, if you have any repair, maintenance, repair, or urgency,
00:05:30and many fun, facials, or many good treatments,
00:05:37which can be removed from those things, Dr. Batoola has us.
00:05:42Assalamualaikum.
00:05:43How are you?
00:05:44Alhamdulillah, it's fine.
00:05:45If you have any information about makeup, you need to buy this,
00:05:51but this is not a manga, what is it?
00:05:54Or the hair, other things about cosmetics,
00:05:58so you're saying doctor.
00:05:59Beenish, see, doctor.
00:06:02Doctor makeup.
00:06:04Beenish for ways.
00:06:06Assalamualaikum.
00:06:06Waalaikum, asalam.
00:06:07How are you?
00:06:09I love your nails.
00:06:10This is my favourite nail colour.
00:06:12Huda, Huda, Huda.
00:06:13Nail bar, Huda, Huda.
00:06:15Very nice.
00:06:16You guys have seen it.
00:06:17I'm saying finish, so I'll show you.
00:06:20This is not a scale.
00:06:21I remember that.
00:06:22I remember that.
00:06:22The scale of Bhakta.
00:06:24This is that.
00:06:25You don't show the director's clothes.
00:06:27I mean, how do I show this?
00:06:29It changes the shade.
00:06:32Like a mirror.
00:06:34It changes the shade.
00:06:35Like a mirror.
00:06:58It changes the shade.
00:07:09It changes the shade.
00:07:13It changes the shade.
00:07:15It changes the shade.
00:07:16I, it changes the shade.
00:07:16Now we have a new marriage.
00:07:19It changes the shade.
00:07:29That we have to find good.
00:07:35It changes the same.
00:07:41Now we have to get good.
00:07:43So, for that, we also have a CEO of Saadiyah Rabbani.
00:07:51Irene by Saadiyah Rabbani.
00:07:54Assalamu alaikum.
00:07:55How are you?
00:07:56You are very happy today.
00:07:58I like your introduction.
00:07:59You look good.
00:08:00The most important thing is that women have a life.
00:08:04I think I am a woman who has a new dress to wear a new dress.
00:08:09I have to go back.
00:08:10I have to go back.
00:08:11If you have to wear a new dress or wear a new dress,
00:08:15wear a new dress or wear a new dress,
00:08:16wear a new dress or wear a new dress or wear a new dress.
00:08:21That's the feeling.
00:08:22Absolutely.
00:08:24So, let's start.
00:08:27My team has made cards and slides so that you don't forget your important things.
00:08:33And I don't want to forget anything in this program.
00:08:37So, let's start.
00:08:38How are you smart?
00:08:38Let's start.
00:08:40Yes.
00:08:40The first slide.
00:08:41Let's start.
00:08:43Dr. Batul Fillers.
00:08:45Look, there are many arms and muscles.
00:08:48Fillers, Botox.
00:08:49They don't go now.
00:08:51Okay?
00:08:51I don't know.
00:08:52But, it's not necessary.
00:08:54Middle class, working ladies,
00:08:56who don't have much money,
00:08:58but fillers have a need for their age.
00:09:03If you have a diet,
00:09:05you have to lose weight,
00:09:07you have to go to the face.
00:09:10So, fillers have a need for your face.
00:09:21Indian, USA brand, Italy brand.
00:09:24All different results start with 15,000,
00:09:26which is about 150,000.
00:09:29Okay.
00:09:30So, what does it differ?
00:09:34There is a difference.
00:09:36Nida,
00:09:36that as a dress,
00:09:38you go to raw silk,
00:09:39there are different varieties of raw silk.
00:09:41Yes.
00:09:42There are different varieties of hyaluronic acid.
00:09:44Okay.
00:09:45So, there are some mixed forms.
00:09:46China and Korean,
00:09:48which you can get easily,
00:09:49they are mixed.
00:09:51What is mixed?
00:09:51What is mixed?
00:09:52As a filling agent,
00:09:54other than hyaluronic acid,
00:09:56it is cheap.
00:09:57Okay.
00:09:59You will see a lot of hyaluronic acid.
00:10:00It is a 600 rupees and a 6,000 rupees.
00:10:04Okay.
00:10:05So, what is it?
00:10:06It is a 600 rupees and a 6,000 rupees.
00:10:07In the 600 rupees,
00:10:08the hyaluronic acid is one drop.
00:10:10The filling agent is glycerine.
00:10:12Okay.
00:10:13The glycerine is very soft.
00:10:15Yes.
00:10:16And the hyaluronic acid is 100%
00:10:20and glycerine is only 1%.
00:10:23Okay.
00:10:24That is the basic difference.
00:10:25Okay.
00:10:26So, this is Chinese and Korean.
00:10:28If your needs is not fulfilled from Chinese,
00:10:31it is not fulfilled.
00:10:32But the patient's assessment is very important.
00:10:36They don't suit anything the Chinese or Korean filler.
00:10:39What is happening?
00:10:40They have bruises.
00:10:41Oh.
00:10:42Okay.
00:10:43The filler comes out.
00:10:44So, the assessment is very important.
00:10:47Some patients suit them.
00:10:50They don't suit them 2-2 years.
00:10:51So, I will tell the alternative filler.
00:10:53I will tell the alternative filler.
00:10:54Filler's alternative is that if you do weight loss,
00:10:58which is very prominent jawline.
00:11:01Jawline.
00:11:03Jawline.
00:11:04Jawline.
00:11:04Jawline.
00:11:05Jawline.
00:11:05Jawline.
00:11:06Jawline.
00:11:23Jawline.
00:11:27Jawline.
00:11:28Jawline.
00:11:29Jawline.
00:11:31Jawline.
00:11:32It is basically a form of peptides, it is also in the injectable form and it is in different ligaments
00:11:39and when it is in the ligaments, it is in the collagen boost.
00:11:43What do you want to ask?
00:11:44PDRN
00:11:45PDRN
00:11:46Yes, it is always the name of the filler.
00:11:50Peptides
00:11:50This is the new thing.
00:11:52Many people use fillers.
00:11:53It is natural.
00:11:54Like I have done fillers.
00:11:56Peptides are basically the solution.
00:11:59Peptides are also the same.
00:12:00Peptides are also the same.
00:12:02Peptides are also the same.
00:12:03If you don't need it, it is the same.
00:12:05I am the same.
00:12:06I am the same.
00:12:08What happened to you?
00:12:09My fingers are fractured.
00:12:10Oh my god.
00:12:12I didn't call it in the makeup program.
00:12:15I am doing it.
00:12:16I am doing makeup with my hands.
00:12:18My appointments are going on.
00:12:19The season is going on.
00:12:21Where are you?
00:12:22The fingers are fractured.
00:12:23What did you do?
00:12:24The weight was dropped in the gym.
00:12:26I am doing makeup.
00:12:27Ohhhh.
00:12:28Ohhhh.
00:12:28This girl.
00:12:30It was tough, but it is what it is.
00:12:32I have said that it looks pretty stylish.
00:12:34Are you going to keep it here?
00:12:35What is it?
00:12:36I am seeing that.
00:12:38I am seeing that.
00:12:38I am seeing that.
00:12:39I am seeing that.
00:12:39I am seeing that.
00:12:39We are wearing the pants.
00:12:41It looks stylish.
00:12:42What the truth.
00:12:43Okay.
00:12:43So, you said that the filler is a substitute.
00:12:46The simple version is PDRN.
00:12:49PDRN.
00:12:50PDRN.
00:12:51PDRN.
00:12:51Record.
00:12:53PDRN.
00:12:53If I ask you the price.
00:12:55How much is it?
