Default Skin- (Simple Design)
Exfoliation removes dead skin cells and helps improve skin texture and glow. Use a mild exfoliator 2–3 times a week, not daily. This step helps skincare products absorb better and keeps skin looking fresh and smooth.
Toner helps balance the skin’s pH and removes any leftover impurities after cleansing. It also refreshes the skin and prepares it for serums or treatments. Choose an alcohol-free toner to avoid dryness or irritation.
Essence adds lightweight hydration and supports skin repair. It helps improve skin softness and boosts moisture levels without feeling heavy. Gently pat it into the skin to help with better absorption and overall skin comfort.
Serums deliver targeted ingredients to address specific concerns like dullness, dryness, acne, or fine lines. Use only a few drops and gently spread it across your face. This step helps improve skin health over time.
Apply spot treatment only on areas with acne, dark spots, or blemishes. This step targets problem areas without affecting the rest of the skin. Use a small amount and allow it to absorb properly before moving on.
Eye cream helps hydrate the delicate under-eye area and reduce dryness, puffiness, or fine lines. Use a small amount and gently tap it around the eyes. Avoid rubbing to protect this sensitive skin.
Moisturizer locks in hydration and keeps the skin soft and balanced. It strengthens the skin barrier and prevents moisture loss. Choose a lightweight or rich formula based on your skin type and apply evenly.
During the day, apply sunscreen as the final step to protect your skin from harmful UV rays and prevent aging and dark spots. At night, skip sunscreen and focus on repair using a nourishing night cream or sleeping mask to support skin recovery while you sleep.
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Dark Skin - (Modern Design)
Harvard College is founded in Cambridge, Massachusetts, with a grant from the General Court of the Massachusetts Bay Colony. The college is named after its first benefactor, the clergyman John Harvard.
Harvard holds its first commencement ceremony and begins formal instruction, laying the foundation for higher education in the American colonies.
The college strengthens its curriculum in theology, philosophy, and classical languages, shaping early academic traditions.
After a major library fire, Harvard rebuilds its collections and modernizes teaching with a stronger focus on science and reason.
Harvard College expands its curriculum to include mathematics, natural philosophy, and other subjects. The college also establishes a medical school, which becomes the first in North America.
Harvard broadens its studies to include mathematics, natural philosophy, and modern sciences, moving beyond its religious roots.
Harvard Medical School is established, becoming the first medical school in North America.
Harvard College is renamed Harvard University and continues to grow and expand. The university establishes schools of law, divinity, and business, as well as a graduate school for advanced study
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Light Skin (Modern Design)
R.W. Smith and Albert Eadie take over the Townsend Cycle Company in Redditch, UK. Soon after, they start supplying precision machine parts to the Royal Enfield Small Arms Factory in Enfield, Middlesex. Their undertaking is renamed the Enfield Manufacturing Company Limited.
Enfield Manufacturing Ltd. becomes Royal Enfield – ‘Royal’ being taken from the Royal Small Arms Company. The trademark ‘Made like a gun’ is introduced.
R. W. Smith designs a prototype motorised vehicle, a four wheel bicycle known as a quadricycle. It uses a proprietary 1 1/2 hp De Dion engine.
The first Royal Enfield motorcycle is produced. Designed by R. W. Smith and Frenchman Jules Gotiet, it has a 1 1/2 hp Minerva engine mounted in front of the steering head. The final drive is at the rear wheel by means of a long rawhide belt.
Continuous development results in a range of 8 models, including the launch of the Sports Model 351, the first Royal Enfield 350cc OHV 4-strokemotorcycle with foot operated gear shift. It is powered by a JAP engine. A 225cc 2-stroke step-through ‘Ladies Model’ is also released.
Royal Enfield produces large quantities of motorcycles and bicycles during the Second World War. The most iconic military model is the 125cc ‘Airborne’ motorcycle known as the Flying Flea. This 125cc 2-stroke can be loaded into a specially fabricated parachute cradle and dropped with paratroops behind enemy lines.
The Tiruvottiyur factory opens and Bullets begin to be manufactured under license. Early production is based on machines that come from England in kit form which are then assembled in Madras. A total of 163 Bullets are built by the end of the year.
Forty Royal Enfield motorcycles tour Khardung La, the world’s highest motorable pass, setting a precedent for epic rides in some of the world’s most difficult terrain.
Royal Enfield celebrates its 50th anniversary in India, a golden milestone in its iconic journey. The occasion reflects half a century of craftsmanship, passion, and rider-first engineering.
Royal Enfield commences manufacturing at its second facility at Oragadam, Tamil Nadu. With increased capacity, the state-of-art factory will be the nucleus of the company’s global ambitions in the future.
Royal Enfield unveils ‘The Twins’ at the EICMA Motor Show, Milan and at Rider Mania, Goa, India. This global debut showcased the brand’s modern twin-cylinder platform while staying true to its classic motorcycling heritage.
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