10 wanita Islam terkaya dan tercantik di dunia

Perempuan cantik selalu senang je tarik perhatian orang kan? Camne pulak kalau cantik + kaya? Kalau cantik + kaya + pandai haa cane pulak? Memang package lah. Sekarang ni pun memang ramai perempuan yang berjaya kan? Tak kisah la atas usaha sendiri or harta keluarga. Jom tengok antara wanita-wanita Muslim terkaya dan tercantik di dunia.



Ameerah al-Taweel, Arab Saudi

Isteri kepada Putera al-Waleed bin Talal, salah seorang ahli keluarga diraja Arab Saudi.
Suaminya merupakan ahli perniagaan berusia 58 tahun, disenaraikan lelaki ke-26 terkaya di dunia dengan nilai bersih lebih $20-25 billion.
Putera al-Waleed merupakan pengasas dan pemilik Kingdom Holding Company.

Lalla Salma, Maghribi 

Isteri kepada Raja Mohamed VI.
Walaupun bergelar "The First Lady", beliau tetap seorang yang merendah diri.
Kekayaan suaminya dianggarkan sekitar $2.5 billion.

Rania al-Abdullah, Jordan 

Merupakan permaisuri Jordan dan berkahwin dengan Putera Abdullah II.
Khabar angin mengatakan raja Abdullah telah menghabiskan lebih 1 billion dalam pembuatan Taman Tema Star Trek sahaja.
Pernah digelar sebagai permaisuri tercantik pada 2011.

Kulsum Zohar Godabari, Arab Saudi 

Secara rasmi menjadi permaisuri Arab Saudi.
Isteri kepada Sheikh Avdi al Muhammad.
Dilahirkan dalam antara keluarga paling kaya di dunia.
Diakatakan jarang sekali mendedahkan wajahnya, namun kini wajahnya sudah banyak di internet.

Hajah Hafizah Sururul Bolkiah, Brunei

Anak perempuan kepada Sultan Brunei.
Bapanya pernah disenaraikan sebagai orang paling kaya di dunia pada 1997.
Memiliki sebuah kereta Rolls-Royce disaluti dengan emas 24 karat dan memiliki sebanyak 7,000 kereta lain.
Memiliki kediaman diraja terbesar di dunia dengan 1,700 bilik di dalam istana.
Sultan Brunei membelanjakan sebanyak $20 million pada perkahwinan Hafizah.

Sultanah Nur Zakirah, Terengganu, Malaysia 

Permaisuri Terengganu, isteri kepada Tuanku Mizan Zainal Abidin.
Terdapat sumber mengatakan kekayaan mereka hampir atau lebih $15 billion.

Sheikha Moza Bint Nasser al Missned, Qatar 

Isteri kedua daripada tiga isteri Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa al Thani.
Kekayaannya dianggarkan lebih daripada $7 billion.
Negara yang mempunyai rizab minyak dan gas asli yang luas.

Sheikha Matia Binti Mohammed, Dubai 

Anak perempuan kepada Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al Maktoum, Perdana Menteri sertaNaib Presiden Emiriah Arab Bersatu (EAB) juga salah seorang raja berperlembagaan Dubai.
Seorang atlet taekwondo dan pernah memenangi pingat perak pada Sukan Asia 2006 di Qatar.
Kekayaan keluarganya dianggarkan lebih $40 billion.

Hajah Majeedah Nuurul Bolkiah, Brunei 

Berkahwin dengan Khaitul Khalil, Pembantu Pegawai Eksekutif di pejabat Perdana Menteri.
Bapa Majeedah, Sultan Brunei antara orang paling kaya di dunia dan sangat gemar pada emas.

Sheika Hanadi Bint Nasser al Thani, Qatar 

how to take care your cuticles

Though you may only think about your cuticles when you get a manicure, they're not just hanging out on your hands. They serve a purpose, and they need your TLC.

Your cuticles are part of your skin. They sit atop your nails' growth matrix, which is the part of your nails that grows.

Cuticles are "there for a reason, like a barrier or a protection for the nail matrix," says Richard Scher, MD, a Cornell University dermatology professor.  

To keep that protection strong, follow these six tips.

1. Don't Cut Your Cuticles.

Dermatologists say there's no good reason to cut the cuticles. 

Cutting them could open the door to infection or irritation. "If you remove the cuticle, that space is wide open, and anything can get in there," Scher says.

Cutting your cuticles can also lead to nail problems, such as ridges, white spots, or white lines. 

If you get a bacterial infection in that area, it can hamper that fingernail's growth."That's not particularly aesthetic, as well as being uncomfortable," says Ella Toombs, MD, a Washington, D.C., dermatologist.

2. Go Orange.

If you're hoping to make your nails appear longer, you can push your cuticles back gently with a wooden orange stick instead.

"Cuticles don't want to be cut," Toombs says. "They're supposed to be soft, and cutting can make them hard, more likely to fracture. If you cut it, it has an increased tendency to split off."

Some people who cut their cuticles regularly are afraid to stop, because they worry that their cuticles will grow and grow, giving their hands an unsightly look. Experts say this simply won't happen, and switching from cuticle clippers to an orange stick is a smart move.

"It's a myth, the same way that they say that shaving will make your beard grow faster, but letting the beard grow in will make it slow down," Scher says. "Neither is true. Cutting the cuticle doesn't make it grow faster. Nothing you can do can change the rate of growth."