Bindi- for beauty of forehead. BY- Prasantt Ghosh
There is nothing that add a
finishing touch to a Indian lady face then a bindi. We have taken lot of things
from the western culture and trend, so has the western countries who has taken
our style of wearing bindi. You will see many of the top singers like Janet
Jackson, Beyonce etc who wears the bindi in their music album. Add a zero to
figure one and its value will increase ten times. Likewise, place a Bindi[ dot]
on your forehead after make-up and the charm of the face will enhance ten
times. In ancient times women used to decorate the forehead with roli, kumkum, sindoor
and chandan. Today, bindis are available in different colours to match the
makeup and dress. You are the best judge to decide what suits you. The colour
of your dress and shape of your face should determine the shape, size and colour
of the bindi you choose. Some popular motifs available are round, long, oblong,
triangular, crescent, moon- like; etc. Some tips on what will suit your kind if
of face are given below;
A small forehead appears large with an
oblong bindi.
A broad forehead looks good with a round
bindi.
On fair complexion, red looks striking
whereas on dark complexion pink, orange or sandalwood colours appears
prominent.
Wheatish complexion requires a light red
bindi.
If the facial skin is very dark, do not use
red, steel grey or chocolate colours.
If the eyes are large, apply a big bindi
and for small eyes a small bindi.
A tall women should use a round- shaped
bindi, whereas a short woman should put on a long shaped bindi.
If you have a broad forehead, place the
bindi in the middle of the forehead, but in case of a narrow forehead put it
between the eyebrows.
In
summers, light tinged bindis look pleasant.
During winters, bright colours add a glow to
the face. There is nothing evergreen then the bindi.Wear your bindi in style
and enhance the charm of your face.
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