00:12:57PDRN.
00:12:58Basically, there is no full PDRN injection for one patient.
00:13:02Okay.
00:13:03Because you have to select the patient.
00:13:06If you have to select one cc, then it is enough.
00:13:09It is enough.
00:13:10It is enough.
00:13:12It is enough.
00:13:12It is enough.
00:13:12It is enough.
00:13:15It is enough.
00:13:15Let's start a second sitting.
00:13:17In the second sitting.
00:13:18Let's start a sitting.
00:13:21It is enough, that is enough.
00:13:22I want to tell you how expensive the filler is.
00:13:26How much do you say?
00:13:26We are going to say that.
00:13:27If you don't have to deposit 30,000.
00:13:28But, why is it cheap?
00:13:30Cheap in the sense.
00:13:31That you need to lose a lot of repetition.
00:13:34Because sometimes, you will not have to.
00:13:36It will not need to.
00:13:37Secondly, you will have to be able to get your collagen.
00:13:40So, as I am saying, your collagen is probably less than a loss.
00:13:43The whole time of your collagen is a collagen.
00:13:45Yes, but you will also refill the filler again, that will be done.
00:13:49Okay, okay.
00:13:50Yes, this is a natural thing.
00:13:52That's your collagen that will have a boost up.
00:13:55Now, the patient who comes to us,
00:13:58the amount of collagen you will eat, the amount of collagen you will eat,
00:14:01the amount of collagen you will have to be a boost up.
00:14:04So, what is the next thing?
00:14:07Next, the story of the makeup.
00:14:08This base is a strong base, I like Giorgio Armani,
00:14:12and what is the other one?
00:14:16I don't know.
00:14:18I mean, the meaning of George Ormani would be approximately $60 to $63.
00:14:26And the Pakistanis would be thinking that it would be $285 to $283.
00:14:32Just calculate it.
00:14:33$13,000 would be $13-14,000.
00:14:46But if you like $15,000 would be $15,000.
00:14:52I'd like to talk to you if you want $15,000.
00:14:55But for the case, it would be $15,000.
00:14:58But for the reason, it would be $15,000 with $15,000.
00:15:06Not this one is $15,000.
00:15:08which will take a long time.
00:15:12Yes.
00:15:13If you go to a month or a month or a month,
00:15:16then you can afford a base foundation for 15,000 money?
00:15:22If you have any questions, keep it.
00:15:26I think that when a market comes in,
00:15:30then they have only a foundation.
00:15:48so i believe that economic
00:15:52If you have so much of a daily use, I don't prefer it to be so high-end.
00:15:59So basic drugstore brands like L'Oreal drugstore range are very good.
00:16:06How much will it be?
00:16:07About 3,000-4,000.
00:16:09Okay, there is a difference between double or triple.
00:16:13It's the same, it's the same.
00:16:14In the formulations, there is a difference between 8-12 hours and L'Oreal L'Oreal L'Oreal, it will
00:16:27be 5 hours.
00:16:29It will be the same, it will be the same, it will be the same.
00:16:33The recordings, it will be the same in the morning.
00:16:36If you want to go to an event, it will be more than 5 hours.
00:16:405 hours is the same.
00:16:41So that's what I want to add on.
00:16:43If you want to add on that, it is not good on the foundation daily basis.
00:16:47So it's better to use any light BB cream.
00:16:52Next is, if you want to be careful of cleansing daily.
00:16:57It's no need that.
00:17:00This base doesn't give a lot of coverage.
00:17:03It's breathable.
00:17:06If you take Armani, I don't know about the second one.
00:17:09That is also very breathable, but it's just that hourly you have more Armani, Lumi is a little less, plus
00:17:17Lumi doesn't work on any skin type.
00:17:20Armani is the design of your oily skin.
00:17:23Today there are tinted moisturizers which I think are really good.
00:17:26But alternative dupes means that if Armani has a formula,
00:17:30every foundation has a formula, there are certain ingredients in it,
00:17:37the ingredients are similar to it, the look is the same.
00:17:41In L'Oreal you have 2-4 foundation.
00:17:44The other thing is tinted, the base is very tinted in the sunblock,
00:17:50but it doesn't work on a wedding.
00:17:54It's everyday wear.
00:17:56The kind of a dupe.
00:17:57The kind of a dupe.
00:18:00I think tinted moisturizers can be used.
00:18:02Tinted moisturizers can be used for young girls,
00:18:04who go to college and university,
00:18:06who are in our age or in the 30s,
00:18:08who have a little coverage.
00:18:12It actually depends, sorry to cut you off,
00:18:14how much makeup you have seen in your makeup.
00:18:16It's a standard.
00:18:18It's a standard.
00:18:20It's a standard.
00:18:21It's a standard.
00:18:22There's some discoloration, dark circles,
00:18:24some acne spots.
00:18:26Look, if you want to carry it, you can easily pull it off.
00:18:28I mean, it's a little moisturizer.
00:18:30This is for the people who doesn't want to carry.
00:18:32This is the guide I'm giving.
00:18:33Who are used to seeing themselves with a lot of makeup.
00:18:35This is the guide for the people,
00:18:37who want to buy Armani.
00:18:39And if you don't want to afford it,
00:18:41then if you want to have a similar formula,
00:18:43then drugstore.
00:18:44Like for example,
00:18:45we don't focus on Armani's worth.
00:18:49And there are lots of ingredients.
00:18:51There are lots of ingredients.
00:18:52There are lots of ingredients.
00:18:54There are lots of ingredients.
00:19:05There are lots of ingredients.
00:19:05I don't know.
00:19:06I don't know.
00:19:06Pakistan has a lot of ingredients.
00:19:09I've researched it because we had a restaurant.
00:19:12There are so many seafoods.
00:19:14The people are shocked.
00:19:14The chicken and the mutton are good.
00:19:17But it's good for seafood.
00:19:19But it's good for everyone.
00:19:20But it's not good for everyone.
00:19:21It's expensive.
00:19:23It's good for everyone.
00:19:25In the restaurant,
00:19:26there is a buffet.
00:19:28And you give them money.
00:19:30If you go to the restaurant,
00:19:30there are lots of people eating prawns.
00:19:33If there are prawns fried,
00:19:35I've seen a lot of them.
00:19:37There is a line.
00:19:38The Pakistani people are very big.
00:19:40So,
00:19:41what is the substitute for this?
00:19:43See, the seafood is good for the rest.
00:19:45It's good for the rest of the health.
00:19:47It's good for the people.
00:19:48There is a fear of eating fish.
00:19:50If we don't eat this season,
00:19:52we should eat this season.
00:19:55The food for the rest is true.
00:20:01If we don't eat it,
00:20:05We have to eat the salmon,
00:20:05such as every one for us.
00:20:06even though the fish are full of fish too.
00:20:06So,
00:20:06what does that mean?
00:20:07The fish are too much,
00:20:09the fish are not prepared.
00:20:10The fish are too much,
00:20:10the fish are not prepared.
00:20:12That is a fish,
00:20:12a fish,
00:20:14a fish and some fish have to eat.
00:20:18It's also the fish that you don't need.
00:20:19So,
00:20:21there is a fish
00:20:21that you eat it.
00:20:22The fish have to eat it.
00:20:32It's basically autoimmune, relationship with the face or any means is not proven
00:20:39It's a lot of myths.
00:20:41It's a lot of myths.
00:20:42The myths are basically all.
00:20:43Like in pregnancy, immunity is low and high.
00:20:47This diagnosis is autoimmune.
00:20:50It's a lot of cells that can be eaten from your skin pigment.
00:20:56It's the births of your skin.
