Bath

Bathing is essential, more so during the harsh summer months. Here are various ways you can spruce up your daily bathing time -

Bath salts aren't just another indulgent addition to your bathroom, but they come with a host of benefits as well. These benefits not only enrich your bathing experience but your skin as well.

Having a milk bath can be one of the most wonderful, invigorating and rejuvenating experiences of your life. Milk is known for its beauty benefits, giving you gorgeous skin.

Kesari bath is one common South Indian recipe that includes ghee, sooji, saffron and water.

The Bisi Bele Bath is one dish that deserves this spotlight. 'Bele' refers to lentil and this flavourful dish combines rice, lentils and a medley of fragrant spices that is usually drenched in ghee.

Sun bathing and vitamin D supplements may be feasible and affordable approaches to improve or even prevent metabolic syndromes which pose a risk of diabetes and heart disease, a new study has claimed.

Khara bath is a popular meal in Karnataka and is usually served with kesari bhat (sweet upma) as a complete meal. Make this South Indian delicacy at home with this easy recipe.

Almost every region India has its own version of khichdi. In Tamil Nadu it's arisi paruppu sadham and akki bele bath is also popular in some regions of Karnataka.

A bubble bath comes with many benefits and is not merely a foam generating compound. Relax your body by making a bubble bath a home.

Vangi (Brinjal) Bath has a strong association with Mysuru. It's not unusual to find this dish on wedding menus in and around the city.