Do having flowers on hair help gaining confidence for women?

I wish we had the practice of women using flowers in our parts of the country. I have seen women using floers in their hair in western and southern parts especially in evening time. By the way, does it ever happen that butterflies, bumblebee or moth follow the user. Please answer it seriously.

I wish we had the practice of women using flowers in our parts of the country. I have seen women using floers in their hair in western and southern parts especially in evening time. By the way, does it ever happen that butterflies, bumblebee or moth follow the user. Please answer it seriously.

But many songs are there....particularly old Bollywood songs, though I can't remember its words right now :laugh: :laugh:

I wish we had the practice of women using flowers in our parts of the country. I have seen women using floers in their hair in western and southern parts especially in evening time. By the way, does it ever happen that butterflies, bumblebee or moth follow the user. Please answer it seriously.

He he he, never seen them following ever, at least its not happened with me! But I do often see very tiny little ants in the flowers, but only if they picked freshly. Because most often we buy flowers from vendors that have come a long way and so there are usually no insects!

Just check this link
http://www.flickr.com/photos/shyammenon/852347648/
This flower is known as 'pichi', so pichipoo........
(If someone pinches you, you can call pichi :silly: :silly: :laugh: :laugh: )

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Both pichi and mulla are known as jasmine in kerala, both flowers are preferred, almost equal demand too. Can anyone tell me the actual name of pichi :cheer: :cheer:
Pichi also has a sweet smell...entirely different from Mulla
This is mulla
http://www.flickr.com/photos/34720561@N02/6527789283/

hahah

I once wore the mogra flowers on my hair at kerala and everyone laughed at me

since then i am not wearing flowers, i dont like to be ridiculed in public!!!!!!!!!

Just check this link
http://www.flickr.com/photos/shyammenon/852347648/
This flower is known as 'pichi', so pichipoo........
(If someone pinches you, you can call pichi :silly: :silly: :laugh: :laugh: )

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Both pichi and mulla are known as jasmine in kerala, both flowers are preferred, almost equal demand too. Can anyone tell me the actual name of pichi :cheer: :cheer:
Pichi also has a sweet smell...entirely different from Mulla
This is mulla
http://www.flickr.com/photos/34720561@N02/6527789283/

The first is what we call in Marathi as Jui flowers, Jasminum auriculatum and the second is what we call Mogra in Marathi, Arabian Jasmine!! They are both a must in every garden in Maharashtra and are both worn in the hair!

hahah

I once wore the mogra flowers on my hair at kerala and everyone laughed at me

since then i am not wearing flowers, i dont like to be ridiculed in public!!!!!!!!!

Mogra means pichi. Right? :blink: :blink: :blink: Those white flowers?
Why did people laugh at you? I can't understand :unsure: :unsure:

Just check this link
http://www.flickr.com/photos/shyammenon/852347648/
This flower is known as 'pichi', so pichipoo........
(If someone pinches you, you can call pichi :silly: :silly: :laugh: :laugh: )

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Both pichi and mulla are known as jasmine in kerala, both flowers are preferred, almost equal demand too. Can anyone tell me the actual name of pichi :cheer: :cheer:
Pichi also has a sweet smell...entirely different from Mulla
This is mulla
http://www.flickr.com/photos/34720561@N02/6527789283/

Pichi, Mullai, Malligai (Jasmine) and Kanakambaram are famous flowers in Tamilnadu.

Just check this link
http://www.flickr.com/photos/shyammenon/852347648/
This flower is known as 'pichi', so pichipoo........
(If someone pinches you, you can call pichi :silly: :silly: :laugh: :laugh: )

{CJATTACHMENT ["id": 8935]}

Both pichi and mulla are known as jasmine in kerala, both flowers are preferred, almost equal demand too. Can anyone tell me the actual name of pichi :cheer: :cheer:
Pichi also has a sweet smell...entirely different from Mulla
This is mulla
http://www.flickr.com/photos/34720561@N02/6527789283/

The first is what we call in Marathi as Jui flowers, Jasminum auriculatum and the second is what we call Mogra in Marathi, Arabian Jasmine!! They are both a must in every garden in Maharashtra and are both worn in the hair!

so, both contains jasmine in their names. But which one is called jasmine normally?

Pichi also...I have seen many types and size with different smells

Jui flowers, Jasmine are used mostly in our occasion and only ladies love it.