00:20:58It's a simple procedure.
00:21:00It's simple that you can eat the pigment, then you can add red cells.
00:21:05The red cells are good, it's covered in the disease.
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00:34:22chemical price, they can buy Rimmel's natural bronzer and they will achieve the same kind
00:34:28of result which will be NARS cover.
00:34:30Very good.
00:34:31Which brand locally is the best brand?
00:34:34Locally, it doesn't have a brand, basically it has a product.
00:34:38Some brands are very good, but it doesn't have all the products or two products.
00:34:44And then also it all depends on what is suiting your skin type because everybody's hair and
00:34:49skin is different, everybody's requirement of the result is different.
00:34:52Someone likes more makeup, someone likes less, so according to every brand and product,
00:34:59your requirement is not complete.
00:35:01So you can't really say that this brand is very good, this brand is very good.
00:35:05Every brand, every product has a quality.
00:35:08And if that quality fits your requirements, that suits you.
00:35:12And so, without big brands, they are not mature.
00:35:15It doesn't happen.
00:35:16It doesn't happen.
00:35:17It doesn't happen.
00:35:21It doesn't happen.
00:35:22It doesn't happen.
00:35:24It doesn't happen.
00:35:25Multivitamins, today, we are taking the products from our needs.
00:35:32The body's minerals and vitamins are not complete.
00:35:35So, now this trend is very strong.
00:35:38It doesn't happen.
00:35:39You can't really take any of this.
00:35:44It doesn't matter.
00:35:47It doesn't matter.
00:35:49It doesn't matter.
00:35:50I will not have any other products from our needs.
00:35:59I don't have any other products.
00:35:59It doesn't matter.
00:36:00It is not true.
00:36:01The amount of nutrients in our needs is not complete.
00:36:04Yeah, okay?
00:36:04In any form, you can take it from the vegetables or vegetables.
00:36:09When you get a deficiency, you have to go to the multivitamin.
00:36:13But, the multivitamin, that is the same thing,
00:36:15which is the time to take the multivitamin.
00:36:18The thing is that we have no awareness in our people.
00:36:21When you get to the deficient,
00:36:22we go to the multivitamin.
00:36:24I have enough iron in this rate that is enough for my body.
00:36:30I have said that you take a tablet of iron,
00:36:33Yes, I started to get a lot of work.
00:36:35This is not a benefit, it's a loss.
00:36:37What loss?
00:36:38Iron goes to our body, skin, and organs, and deposits.
00:36:45Okay.
00:36:46And then the pigmentation goes into the functions, they compromise.
00:36:51Okay.
00:36:51And a lot of times, it doesn't even matter.
00:36:53In the body, urine is out of which.
00:36:55So, first, look at that we need to consult with our doctors.
00:36:59We need to do that.
00:37:06It is important to know that we don't need to be able to go into the body.
00:37:09Now we are talking about collagen.
00:37:12If we eat collagen in our body, we will look into the skin.
00:37:20We don't have a lot of effects that we don't have to do internally.
00:37:25We don't have collagen in the face.
00:37:27We don't have powder.
00:37:34If we eat the fruits, like we talked about chia seeds,
00:37:39chia seeds, till, flax seeds, what are all vitamins?
00:37:44What are the vitamins of magnesium?
00:37:48The magnesium will not be good, it will not be bad, it will not be bad, it will be bad.
00:37:52It will not be bad, sunflower seeds, if you eat the fruits, then all the zinc and magnesium deficiencies will
00:38:04be better.
00:38:04Pumpkin seeds?
00:38:05Pumpkin seeds, absolutely.
00:38:07The fruits of the seeds, all the deficiencies will be better.
00:38:11We say that if you eat the fruits, then it will be the multivitamins,
00:38:15if the seeds are too high in our diet, that it will not be a person in the house.
00:38:23Other people, we are looking at multivitamins and we eat the fruits,
00:38:27we
00:38:28don't have it, the bottles are becoming changes.
00:38:30Yes, they are becoming expired.
00:38:31Spire, then you can invest in those things,
00:38:34that you can eat comfortably, as well as your body is able to work.
00:38:37As soon as a result, until and a severe ACT user has become improved,
00:38:42Then you have to go and maintain your diet.
00:38:47I'll give you a quick example.
00:38:49We have to take vitamin D supplements
00:38:51and have deficiencies in our Asian population.
00:38:55If we get the vitamin D,
00:38:58if we take the exposed area of 20-15 minutes,
00:39:02then we don't have to go to multivitamins.
00:39:04It's a special diet.
00:39:08It's 9-10.
00:39:11You have to sit and send school to school.
00:39:15You have to relax your muscles.
00:39:16It won't be dark.
00:39:18People will think that the skin is bad.
00:39:21Look, the skin is bad.
00:39:23At that moment,
00:39:24there are so many ultraviolet rays.
00:39:26It's not so bad.
00:39:27It's a nourishing ray.
00:39:30If you go to bed in the garden
00:39:32and do your breakfast,
00:39:34the rays are not bad.
00:39:37If you go to bed in the garden,
00:39:38It's the only one that takes the skin,
00:39:39the pollen is not bad.
00:39:40If you go to bed in the garden,
00:39:41the pollen is not bad.
00:39:43You have to drink the energy to the dairy.
00:39:44I'm so eager with you.
00:39:49Are you excited about it?
00:39:51Then you will continue to have a break.
00:39:54After a break,
00:39:55your daughter is consistent.
00:39:56Good Morning Pakistan.
00:40:01welcome welcome back good morning Pakistan so you stop
00:40:05I'm going to talk about what's happening in the last few days
00:40:11I'm going to talk to you and I'm going to talk to you
00:40:17and next I'm going to talk to you I'm going to talk to you
00:40:22when you go to our swathteen if there are no embroidery
00:40:27then you don't come here
00:40:28No, no I don't need to brush it
00:40:33No, it doesn't need to brush it
00:40:33It was a much less nettoy
00:40:35I don't have any options in my past
00:40:37I was wearing a hand embroidery
00:40:39Obviously we are doing a craft that is doing a work in hand
00:40:42We see a lot of scrubbing
00:40:45We know that in western clothes
00:40:47there are little cutaways
00:40:48think you have to have the same kind of embroidery too.
00:40:51Don't have any time for it.
00:40:52Don't have any time for it.
00:40:53Don't have any time for it.
00:40:53Obviously, the hard work too.
00:40:55That it will be intricate.
00:40:56It will look beautiful.
00:40:57It happened earlier.
00:40:58But today there are so many alternatives.
00:41:00Now there is machine embroidery.
00:41:03It is very hard.
00:41:03This is hard to learn.
00:41:05This is hard to learn.
00:41:06This is hard to learn.
00:41:07It is hard to learn.
00:41:07It is less time consuming.
00:41:09Obviously, it is reasonable.
00:41:11Look, being a designer, we should keep in mind that the purchasing power is also
00:41:14low to our consumers.
00:41:16Absolutely.
00:41:16It's so expensive, they don't have much money, so we need to give them options, you know, if you can
00:41:22afford high-end things, then you can invest in budgeted outfits.
00:41:26This is an option, it includes all the ANKR team.
00:41:30Okay, ANKR?
00:41:31This is ANKR.
00:41:32Do they call it AARI?
00:41:33They call it ANKR, they call it AARI, they call it AARI, they call it ANKR, they call it a
00:41:36lot, but they call it a lot from a machine.
00:41:38Okay.
00:41:39Now you can see, in the beauty of this, this is the work of hand.
00:41:42Absolutely.
00:41:42If you want to do an embellishments, it will give you more formal look.
