Long Hairstyles For Women

Long Hairstyles For Women

Long Hairstyles For Women. Long hair are the natural beauty addition for women. In the every corner of the world long hair are beautiful styled by the women. Every women want a unique and beautiful style of her hair. Some try new and their own style, some women try to celebrities and some copy their friends. But the real that how much it suits you. Your hairstyle is to emboss and enhance your beauty, so always have such a hairstyle which do so.  You can have any long hairstyle which fulfills followings tips. Here are few tips for you to have a beautiful long hairstyle for you.

Long Hairstyles for women

Long Hairstyles For Women – Tips to Choose Long Hairstyle

1.  Choose hairstyle according to your face shape
2. Choose hairstyle according to your neck shape and length
3. Your shape of nose and color of your eyes plays an important role in hairstyle
4. Your hair color is very important, so always keep it mind while choosing hairstyle.
5. Choose style according to event in case of special events
6. Consult your beautician or at least any good friend before having new hairstyle
7. Once choose, be confident that you have best one
8. Try to choose new hairstyles with beautiful look
9. Try new hairstyles which suits girls  look like you
10. Try your favorite celebrity hairstyle, you will enjoy it.
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Mehndi Designs 2016

Mehndi Designs 2016

Mehndi Designs 2016  – Largest Collection

Mehndi Designs 2016, here is largest collection of Mehndi Designs for all oceans for girls/ women of all ages.  Mehndi is a part of Pakistani culture & tradition since the times of Arabians have come to this great land.  Mehndi plays a vital role in beauty of hands, foot, legs and fingers. Beautiful Mehndi Design make you more beautiful, attractive and unique.

Mehndi Designs 2016 Here, I, have collected most beautiful designs of the henna for you beautiful girls, and they all are my favorite. This all collection is the best & lovely Mehndi designs 2016 for girls and women of all ages.  After seeing this Mehndi designs collection you will utter one word “WOwwww” as these designs are very fabulous looking. It is very true that henna is only best thing to adorn hands of girls & women.  In western countries, Indian and Pakistani and also in most parts of the world no family function is considered complete without the Mehndi. Here are Best Mehndi Designs 2016 for girls and women of all ages. We are providing you all new designs for you here.

Old and traditional Mehndi Designs are no more in fashion now, a lot new and beautiful designs are her now. Pakistani and Indian Women apply mehndi designs on different oceans in different styles. Latest Mehndi Designs For Wedding, Eid, Party and special oceans and all type of functions are given below.

Tips to Chooose Best Mehndi Design

1. Always try new and unique Design.
2. Before applying any design remember your hands color
3. Remember your length of fingers
4. Remember your Palm and Shape of Hand.
5. Always have Mehndi Design according to occasion.
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Cute Actress and Model Sabeeka Imam Latest Photo Shoot

Cute Actress and Model Sabeeka Imam Latest Photo Shoot

Model and Cute Actress Sabeeka Imam Latest Photo Shoot is presented here for girls who love to wear new and model like dresses.

Cute Actress and Model Sabeeka Imam Latest Photo Shoot

Dhoni lauds India as comeback kings after triumph against Pakistan

Dhoni lauds India as comeback kings after triumph against Pakistan

Mahendra Singh Dhoni hailed India as cricket's bounce-back kings after they again followed up an early defeat in a major tournament with an emphatic win and kick-started their bid for World Twenty20 glory.

After their shock defeat on Tuesday to New Zealand in their first match, the hosts cruised to a six-wicket victory over arch rivals Pakistan in Kolkata late Saturday.

The defeat against New Zealand had put a question mark over India's status as red-hot favourites and triggered accusations of complacency.

But in a cauldron-like atmosphere of a packed Eden Gardens, Dhoni's men held their nerve and reached the target of 119 with 13 balls remaining.

The bounce-back from the humiliating 47-run reverse against the Kiwis came as no surprise to veteran skipper Dhoni who was captain when India won the inaugural World T20 in 2007 and the 2011 ODI World Cup after stuttering starts to their campaign.

World T20: India maintain dominance over Pakistan with six-wicket win

Virat Kohli shrugged off the pressure that always surrounds an India-Pakistan match to secure a campaign-reviving six-wicket victory for the host nation in the World Twenty20 on Saturday.

The 27-year-old made batting look ridiculously easy on a difficult track and his scintillating unbeaten 55 was the difference between the sides in a rain-hit game reduced to 18 overs per team.

India, chasing a target of 119 after losing their opening match to New Zealand, slumped to 23 for three in the fifth over before Kohli and Yuvraj Singh (24) shared a match-high 61-run partnership to steady things at Eden Gardens.

Captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni smashed a six to level the scores and then took a single to seal victory with 13 balls to spare as India maintained an unbeaten World Cup record against their arch-rivals.