Just check this link
http://www.flickr.com/photos/shyammenon/852347648/
This flower is known as 'pichi', so pichipoo........
(If someone pinches you, you can call pichi :silly: :silly: :laugh: :laugh: )

{CJATTACHMENT ["id": 8935]}

Both pichi and mulla are known as jasmine in kerala, both flowers are preferred, almost equal demand too. Can anyone tell me the actual name of pichi :cheer: :cheer:
Pichi also has a sweet smell...entirely different from Mulla
This is mulla
http://www.flickr.com/photos/34720561@N02/6527789283/

Pichi, Mullai, Malligai (Jasmine) and Kanakambaram are famous flowers in Tamilnadu.

what's the difference between mulla and mallika? Pichi, I understood. It's called the same name in Kerala.

Jui flowers, Jasmine are used mostly in our occasion and only ladies love it.

How many of you know about december flower?

Jui flowers, Jasmine are used mostly in our occasion and only ladies love it.

How many of you know about december flower?

Is it jendumalli?
Now I remember my childhood days at my Grand mother's home.
A group of flowers, similar to Mulla....I think they blossom at night....
Yes, years after those flowers coming to my memory :) :)

Jui flowers, Jasmine are used mostly in our occasion and only ladies love it.

How many of you know about december flower?

Is it jendumalli?
Now I remember my childhood days at my Grand mother's home.
A group of flowers, similar to Mulla....I think they blossom at night....
Yes, years after those flowers coming to my memory :) :)

December flowers are available in november and decemeber. Flowers in violet colour.

Jui flowers, Jasmine are used mostly in our occasion and only ladies love it.

How many of you know about december flower?

Is it jendumalli?
Now I remember my childhood days at my Grand mother's home.
A group of flowers, similar to Mulla....I think they blossom at night....
Yes, years after those flowers coming to my memory :) :)

December flowers are available in november and decemeber. Flowers in violet colour.

can you post its picture here?
Also tell me, do you know that Tamil Nadu flower that I mentioned in my previous post? It is just a bunch of white flowers like jasmines with many layers of sepals.....somewhat similar to small white roses bunch

Jui flowers, Jasmine are used mostly in our occasion and only ladies love it.

How many of you know about december flower?

They are called jaaji in my place and are grown in many homes.i too have a huge bush which flowers profusely after rains right until the next rainy season.Normally both mangalore mallige (jasmine) and Jaaji are tied into garlands and rolled in this manner and sold in markets..


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Flowers are so beautiful. Smell is so awesome of Mogra flower. I like Mogra and rose most.


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Jui flowers, Jasmine are used mostly in our occasion and only ladies love it.

How many of you know about december flower?

They are called jaaji in my place and are grown in many homes.i too have a huge bush which flowers profusely after rains right until the next rainy season.Normally both mangalore mallige (jasmine) and Jaaji are tied into garlands and rolled in this manner and sold in markets..


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It is called as Jaathi Malli (Jasmine) in Tamil. I think names are similar.

Jui flowers, Jasmine are used mostly in our occasion and only ladies love it.

How many of you know about december flower?

They are called jaaji in my place and are grown in many homes.i too have a huge bush which flowers profusely after rains right until the next rainy season.Normally both mangalore mallige (jasmine) and Jaaji are tied into garlands and rolled in this manner and sold in markets..


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It is called as Jaathi Malli (Jasmine) in Tamil. I think names are similar.

It looks very similar to pichi. Right? Except light shades of violet. I think it's available here also, with the same name pichi.

Its not a fight madam. I just want ot know the reason behind the teasing

Orange flowers in hair, it just look funny yaar... :S :S
It's Keralites' observation ;)
It's different from Tamilians :cheer: :cheer:

sandhy,a you may imagine it to be funny, but they actually look very beautiful! Try it once!

Yes, Kanakambaran is nice to see. But can't imagine to wear in our hair. That's why I told it depends on personal preferences and perspectives. :cheer:

Maybe becuase you are not used to it! :laugh: Actually I have seen it a very common practice in Hyderabad, Bangalore and in Maharashtra, aboli flowers with jasmine! They look very beautiful.

Yet I can't take risk :ohmy: :unsure: :blink: :blink: :woohoo: :woohoo:

3 years back I went to Chamundi temple Mysore and bought some jasmine to decorate my hair. Then only I found those orange patches in between white :unsure: :dry: . I took off each and every kanakambaram :woohoo: . Otherwise my hubby will tease whole throughout my life to put kanakambaram in my hair :evil: :evil: :S