00:41:46Okay, now you will tell me, if the hand is enough, what is the difference in the price?
00:41:52THIRTY THOUSAND AND TEN THOUSAND.
00:41:54That's just one-third.
00:41:56Ah, so if he is working on hand, it will go to THREE THOUSANDS.
00:41:59THREE THOUSANDS.
00:41:59And this is THOUSANDS, so it means three dollars.
00:42:04Look, it is full shirt, long shirt.
00:42:06As long as long as long shirt is, it will be more than long.
00:42:10So if we go on hand embroidery, then that is very costly.
00:42:13Okay.
00:42:14It's an alternative to RE's work and machine work, which is very cost friendly.
00:42:20If you have a shock to your hand, you can do a little bit of a small amount of money.
00:42:24It's a shock that you don't want to spend any money.
00:42:29But we don't have clients to give you options.
00:42:31If you don't have a budget, you go for budget friendly.
00:42:33Exactly.
00:42:35This is an alternative to RE's work, which is very amazing.
00:42:39Yes, I love it.
00:42:40I love it.
00:42:42It's an anchor work.
00:42:43It's a machine work.
00:42:45It's a reasonable work.
00:42:47It's not a work.
00:42:49It's an anchor work.
00:42:53It's a lot of designers.
00:42:56At a time, it was cotton.
00:42:59It was 25 years ago.
00:43:01It's a new one.
00:43:03It's a formal fabric.
00:43:04You use a formal outfit.
00:43:06You use a semi-formal outfit.
00:43:09It's a semi-formal outfit.
00:43:10Exactly.
00:43:11If you use it, you add embellishments.
00:43:14It's a formal outfit.
00:43:15You can wear it on a wedding.
00:43:17You can play around with embroidery.
00:43:19Okay.
00:43:20Okay.
00:43:21Next is PRP.
00:43:23PRP.
00:43:23You have to understand.
00:43:24I've told you that PRP can be a lot of parts of the body.
00:43:28Of all of all of the parts.
00:43:29You can take it over and start showing.
00:43:30You can tell me.
00:43:31What about it?
00:43:31Yes.
00:43:32All of the parts.
00:43:32For all parts of the body.
00:43:34Plattealate rich plasma.
00:43:35It's all.
00:43:36Now, it's easy.
00:43:36It's easy for the eye surgery.
00:43:38To help your teeth.
00:43:38In nose surgery.
00:43:39in nose surgery.
00:43:40In ear surgery.
00:43:42In neck and throat.
00:43:44When surgery is our knee.
00:43:45It's also used because of healing.
00:43:47I don't know.
00:43:48That's a fast healing.
00:43:49Today it's used in every surgery.
00:43:52What can we do with alternative?
00:43:54It's a platelet rich plasma.
00:43:56Many patients are reluctant to get blood from the patient.
00:43:59And we don't want to take our face treatment.
00:44:03So it's a cheap option.
00:44:05Or alternative.
00:44:06With micro needling, there are serums available.
00:44:10We infuse with micro needling.
00:44:12But TRP is not very expensive.
00:44:13But TRP is not very expensive.
00:44:14It's a reluctance that we don't want to get out of our blood.
00:44:20It's not affordability.
00:44:22Affordability is from 4,000.
00:44:24And no one's blood is healthy.
00:44:26It's not healthy.
00:44:27Tell everyone to do PRP.
00:44:29If you are doing PRP with 9 hemoglobin,
00:44:33then you will get water from plasma.
00:44:35What's the benefit?
00:44:36Exactly.
00:44:36How much should it be?
00:44:38At least 12.
00:44:40At least 12?
00:44:4112 in females.
00:44:42And male in males is 13.
00:44:43Okay.
00:44:4514 is a good count.
00:44:46So, it's 11.
00:44:47It means it's less?
00:44:47Yes.
00:44:48It's less than 11.
00:44:52It's less than 11.
00:44:53It's less than 11.
00:44:53It's less than 11.
00:44:53It's less than 11.
00:44:54But you should start polyacid.
00:44:55Because it was 9 in January.
00:44:57I'm going to tell you.
00:44:58Why do you tell me?
00:44:59Polyacid.
00:45:00Polyacid.
00:45:00Polyacid.
00:45:00It's better than that.
00:45:01So, it's better than that.
00:45:06It's better than that.
00:45:06It's better than that.
00:45:07It's better than that.
00:45:08It's better than that.
00:45:10And that's better than that.
00:45:10That's better than that.
00:45:11What's the difference of your plasma?
00:45:11That's better than that.
00:45:13When you are doing it.
00:45:23You'll have a better effect.
00:45:28Okay.
00:45:28But there is no doubt in the face.
00:45:30Yes, there is no doubt in the face.
00:45:31If you put a cream on Nita, you don't know exactly what it is.
00:45:34Our Pakistani companies have so good cream that it doesn't know exactly what it is.
00:45:40But it's good.
00:45:41The serum is a very outstanding serum.
00:45:44And when you do with micro-needling, it's a glow.
00:45:47Your event is good.
00:45:49At least stay time is 15-30 days.
00:45:52These are exo zones.
00:45:54It's a different story.
00:45:55It's a different story.
00:45:57How do we know what we want to do on our face?
00:46:00It's a consultation or after consultation.
00:46:01The doctor will tell you.
00:46:03If you look at that, there is a lot of pigmentation, acne scars and aging started.
00:46:09Exo zones is the best solution.
00:46:11But it's a lot bigger.
00:46:12It's a lot bigger.
00:46:15But not everybody needs it.
00:46:16But this is one-time treatment.
00:46:19It's one-time treatment.
00:46:32That depends on your lifestyle and everything.
00:46:48Your stay time depends on your lifestyle.
00:46:52If you have a lifestyle, you have a good food intake.
00:46:55Many people do it in a year.
00:46:57Yes, in 6 months.
00:46:59The first thing is that the aging process is slow.
00:47:02To invest in your health.
00:47:03We say that the children eat junk food.
00:47:07This is the right age where we give them a proper diet.
00:47:10You see, there are two types of people.
00:47:12There are two types of Gen Z's.
00:47:14They are conscious of healthy food.
00:47:19You see the children making meals.
00:47:22They are making a body.
00:47:24This means they are making 18 or 19.
00:47:26They are making so good food.
00:47:28They are making meals.
00:47:29Two types of people.
00:47:31Extremes.
00:47:33We need moderation.
00:47:35There is not consistency in our.
00:47:37We go for a month and our weight will come.
00:47:40When our event is taken over again.
00:47:42You are in the gym.
00:47:43I am not going to gym.
00:47:45I am not going to gym.
00:47:47My daughter is going to gym.
00:47:48They are very aware and self-conscious.
00:47:52There are two things.
00:47:53There is self-awareness.
00:47:56But physical activity is over.
00:47:59There are no parks in the majority.
00:48:02There are no physical activity.
00:48:03When you come to the home,
00:48:05there is no alternative to the garden,
00:48:07there is no fruit or vegetables.
00:48:08What will happen?
00:48:09There are no fruit or vegetables.
00:48:12Then, you take the children's back to the garden.
00:48:14There are no benefits of the garden.
00:48:15We have no pain in our lives.
00:48:17In our lives, we have pain in our bodies.
00:48:19We have pain in our bodies.
00:48:20Today's the day we go to our bodies.
00:48:22We are pain in the morning.
00:48:23Why is it in the condition of calcium?
00:48:24It is worse.
00:48:26It is better.
00:48:29We are told that we have more pain.
00:48:32I have to give the PRP.
00:48:34It is a substitute for micro-needling.
00:48:38Now, what is our next substitute?
00:48:43This is hair serum.