World T20: India maintain dominance over Pakistan with six-wicket win

Kohli, who embellished his 37-ball knock with seven fours and a six, said he enjoyed the challenge of batting on a tricky wicket in a low-scoring contest.

"That's what you need, a little testing wicket, a good bowling attack and you pulling the team out of trouble," Kohli added.

"I think that's what gives you great pleasure as a cricketer," he said after entertaining a 61,000-plus crowd that turned up for the tournament's most-anticipated contest.

Pakistan, put into bat, found the going difficult, especially against the slow bowlers, and managed only 118 for five.

Openers Sharjeel Khan (17) and Ahmed Shehzad (25) were subdued by the Indian bowlers and skipper Shahid Afridi (eight) could not justify his promotion to number three.

Shoaib Malik (26) and Umar Akmal (22) added 41 runs in four overs to take Pakistan past the 100-mark and ensure their pace-heavy attack had something to defend.

Fletcher shines as West Indies down Sri Lanka without Gayle

BANGALORE: Andre Fletcher powered the West Indies to a comprehensive seven-wicket victory against Sri Lanka in their World Twenty20 match in Bangalore on Sunday, even without destructive opener Chris Gayle.

The 28-year-old smashed an unbeaten 84, including five sixes and six fours, as the Windies successfully chased down Sri Lanka's paltry score of 122 for nine.

Fletcher spearheaded the attack with his 64-ball knock in the absence of explosive opener suffered Gayle, who suffered a tweak in his left hamstring while fielding during Sunday's match and did not bat.

A Windies team representative told reporters that the 36-year-old's injury was “not major” but it raises questions about whether he will play in the rest of the tournament.

An unimpressed crowd repeatedly chanted “We want Gayle, We want Gayle”, anxious to see the Jamaican who has played several seasons for the city's team in the glitzy Indian Premier League (IPL).

He teased the crowd by stepping out of the bunker with his bat after the third wicket fell, bringing roars from the stadium, only to walk back inside.

Gayle smashed a scorching century last week during the West Indies' demolition of England by six wickets in their opening Group One Super 10 match.

The West Indies are one of the weakest teams in Test cricket, but they remain a force in the shortest format and are gunning for their second World T20 title after winning the trophy in 2012.

Fletcher shines as West Indies down Sri Lanka without Gayle

Johnson Charles made 10, before chopping the ball onto his stumps, while Marlon Samuels was gone for three and wicket keeper Danesh Ramdin was bowled for five. Andre Russell was not out on 20.

Defending champions Sri Lanka have been struggling for form since winning the trophy two years ago, slumping to seventh in the world rankings.

On Sunday, they posted 122 for nine after West Indies captain Darren Sammy won the toss and elected to field.

All-rounder Thisara Perera top scored for Sri Lanka with 40, including five fours, off 29 balls at the M.Chinnaswamy Stadium, while skipper Angelo Mathews chipped in with 20.

Opener Tillakaratne Dilshan, the star for Sri Lanka in their win over Afghanistan last week, started in promising style, smacking a six off the second ball.

If you really thought Pakistan could beat India, you are Shahid Afridi

If you really thought Pakistan could beat India, you are Shahid Afridi

‘We hate Afridi now, but we think we can beat India’. That was the Snapchat explanation of Pakistan cricket right before their match against India.

No fans love like Pakistan, no fans hate like Pakistan. If that isn’t special enough, it’s the ability to do both at once, for prolonged periods of time, while changing what it is you love and hate, and still feeling as passionate as you did the first time, that is truly staggering.

Being a fan of Pakistani cricket is like doing moral gymnastics.

Then there is Shahid Afridi, who is praised for things he has yet to do, screamed at for things he simply cannot do, and yet again, often at the same time.

His captaincy in the India game was hard to support. If Afridi was a golfer (think Happy Gilmore but with more energy) he would have left most of his clubs in his bag this round.

How you could see that pitch, or the game two nights earlier, and think you need four seam bowlers? That is not to say the pitch was easy to play seamers on, it’s just that four, four, did they mistake the wicket for the WACA? In their minds had they travelled back to Sabina Park in 1976?

Then his actual bowling.

He started around the wicket to the left handers on a pitch that was spinning like a drunk ballerina. One ball spun so far Sarfraz Ahmed had to dive just to take it. From over the wicket, he would have been like an unplayable monster of doom, from around the wicket, he was bowling wides. He kept it tight, he bowled ok later on, but he was the only bowler he used all four overs of.

He didn’t bowl out his number one strike bowler who’d returned from exile like a man trying to make up for all his past wrongdoings and went for 11 runs in three overs. He didn’t bowl out his enforcer who has the ability in two balls to put a dent in any batting order. Nor the man who took two wickets in an over that made India dream of past failures