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Sonam Kapoor is an Indian actress who appears in Hindi cinema. The daughter of actor Anil, Kapoor began her career in film by assisting the director Sanjay Leela Bhansali on his 2005 drama film Black. Sonam Kapoor is a celebrity endorser for several brands and products. She is particularly known in the media for her outspoken personality, and is cited as one of the most fashionable Indian celebrities. Sonam Kapoor Glamorous Hairstyles

Not only is Sonam Kapoor a Bollywood star, she is also a fashion and beauty icon. Very few people in this industry have been able to achieve this balance between being a Bollywood actress and a style icon. She is loved by the young and adored by the old. Here we bring you a few of Sonam’s makeup and beauty secrets. Beauty Tips and Secrets of Sonam Kapoor Eye Makeup of Sonam Kapoor Sonam’s favorite eye makeup look is dark Smokey eyes. Indian eyes look beautiful in Smokey eye makeup. It brings out the depth in our eyes whilst giving it a smoldering effect. No wonder it is one of the favored eye makeup look by makeup artists, celebrities, designers as well as brides!  Being a L’Oreal ambassador, she naturally favors L’Oreal kohl pencil and L’Oreal Mascara. You can also get Smokey eyes with different colors beyond just black. You can do a brown, grey, bottle green, dark blue as well as purple Smokey eye look. Blend any one of these colors with a touch of ...

Sonam Kapoor Diet And Fitness Secrets It is an open secret that Sonam Kapoor lost a lot of weight before she joined Bollywood. A self-confessed foodie she opened up in a recent interview about her dietary amendments that helped her lose those extra pounds. She gives all the credit to her mother who makes her follow a strict diet regime. A self-confessed foodie she gives in to her indulgence for chocolate and ice-cream from time to time. Sonam Kapoor Diet Plan She’s a big fan of the low-carb high protein diet and the 5 meals a day theory. We present her daily dietary chart: Breakfast: Oatmeal and fruits Noon snack: Brown bread with egg whites and protein shake Lunch:   Dal, veggies, roti and grilled chicken or fish Evening Snack: Brown bread with egg whites Dinner: Soup, salad, grilled chicken or fish For in-between snacks she munches on dry fruits and carries fruits while she is travelling to avoid hunger pangs. So...