00:48:44Hair serum?
00:48:45Scalp scalp.
00:48:46You have to leave your hair and leave your hair.
00:48:53Scalp health and scalp hygiene are very important.
00:48:57We have to consider that the best scalp health is that you put your hair in the hair and that's
00:49:03it.
00:49:04No.
00:49:04You don't know that your scalp on the surface of the bacteria.
00:49:09What are your hormonal changes?
00:49:13What are your pores in your pores?
00:49:15What are your symptoms?
00:49:18What are your symptoms?
00:49:19What are your symptoms for scalp?
00:49:22Scalp of the serum, it's a proper cleaning.
00:49:26You can go to a salon and clean it properly.
00:49:31Scalp cleaning treatments are different.
00:49:32You can go to a salon and clean it properly.
00:49:34But a home product, majorly is a scalp serum.
00:49:40Which helps you in regrowth and helps your scalp health balance out.
00:49:47So technically it's a very expensive serum but it's really nice.
00:49:53So many people say that it's expensive.
00:49:57You give us some alternative.
00:50:00Alternative is Elvive's L'Oreal.
00:50:03By the way, let me tell you guys,
00:50:05people who have knowledge and who don't know,
00:50:09they'll know it.
00:50:09Kerastase is also part of L'Oreal.
00:50:12It's a baby.
00:50:13So basically these formulas,
00:50:15both of them are about 19-20.
00:50:19And this is a drugstore product.
00:50:21And it's a high-end product.
00:50:22So how much is it?
00:50:23The price is one-third?
00:50:25The price is one-third.
00:50:27The price is one-third.
00:50:29And in the chemically formulation,
00:50:31you can understand that it's 60-40.
00:50:34It's a very expensive product.
00:50:34This is the price of the product.
00:50:35After the shower,
00:50:37we also apply it on our frizz control.
00:50:41So if you go to the market,
00:50:43then you have different brands' availability of syrums.
00:50:47Some of it is 600,
00:50:48some of it is 1600,
00:50:49some of it is 2000,
00:50:50some of it is 2500,
00:50:51some of it is 800.
00:50:53So now how do we know?
00:50:54We'll take it quickly in the car.
00:50:57But then how do we know?
00:50:58Basically,
00:50:59you have to look at ingredients.
00:51:01The serum is also different types.
00:51:02The serum is also different types of products.
00:51:03The serum is also different types of products.
00:51:03When you look at ingredients,
00:51:04your skin is dry.
00:51:05Your hair down there.
00:51:05It's not the case.
00:51:08You have to find some easier.
00:51:10How much moisture in it?
00:51:13How much moisture is the amount of moisture?
00:51:13How much moisture is the amount of moisture?
00:51:14How much moisture is the amount of moisture?
00:51:16What's the consistency and the level?
00:51:17But the makeup of 하루?
00:51:19The data is also different.
00:51:20So I want to apply it again.
00:51:20A little bit more information.
00:51:23That is there.
00:51:24It's the same for hair products.
00:51:28You just said,
00:51:29If you are using high moisture.
00:51:30If you put it on your face, you will travel to your roots and your hair will fall.
00:51:34If you put it on your face, it is for freezing.
00:51:38But you end up with hair fall.
00:51:41This is why two types of hair things are important.
00:51:44One of your products is scalp.
00:51:47And I use two types of hair.
00:51:49My mate's brain is very complicated.
00:51:51I use my scalp like coconut oil, almond oil,
00:51:58the hair of the hair,
00:51:59it is a merge,
00:52:01it is a rosemary,
00:52:02it is a ginger oil,
00:52:04it is an end of the hair.
00:52:06The length of the hair is a aloe vera,
00:52:10because it gives moisture.
00:52:12It is a hohooba oil,
00:52:13because it penetrates.
00:52:15The hohooba oil is the advantage of the casted oil type of moisture.
00:52:22But it has so many molecules that your hair will easily penetrate.
00:52:29So you actually get more moisture.
00:52:32Sometimes we put the casted oil on the long side,
00:52:35we think that our friss will control our friss.
00:52:37But basically casted oil is so small and so small,
00:52:41that it doesn't penetrate your hair in your hair.
00:52:44So it is on the upper side.
00:52:45And then you feel so nice and nice.
00:52:48You say,
00:52:49you give a lot of,
00:52:49let's just take a look at your hair.
00:52:50So most of you have to go back to your hair and your hair.
00:52:53Tell you,
00:52:55it is a different thing to make your hair off,
00:52:57because it's very good to make your hair off,
00:52:59you've got it.
00:53:02Very good to make your hair off,
00:53:06because of that,
00:53:10the hair is a particular type of hair.
00:53:15But now we have two types of products for scalp and length, because we are treating so much
00:53:23and we are using the heating tools, so we need to make a safe oil.
00:53:30Because we need to buy two oils, we need to reduce the cost of scalp.
00:53:34I will tell you to make it in your house, mix it in 3-4 things.
00:53:37I have heard that we need to make a clean scalp.
00:53:41We always do that when our hair is already oily.
00:53:46We need to make a clean scalp.
00:53:50But I have recently found that we need to make a clean scalp.
00:53:53Otherwise, it is not effective.
00:53:54But in the past, people had to take shower and put it out.
00:53:59Now you will see our mates.
00:54:01I have seen our mates.
00:54:02After that, they are oiling.
00:54:04They are oiling.
00:54:05My concept was that you are thinking.
00:54:09We do not know that it is bad for the scalp.
00:54:12The other thing, if we talk about the oiling, the time matters.
00:54:16You have to take it for 2 days, and leave it for 2 days.
00:54:19We do it.
00:54:20The pores are closed.
00:54:22It is clogged.
00:54:23It is clogged.
00:54:24Then there is a dendruff issue.
00:54:25Then there is a scalp issue.
00:54:27I have to be sure.
00:54:28I have to say that it is a lot of 20 minutes.
00:54:29Yes, it is a lot of 20 minutes.
00:54:31If you have a clean scalp, I feel good at sleep.
00:54:34Just take it for one night.
00:54:35Just take it for the rest.
00:54:36Just take it for the rest.
00:54:36Just take it for the rest.
00:54:37I don't want to take it for the rest.
00:54:38If you sleep in the AC, then it is fine.
00:54:40Because it is clogging your pores.
00:54:42But if you have a clean scalp, then overnight it is easy.
00:54:46It is not right.
00:54:47I think half an hour is enough.
00:54:49Half an hour is enough.
00:54:50Okay, next substitute.
00:54:53What is avocado?
00:54:55Avocado.
00:54:55Today, avocado is very hot.
00:54:57Maybe it is in Pakistan.
00:54:59It is also outside.
00:55:00Maybe it is around 1200 rupees.
00:55:02I am not allowed to take it easily.
00:55:05I have to take it easily.
00:55:05I have to take it for 490.
00:55:06I have to take it for 490.
00:55:09I have to take it for 490.
00:55:10You have to ask avocado.
00:55:11Why use it?
00:55:13First of all, you use it in the pot.
00:55:15What do you think about it?
00:55:17When I started eating the pot,
00:55:20I had to eat the pot.
00:55:21The new awareness came.
00:55:22They said that it is the first food.
00:55:24And the brain health is good.
00:55:26The child's health is good.
00:55:27It is in vitamins.
00:55:29It is in the pot.
00:55:30It is in the pot.
00:55:31It is in the pot.
00:55:31It is a creamy texture.
00:55:33People are using toast.
00:55:34It is in salad.
00:55:36It is in the pot.
00:55:37It is in the pot.
00:55:38It is in the pot.
00:55:40It is in the pot.
