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I felt like the Kapoor family is my family: Zeba Bakhtiar
Pakistani veteran star shared her experience of working with the late Bollywood legend, Rishi Kapoor, in 'Henna'
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Orange is the new grey for Bangladesh beards
With an array of henna options available, dying beards is a common trend in Bangladesh
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Bad mehndi poses allergy risk
Dr Khwaja of PIMS claims bad mehndi may be a skin hazard
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Eid around corner: Shopping reaches frenzy peak
Malls, bazaars open till Sehri, people enjoying night outs with family, friends
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Eid Special : Henna stalls pop up across twin cities
In Pakistani culture, Eid is incomplete without bangles and henna for girls
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Substandard henna being openly sold in markets
Experts say such spurious products can have harmful effect on human skin
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Sale of substandard henna on the rise
Rise in demand in the days leading to Eid see a parallel increase in prices
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16-year-old scarred for life: When temporary henna tattoo becomes permanent
The chemical reaction by black henna has left the skin on her leg permanently damaged by the temporary tattoo
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