A quick look at the latest products making waves in the beauty, wellness, and lifestyle space. Hashtag Magazine takes a closer peek at what’s new on the shelves and worth adding to your routine. Pringle Alexa Nutri Blender 450W Rs 1699 Every kitchen needs one appliance that does more than it looks like it should, and the Pringle Alexa Nutri Blender earns its spot on that list. For those who want to eat better without overhauling their entire routine, it’s compact, efficient and genuinely versatile. At its core is a 450W high-speed motor, strong enough to smoothly blend, grind and mix everything from fruits and vegetables to tougher ingredients, without the usual stop-start struggle of weaker blenders. Whether it’s a post-workout protein smoothie, a quick juice before heading out, or grinding spices for a weekend curry, this one machine covers a surprising amount of ground. It doubles easily as a mixer grinder, which means one appliance replaces what would otherwise be two separate purchases taking up counter space. The dual blade system is where it earns its performance credentials: two blade sockets designed specifically for blending and grinding, delivering consistent results whether you’re making a silky smoothie or a coarser chutney. It comes with two food-grade jars, so hygiene and flexibility aren’t an afterthought; you can prep different things without cross-contamination or constant washing mid-recipe. The sipper cap is a genuinely useful touch; blend your shake and take it straight out the door. Two storage lids round out the set, making it just as easy to prep ahead and store for later. Backed by a one-year warranty, it’s a low-effort, high-utility addition to any kitchen, proof that eating well doesn’t have to come with extra hassle. Singhasan: India’s First Premium Blended Whisky Launched in early 2025 by Modi Illva India

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A quick look at the latest products making waves in the beauty, wellness, and lifestyle space. Hashtag Magazine takes a closer peek at what’s new on the shelves and worth adding to your routine. Tramontina Aura Ceramic-Reinforced Cookware Price: Rs 3899 For home cooks who want everyday cookware that combines performance, practicality, and style, Tramontina Aura makes a compelling case. Designed by Tramontina, a global housewares brand with more than 115 years of expertise, the Aura range brings a contemporary approach to familiar kitchen essentials. At the heart of the range is a forged aluminium body paired with a ceramic-reinforced non-stick coating. The result is cookware that heats quickly and evenly, helping minimize hotspots while making low-oil cooking easier. For Indian kitchens, this versatility is particularly useful: the range is suited to sautéing vegetables, frying, simmering curries, preparing tadka and making dosas. The smooth non-stick surface is one of Aura’s biggest everyday advantages. Food releases cleanly, while the cookware is relatively straightforward to wash after use. Its lightweight construction also makes larger pieces, such as the deep kadhai, comfortable to handle during busy cooking sessions. Practical details add to the appeal. Ergonomic Bakelite handles are designed to stay cooler during cooking, while selected pieces feature glass lids with steam vents. Compatibility with gas, induction and other major cooktops makes the collection suitable for modern kitchens. The range includes fry pans, tawas, kadhais, saucepans and casseroles, as well as convenient multi-piece sets. Overall, Tramontina Aura strikes a pleasing balance between functionality and presentation. It is particularly well suited to cooks seeking durable, easy-to-use cookware that supports lower-oil everyday meals without sacrificing versatility. Dence Body Wash: Where Skincare Meets the Shower Price: Rs 499 onwards The daily shower is often treated as a functional part of the routine, but Dence wants to

Gulmohar Calcutta is a contemporary textile label rooted in Bengal’s rich handloom heritage. The brand seamlessly blends research, design, and artisan collaboration to create timeless handwoven textiles that honour traditional craftsmanship while embracing modern aesthetics. Working closely with weaving communities across Bengal, Gulmohar Calcutta is committed to preserving indigenous techniques, empowering artisans, and ensuring that handloom continues to thrive as a living cultural practice. 1. Tell us about your brand and how it is helping preserve and promote India’s rich handloom heritage. At Gulmohar Calcutta, we believe India’s handloom traditions are living knowledge systems, not relics of the past. Every textile we create reflects generations of craftsmanship, history, and cultural memory. We work closely with artisan communities to revive traditional weaving vocabularies, document indigenous knowledge, and reinterpret heritage techniques for contemporary audiences. Beyond creating textiles, we invest in artisan education, design development, and knowledge sharing so that these crafts remain culturally relevant and economically sustainable for future generations. 2.Which weaving traditions or artisan communities do you work with, and what makes their craftsmanship unique? We primarily work with artisan clusters across Bengal, specialising in Jamdani weaving and traditional Kantha embroidery. What makes these crafts extraordinary is the entirely handmade process. Jamdani motifs are woven directly onto the loom, thread by thread, while Kantha transforms fabric through delicate running stitches that tell stories through texture and pattern. Every piece is unique, carrying the individual artistry and skill of the artisan who created it. 3.Sustainability is at the heart of handloom. What ethical or sustainable practices does your brand follow? For us, sustainability begins with the handloom itself. We work directly with artisan communities, ensuring transparent partnerships and fair wages while eliminating unnecessary intermediaries. Our collections are produced in small batches following a slow-fashion philosophy that minimises waste and values quality over