00:55:40People use it in the pot too.
00:55:41What does it feel like?
00:55:43It is great.
00:55:44It is good?
00:55:44There are vitamins.
00:55:45There are omega 3 and corlistrol.
00:55:49So, you have to take this food.
00:55:52It is particularly fancy and they eat it.
00:56:12there is no alternative of that.
00:56:14Those kids who have good skin and skin are bad,
00:56:21who complain to school that they are losing their moods or in digestion,
00:56:27they suit avocado.
00:56:29You should have some dry skin for that.
00:56:33We are saying that the avocado is a great substitute.
00:56:37Okay.
00:56:38You can make it.
00:56:39I have told you.
00:56:41You have also added almonds, kajoo and basil.
00:56:45You have blended it.
00:56:46It's a creamy.
00:56:48It's better to buy avocado.
00:56:50I tell you, you have to add some of the chanis.
00:56:53You have added some olive oil.
00:56:56It's also a creamy texture.
00:56:59It's also a good flavor.
00:57:00It's also a good flavor.
00:57:00It's also a good flavor.
00:57:01It's also a good flavor.
00:57:03It's also a good flavor.
00:57:04Now, we talk about gut health, so it's a good substitute.
00:57:08Our children don't eat it.
00:57:10That's why our children don't eat it.
00:57:11So, avocado basically is lactose intolerant.
00:57:15They don't do the suit.
00:57:18But lactose intolerant, they don't eat it.
00:57:21No, no.
00:57:22How do they eat it?
00:57:23Because it's lactose.
00:57:25It's lactose.
00:57:26It's not like it.
00:57:27It's not like it.
00:57:27It's not like it's like it's lactose.
00:57:27It's like it's lactose.
00:57:31And that's something that's something that's really good.
00:57:32So, the reason why we eat it is lactose.
00:57:35We use it.
00:57:38So, alternatively, they have used the avocado.
00:57:41There are requirements of the avocado.
00:57:43And they have a healthy gut.
00:57:45So, it's not like it's normal.
00:57:46A normal food is not made of it.
00:57:47But for the normal food of using it,
00:57:49we are able to eat it.
00:57:51Now, if we add avocado, that is 800, then you have to add a piece of it, and add 2
00:58:00-3 drops in olive oil.
00:58:04Then, you said that it can also be dried?
00:58:06The other thing is that you have to add 2-4 of your kaju and soak your badam.
00:58:12It has a blended paste.
00:58:14So, you also have to add a toast paste in the morning. Peanut butter is a very good substitute.
00:58:18Let's take a break, and after the break, we will see Good Morning Pakistan.
00:58:28Welcome, welcome back, Good Morning Pakistan.
00:58:31So, we are telling you to alternate, or substitute, that it is your house.
00:58:37So, we are going to the next step.
00:58:39Formal to formal, like,
00:58:47If you are wearing a formal outfit, it is a little bit like the same place.
00:58:49We also have to make some of the things that we are wearing a little of them like that.
00:58:51But when you are wearing it, it is only about how you carry an outfit.
00:58:53It is all about how you carry an outfit.
00:58:57Now, how do you switch from semi-formal to formal?
00:58:58How do you switch to a formal outfit?
00:58:59Not that every time you wear a formal outfit,
00:59:02you should be able to get a formal outfit.
00:59:05If you accessorize it,
00:59:07you can pull it off nicely.
00:59:09If you wear a formal outfit,
00:59:11you can pull it off nicely.
00:59:12Take it, take it,
00:59:14take it, take it and flaunt it.
00:59:16Not that you don't want to make a formal outfit.
00:59:19You don't want to make a formal outfit.
00:59:21Less is more,
00:59:22you can give a formal outfit,
00:59:25you can accessorize it.
00:59:26So you can reduce your cost-cutting,
00:59:28because the formal outfits are very expensive.
00:59:31Your work is expensive.
00:59:33So the cost-cutting is also possible
00:59:34that you want to go to less work.
00:59:36If you wear a shirt,
00:59:37take it on your sleeves, take it on your neckline.
00:59:40This is a good idea.
00:59:41You can do more accessories.
00:59:44Many people keep wearing plain clothes
00:59:46and wear a shawl on top.
00:59:48Or wear a shawl.
00:59:49Or wear a shawl.
00:59:51Or wear a shawl on top.
00:59:54Or wear a shawl.
00:59:56Or wear a shawl on top to bottom.
00:59:57Or wear a shawl.
00:59:58Or wear a shawl.
01:00:00So I'll give you examples.
01:00:02This is an example.
01:00:04But it's a very intricate hand.
01:00:06Look at the camera, please.
01:00:09But it's a limited work.
01:00:11It's not that it's full of the front
01:00:13work.
01:00:14It's full of the bag.
01:00:16It's full of the bag.
01:00:18It's pricey.
01:00:19But it's limited work.
01:00:20So we take it in our cost and budget.
01:00:24We'll be happy.
01:00:26We'll go to this work.
01:00:27We'll go to the wedding.
01:00:29The most people say,
01:00:31Oh, this is not a wedding dress.
01:00:32I'll wear it on the birthday.
01:00:34I'll wear it on lunch or dinner.
01:00:35But it's a mindset.
01:00:37You have to change your mindset.
01:00:39Or you'll pay a higher price.
01:00:40And take a formula.
01:00:42But if you don't afford it.
01:00:43You need to switch your mindset.
01:00:45And you need to look for alternates.
01:00:46Any alternate work can tell you.
01:00:49It's a little bad, but it's easy.
01:00:51I just wanted to tell you.
01:00:52Now look at this outfit.
01:00:55We've mixed it up.
01:00:55We've mixed it up.
01:00:56And it's a sequence.
01:00:58The work is easy.
01:01:01The material is easy.
01:01:03So you can mix and match.
01:01:06You've mixed it up.
01:01:08It's a little bit of a衣服.
01:01:12I feel like there is a little money.
01:01:13I feel like there is a small cash.
01:01:17You've hooked it up.
01:01:20So you've got to play another one.
01:01:22And you can add to the trap.
01:01:22But with a limited style.
01:01:25How does that work?
01:01:26That work is very expensive and simple.
01:01:30It's not even for machine to do it.
01:01:31It's not even for machine.
01:01:32It's just only for machine.
01:01:34But it is also for hand.
01:01:35So people can do so much work.
01:01:38It's very important to know that you have to charge your price because it's all in your work.
01:01:42So I'm saying that you complement your work with machine work
01:01:46so that it's your price.
01:01:49I have seen that if you take the fabric, you can be textured.
01:01:54I have a little bit of a bride.
01:02:03What do you say?
01:02:07and the upper-middle-class girl also comes to my office going
01:02:10and buys money for me, you know, I need a good makeup artist
01:02:13so I looked at her, it was very different
01:02:16so I asked her, where did she take it from?
01:02:19she said, I made it myself, I was surprised, I said, tell me what she did
01:02:24she said, I have worked in Rabi's center, there are no sequins, they have worked in the sequins
01:02:29they have velvet, applique and so many laces are used
01:02:35they have mixed and blended, they have made a shara and a kameez
01:02:41and would you believe it, how much was it?
01:02:4560,000
01:02:47I know, this is exactly what I do with my clients
01:02:49Paul, bridal
01:02:51I ask you, bridal can be made from you, but again, it can't be made so much
01:02:55in 60,000, she has lace and that...
