text: GEOTEMPS, Inc. recruits, screens, and employs all levels of experienced, qualified personnel. From core logging to upper management and everything in between.
  We responds to the need for skilled administatrive, technical, and introductory labor that is vital to a robust and necessary industry.
  Geo-scientists, technicians, administrative and non-technical labor - GEOTEMPS works for you to locate and employ the best match to fit your immediate needs, so you can put the emphasis where it belongs - on the work, not on the workers.
  Geotemps is proud to offer an ala-cart benefits package to our temporary staff. We can offer Medical, Dental, Disability, and more, for our contractors and their families alike.
  A fun make-up collaboration, boots to beat the rain, highly anticipated album drops, and a book of poetry to get your hands on. Have you followed the Instagram account @gryffindior yet? The page combines fiction and fashion; namely Harry Potter and the French luxury house Christian Dior. Or have you tried India's first glitter brew?
  And if you loved Ariana Grande’s voice and newfound edge in her album Dangerous Woman, pop in those earphones for her latest drop, Sweetener. Here are ten things you shouldn't miss out on this season.
  When Florence + The Machine’s lead singer Florence Welch comes out with a book of poetry and sketches, you have to get your hands on it. Useless Magic: Lyrics And Poetry is a peek into the mind of the creative genius whose band just dropped its fourth album, High As Hope, which features collaborations with the likes of Jamie XX and Sampha.
  Beer-swirling with edible glitter is taking over Insta, as breweries are spiking their blend with safe-to-eat shine. Find India’s first glitter brew at The Boston Butt, Mumbai. If you’re a health fanatic, skip it in favour of homegrown juicery Raw Pressery’s new probiotic range instead.
  Plogging, a Scandinavian fitness craze, helps you reduce your carbon footprint with every step. Derived from a combination of jogging and "plocka upp", Swedish for "to pick", this activity involves picking up all the litter you encounter on your morning sprint. All you need is running gear, a cotton bag and a dedicated group of buddies to start cleaning up your community.
  Collagen fights wrinkles and repairs tissue damage — and it now comes in the form of a drink! Toss those creams and serums, and sip your way to glowing skin with bottled offerings from Skilixir. A bottle a day keeps the skin doctor away.
  OG crayon company Crayola has dipped into its big box of colours for its first-ever beauty line on Asos.com. We’re talking multicoloured mascaras, colour-changing lipsticks and shimmery highlighters that span 95 shades and come in the brand’s iconic yellow and green boxes.
  The monsoon is here and it’s time to invest in some rainwear. Stock up on a pair of ultra-luxurious waterproof boots to keep your feet dry. We love the plaid versions at Burberry, as well as the bright, floral printed boots at Gucci.
  If you loved Ariana Grande’s voice and newfound edge in her album Dangerous Woman, pop in those earphones for her latest drop, Sweetener. The singer now returns with a triumphant house-inflected album that describes the brighter side of life, with relatable lyrics and dance-floor ready beats.
  Get ready for romance as actors Janhvi Kapoor and Ishaan Khatter make their anticipated screen debut with Dhadak. There’s also Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again, the sequel to the hit 2008 musical, where the now pregnant protagonist (Sophie) sets out to discover more about her mother’s past.
  If fashion had a rule book, the first one would be to keep away from clashing colours, lest you seem like a carnival attendee. Of late, though, this rule is slipping away, slowly making room for experimentation. Recently spotted at an event, Deepika Padukone wore a courageous combination of red and pink, that immediately set the internet on fire. Meanwhile at Masaba’s recent showcase at Lakmé Fashion Week, models paraded down the runway clad in bright shades from the opposite side of the colour wheel, making us question our existing knowledge of how to match contrasting colours.
  The trick of styling two of the brightest colours is to keep the jewellery toned down. A clean look will make the colours pop.
  These two colours actually work for each other—the bottle green is able to balance the pink without making it appear too loud. Accessorise this look with silver jewellery; pairing a matching pink sling bag also works.
  This combination is not as risky as red and pink meshed together, and you can play to this strength by adding another colour—golden. Whether it’s golden jewellery or heels, the three colours together will look fabulous.
  These two can often go wrong, and if you don’t want to end up resembling a taxi, keep your footwear neutral. Oh, and your make-up, too.
  These two colours probably went hand-in-hand for you when you were growing up, but were the first ones to be kicked out of your wardrobe when you entered your '20s. Well, it’s time to bring them back—offset the two colours with black to achieve a stunning look.
  White is a quintessential colour, thankfully, which lets you play with any other bold colour. For this look, minimal oxidised silver jewellery will make the two colours really pop.
  Designer Nikita Mhaisalkar paid homage to her hometown Nagpur (the orange capital of India) by injecting a bright shot of saffron into her other somber colour palette of grey. Striking, and simple.