Richa Agrawal

Nov 11, 2024 | thedailyguardian.com | Richa Agrawal

HOME» Holistic Skin and Hair: Ayurvedic Solutions for the Season Ahead As an expert in skin and hair care, I understand that the period following Diwali brings with it a host of challenges for our skin and hair. The increased pollution levels, combined with the seasonal changes, dry air, and indoor heating, can wreak havoc on our complexion and tresses.

Apr 29, 2024 | thedailyguardian.com | Richa Agrawal

Summer beckons with its warm glow, inviting us to soak up the sunshine. But while the sun provides essential Vitamin D, its ultraviolet (UV) rays can damage our skin. To truly enjoy the season, sun safety becomes paramount.

Apr 5, 2024 | womensweb.in | Richa Agrawal |Aruna Raghuram

As a child, growing up in different cities was a wonderful experience. Different cultures, languages, cuisines, festivals were all so great. But one thing was common!  Yes of course, the happy and unique memories. But the ubiquitous question, “How many brothers and sisters do you have?” always surfaced, prompting my consistent response: “We are three sisters!” This declaration left every Sharmaji and pados wali aunty baffled.

Feb 20, 2024 | womensweb.in | Richa Agrawal

The simple, beautiful and talented Anupama, who is also the heroine of the novel ‘MAHASHWETA’ by Sudha Murty, is my favorite female. While reading the novel, the character of Anupama made me go through her happiness, romance, pain, anguish and then triumph. In the beginning, the character of Anupama is portrayed in an extremely simple manner.

Feb 19, 2024 | womensweb.in | Anupama Dalmia |Richa Agrawal

Time and again, there is one phrase that keeps coming up in the social media discourse on feminism. Any guesses? Ah, no prizes for guessing the infamous “itni bhi feminist” or “too much feminism” phrase, a classic eye-roller for me, and I am sure for many more of my tribe, in the realm of gender equality discussions. Pray tell me, how can an ideology, a movement be too ‘much’? It’s not salt or the seasoning of your soup where you can go, “Oops, too much salt, only one spoon was required”.