01:02:59now then it's okay
01:03:00Maybe your client will do it
01:03:03He has rendered myself
01:03:06so the client will run theidah
01:03:09and that is how the joint sterile might underJugged
01:03:10If you know, normally if someone wants this budget
01:03:1260 ,000
01:03:14if there will be a deal for manager all the next two
01:03:15depending on the other feeding
01:03:1860 just passed thes
01:03:20if I go a guest of liquor, then it won't get rid of me
01:03:36It's all about the cut tailoring.
01:03:39It's all about the cut.
01:03:41It's only about the cut tailoring.
01:03:42Both 45,000 here
01:03:44So today, I do this that I give clients a custom offer to customers that they want to make it
01:03:50from their money.
01:03:51Because like she said, the designers are out of their collection, you have to pick and choose from that.
01:03:55You don't have options.
01:03:57It's so good that it's okay that the budget will be small, but it has made a different outfit from
01:04:03their creativity.
01:04:04This is what I want to tell in the show today.
01:04:05I want to tell you.
01:04:07Because a lot of people don't want to buy a lot of money.
01:04:13They bought a lot of clothes, but they don't look good.
01:04:17So basically, you don't want to buy a lot of money.
01:04:22You don't want to buy a lot of money.
01:04:25If you wear a lot of clothes, I can wear it in a marriage.
01:04:29You can wear a lot of clothes.
01:04:30You can wear a lot of clothes.
01:04:34And if you wear a lot of clothes, I wear it in a lot of clothes.
01:04:43And when you wear a lot of clothes, you can wear a lot of clothes.
01:04:44I don't want to wear a lot of clothes.
01:04:44I don't want to wear clothes.
01:04:45I don't want to wear clothes as a clothes for my mother.
01:04:48I feel it's a waste of money to be a little more.
01:04:51I want to dress if it's a extra budget or to repeat it.
01:04:59Otherwise, I don't believe too much I'm putting too much in it,
01:05:01I made a dress and I divided it with three things.
01:05:04I made a cut with a trouser, a shirt,
01:05:07I made a long one and a short one,
01:05:09I made a change.
01:05:12My experience is that, for example,
01:05:15if you invested in pure raw silk,
01:05:18then if I make a cut,
01:05:21I repeat it so much,
01:05:24that I wore it with a lace,
01:05:26sometimes I wore it with a chiffon,
01:05:29but if I buy a formal outfit,
01:05:34that I have to wear it for the next wedding,
01:05:36it keeps me from my wardrobe.
01:05:39Sometimes with a good rossel,
01:05:41you can wear a good choker,
01:05:43and wear it automatically.
01:05:47I feel that if I invest in it,
01:05:49I will repeat it all the time,
01:05:52then people will not remember that
01:05:54this is the first one.
01:05:55People don't learn this,
01:05:57they are so smart,
01:05:58they are not just getting married,
01:06:00they actually want that,
01:06:02they are kids,
01:06:03we are making clothes,
01:06:04they are more creative,
01:06:06they are very smart.
01:06:07But if it happens,
01:06:08I repeat it,
01:06:10they will get it.
01:06:10No, if it happens,
01:06:11then you will dye it.
01:06:13Just dye it.
01:06:15That's also a very good option,
01:06:17I have done it.
01:06:17You have to dye it.
01:06:18I have done it.
01:06:20It was a pastel color,
01:06:21it was a mint green color.
01:06:23I used it for many years,
01:06:24and then I was washed it.
01:06:26Then I have to dye it.
01:06:27Then I have to dye it with a plum wine color.
01:06:29Like,
01:06:30the most of the mucash clothes,
01:06:32the most of the work,
01:06:33the most of the light colors,
01:06:35so you can change it with light color.
01:06:37It is different.
01:06:39Every wedding.
01:06:40You can dye it.
01:06:41Oh,
01:06:42Yes,
01:06:43Chemical peels,
01:06:44Classy.
01:06:45Your pilot is a complete path,
01:06:47and you will,
01:06:48you have to take it.
01:06:48Now,
01:06:52the serum is available.
01:06:54Right?
01:06:54You have to take it,
01:06:55which is expensive,
01:06:57professional peels.
01:06:58So,
01:07:00the assessment of the patient is important.
01:07:01Which is the same,
01:07:03you can now tell them
01:07:03to sell the materials.
01:07:04Always give an appointment
01:07:06and you have to apply it.
01:07:06dermatologist or esthetician, you can take it alternative easily. Chemical peels give you immediate result.
01:07:14Immediate result means two to three days. You have said that you have a good dermatologist.
01:07:22He gave him a consultation of money and he said that I buy which brand of peeling serum.
01:07:32The market peels are available. You can use your daily basis twice-weekly or thrice-weekly.
01:07:43But your skin type, your pores are not open, your blood level status, all things count.
01:07:51Because I have seen the market peels use and then they end up with the pigmentation and other things.
01:07:59The patient's side is very important.
01:08:03It doesn't mean that the market peels are bad. No, the market peels are wrong.
01:08:08You have to use the application methods.
01:08:12This is a very important method.
01:08:13For example, the patient's side is very important.
01:08:16We have to use the patient's side to the patient.
01:08:17After the patient's side to the patient, you can repair them.
01:08:20We are sending them to the doctor.
01:08:22We are telling you that you are tired.
01:08:23I am going to add vitamin C.
01:08:27The doctor said that you are going to add vitamin C.
01:08:29Why doesn't add vitamin C.
01:08:30The doctor said that you are going to add vitamin C in the evening.
01:08:31Now it is going to add it in the morning.
01:08:33I am telling you.
01:08:35The doctor said that you are going to add vitamin C in the morning.
01:08:42We are creating awareness here.
01:08:45Retinol is never going to add vitamin C in the morning.
01:08:49I am sorry.
01:08:50It is going to add vitamin C.
01:08:51You are going to expose the pigmentation.
01:08:54that you are not going to be able to attach the pigmentation.
01:08:58You will never stop from your skin in the morning.
01:09:01There are alternative chemicals available.
01:09:04But it is only after consultation.
01:09:06It is only after consultation.
01:09:07After a short break, wait for you.
01:09:09It is also substitute alternatives.
01:09:11Good morning.
01:09:12Good morning.
01:09:17Welcome back.
01:09:19Good morning Pakistan.
01:09:20Now time period is spread out.
01:09:22So, let me tell you, make-up substitute, what kind of tint looks like?
01:09:26These are liquid blushes, rare beauty.
01:09:31They are famous, many people use it.
01:09:36I also use it.
01:09:38The alternative is ELF liquid.
01:09:41You will get a lot of difference in price range.
01:09:45Formulation is almost on top.
01:09:48I won't say that it is completely on top, but it is on top.
01:09:51And shades will be available.
01:09:53Okay.
01:09:55Let me show you.
01:09:57This tint is very popular.
01:10:00It is the product that every girl uses.
01:10:03It is a good price.
01:10:05It has increased.
01:10:08The tint is such that I think that our young generation doesn't live without tint.
01:10:13Every day.
01:10:14So, the best is that if you don't want to spend so much money,
01:10:18you don't want to spend so much money.
01:10:19So, this is an essence brand.
01:10:22It is the same type of lip tint.
01:10:26This is not a nail polish?
01:10:27Yes.
01:10:28It is a drug store product.
01:10:30You will see it in any utility market.
01:10:34Okay.
01:10:35Is it available in Pakistan?
01:10:36Of course.
01:10:36Yes.
01:10:37Yes.
01:10:37Okay.
01:10:38Tell us more.
01:10:39What is this?
01:10:39This is Laura Mercier's translucent powder.
01:10:43I am sure that 100% of the formulation can be copied.
01:10:48But if you want a little bit of translucent,
01:10:51if you want a little bit of translucent,
01:10:51this is Maybelline's Fit Me.
01:10:53Yes.
01:10:54You can use it.
01:10:55Okay.
01:10:56Nice.
01:10:57Next.
01:10:57Next.
01:11:00Greek yogurt.
01:11:02Greek yogurt.
01:11:03Okay.
01:11:03Greek yogurt.
01:11:04Basically, we use the milk.
01:11:06But in Greek yogurt,
01:11:08it is the milk.
01:11:09It is the milk.
01:11:10It is the milk.
01:11:10It is the milk.
01:11:13It is the milk.
01:11:14You can eat a bread.
01:11:15Hu klar next.
01:11:22So, it's a simple thing that you put in your house or take it from a bazaar and put it
01:11:28in a bag or hang it in a bag.
01:11:32The extra water will be removed. Now, you can use the extra water in a saline or whatever.
01:11:38And the water will be a Greek yogurt.
01:11:41Then, you can eat it with oats.
01:11:44Or, as you have done with the seeds, it's good for your gut health.
01:11:47It's good for your skin. It's good for your skin. It's a superfood. It's a protein.
01:11:51So, you can easily eat it.
01:11:53And calcium.
01:11:54And calcium.
01:11:55I want to talk about the meat.
01:11:59We keep the meat very under the weight.
01:12:03We use it in Ramadan.
01:12:05It's a superfood.
01:12:08If you don't eat diabetes or other issues,
01:12:14So, if you don't eat one or two vegetables,
01:12:16Look, everything is very important.
01:12:19If I eat 4 or 6 vegetables at a time,
01:12:22It will not be so bad.
01:12:24Everything is too bad.
01:12:26So, if you take one or two vegetables,
01:12:28Magnesium, Zinc, thyroid issues, iodine,
01:12:34It's very important.
01:12:36So, if you eat 2 vegetables in Ramadan,
01:12:39I have kept on my table.
01:12:40Before I go to exercise,
01:12:43I have a calorie deficient.
01:12:45So, I have a craving for some energy.
01:12:48So, if you eat 2 vegetables,
01:12:49And good to go.
01:12:51It's a very energetic feeling.
01:12:52If you eat 2 vegetables at night,
01:12:54If you don't eat 2 vegetables,
01:12:55Then, you have a whole requirement of your body.
01:12:58So, if you don't eat 2 vegetables,
01:12:59It's very important.
01:12:59It's very important.
01:13:00It's very important.
01:13:02It's very important.
01:13:03Red meat.
01:13:04Red meat.
01:13:05Red meat.
01:13:05Mutton.
01:13:06Beef.
01:13:07Red meat.
01:13:08Again.
01:13:09Menga.
01:13:09Menga.
01:13:10Again.
01:13:11Again.
01:13:14Let's go get a look at different things.
01:13:15It's like the food that was healthy.
01:13:21We can use 3 vegetables
01:13:23We were doing 2 vegetables.
01:13:23Yes.
01:13:24That's one of our foods.
01:13:25We'll get something from our own food.
01:13:26That's the food that...
01:13:27We should have dry.
01:13:27Is it that we can get dry.
01:13:28So, we're using our foods,
01:13:29We're using the sensation.
01:13:30Okay.
01:13:30However,
01:13:33We have consumed the nutrients.
01:13:35We have consumed the nutrients.
01:13:36That means that we have to eat.
01:13:38We are using the nutrients.
01:13:40We have consumed the nutrients.
01:13:40We are using the nutrients.
01:13:41I can also use it in the meat.
01:13:42Tofu is also used.
01:13:44Tofu is also a meaty.
01:13:46If we substitute it, it will be a little bit of meat.
01:13:51I use it to use it to use it.
01:13:53Palak is also very good.
01:13:54Palak is very good.
01:13:55Palak is a good product.
01:13:57You have made a bhujiya type,
01:13:59or daal combination with the dal.
01:14:01We take a piece
01:14:02with the ghosht.
01:14:05Palak and daal,
01:14:06chane,
01:14:07You can also make a variety. If you don't eat a child, you can even use a salad in a
01:14:13salad.
01:14:14We have to introduce our children.
01:14:17That's how it is made.
01:14:19That's how it is made.
01:14:21That's how it is made.
01:14:22That's how it is made.
01:14:22That's how it is made.
01:14:29We have to eat noodles.
01:14:30The pasta is made.
01:14:31We put the paste in the pasta.
01:14:34I want to add a paste.
01:14:35One thing I want to add.
01:14:36We have to use red meat.
01:14:39If we use alternative red beans,
01:14:40only those who can use red beans.
01:14:43They don't have a issue of kidney.
01:14:44The uric acid is high.
01:14:46The uric acid is higher.
01:14:49The uric acid is higher.
01:14:51The uric acid is higher.
01:14:53The uric acid is higher.
01:14:55The other thing depends on what level is.
01:14:58The skin can eat one week.
01:15:00The red beans can add uric acid.
01:15:03The uric acid is higher.
01:15:05The alternative is good.
01:15:07But you can use the doctor's advice.
01:15:09We are doing tests.
01:15:11We have to make an idea.
01:15:14What can we eat?
01:15:16The animal is a check-up.
01:15:18You have to prioritize your health.
01:15:20It is female or male.
01:15:23It is female.
01:15:25It is female.
01:15:25The same is a chitin.
01:15:26If you get fat enough for the uric acid,
01:15:28we can have cholesterol.
01:15:31We can eat fats and get fat enough.
01:15:34The other thing is a chitin.
01:15:38The other thing is nuts.
01:15:40The other thing is,
01:15:42the other thing is good.
01:15:45The other thing is good.
01:15:51I can eat it's a different thing.
01:15:53Now, what are we doing with our own habits?
01:15:55The results are good for our nuts.
01:15:57For our body, for our body, for our body, for our body, for our body, for our skin.
01:16:01What are the things that they do not feed?
01:16:04Are they really good?
01:16:05No, it is.
01:16:06It is good.
01:16:09Sometimes, if you eat a lot of things,
01:16:12if you eat a lot of things, you eat three things.
01:16:16The quantity is less.
01:16:16If I eat a lot of things in the morning, I will not eat anything.
01:16:21I will grow up.
01:16:22If we talk about superfoods,
01:16:25I talked about seeds,
01:16:26in comparison,
01:16:28the seeds can be very good.
01:16:32The seeds,
01:16:345-6 seeds,
01:16:35the seeds,
01:16:36the seeds,
01:16:36the seeds,
01:16:37the seeds,
01:16:44the seeds,
01:16:46the ones and the seeds that come in,
01:16:48etc,
01:16:49if you burnelesneth,
01:16:50you takeượem
01:16:52toys, these areнож
01:16:56of seeds! Do you think
01:16:58that? That is medium?
01:17:04I have put a package in my purse and it's 4.500 rupees.
01:17:08It's not going to be in 2-3 months.
01:17:10It's not going to be in a month.
01:17:12So, it's just going to be in 2 months.
01:17:15If we have a purse and eat it, then we can lose it.
01:17:20It's not going to be useful.
01:17:22That's why I have to keep it up.
01:17:26I have to keep it up.
01:17:27a healthy thing you have got to do.
01:17:29So we can go to the nurse's side.
01:17:33Thank you very much.
01:17:35There are many things left.
01:17:36But obviously, when we have our time limit,
01:17:40we can cover the time.
01:17:43We hope that whatever you heard,
01:17:45you will get a great advantage.
01:17:47And you can get a little bit of your job.
01:17:51This month has been passed.
01:17:52The next month will be a little bit of understanding.
01:17:55So that the last week will not stop.
01:17:58Good morning Pakistan and best of luck.
01:18:00Allah Apes.
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