Beauty & Grooming

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  1. முடி வெட்ட வேண்டும்.

    Muṭi veṭṭa vēṇṭum.

    I need a haircut.

    Usage

    Requesting a haircut at a salon

    Grammar Note

    "vendum" = "need to / want to" — expresses necessity or desire

  2. கொஞ்சம் குட்டையாக வெட்டுங்கள்.

    Koñcam kuṭṭaiyāka veṭṭuṅkaḷ.

    Cut it just a little shorter, please.

    Usage

    Directing the hairstylist on the amount to cut

    Grammar Note

    "vettunga" = polite imperative "please cut"

  3. முகம் சுத்தம் செய்ய விரும்புகிறேன்.

    Mukam cuttam ceyya virumpukiṟēṉ.

    I would like a facial.

    Usage

    Requesting a facial treatment at a beauty salon

    Grammar Note

    "mugam sudham seiya" = "to clean/treat the face" — facial care expression

  4. நகம் அழகுபடுத்த வேண்டும்.

    Nakam aḻakupaṭutta vēṇṭum.

    I need a manicure.

    Usage

    Requesting a manicure at a nail salon

    Grammar Note

    "azhaguppaduttha vendum" = "need to beautify" — compound verb structure

  5. இந்த நிறத்தில் நகத்திற்கு நெயில் பாலிஷ் போட முடியுமா?

    Inta niṟattil nakattiṟku neyil pāliṣ pōṭa muṭiyumā?

    Can you do my nails in this color?

    Usage

    Specifying a nail color at the salon

    Grammar Note

    "mudiyumaa" = "is it possible/can you?" — ability question

  6. மசாஜ் கிரீம் உங்களிடம் உள்ளதா?

    Macāj kirīm uṅkaḷiṭam uḷḷatā?

    Do you have massage cream?

    Usage

    Checking if massage cream is available

    Grammar Note

    "ungalidham" = "at/with you" — dative possession marker

  7. புருவம் வடிவமைக்க முடியுமா?

    Puruvam vaṭivamaikka muṭiyumā?

    Can you shape my eyebrows?

    Usage

    Requesting eyebrow shaping service

    Grammar Note

    "vadivamaikka mudiyumaa" = "can you shape" — possibility question with infinitive

  8. இந்த மேக்கப் என் தோலுக்கு பொருந்துமா?

    Inta mēkkap eṉ tōlukku poruntumā?

    Will this makeup suit my skin?

    Usage

    Asking if a makeup product is suitable for your skin type

    Grammar Note

    "porunthuma" = "will it suit/fit" — suitability question

  9. இயற்கையான தோல் பராமரிப்பு பொருட்கள் உள்ளனவா?

    Iyaṟkaiyāṉa tōl parāmarippu poruṭkaḷ uḷḷaṉavā?

    Are there any natural skincare products?

    Usage

    Looking for natural or organic skincare products

    Grammar Note

    "iyarkaiyaana" = adjectival participle "natural"; "porutgal" = plural noun "products"

  10. உதடு நிறம் போட வேண்டும்.

    Utaṭu niṟam pōṭa vēṇṭum.

    I want to apply lip color.

    Usage

    Expressing the wish to apply lip color

    Grammar Note

    "niram poda" = "to apply color" — colloquial compound verb

  11. முடி நேராக்க விரும்புகிறேன்.

    Muṭi nērākka virumpukiṟēṉ.

    I want to straighten my hair.

    Usage

    Requesting hair straightening treatment

    Grammar Note

    "neraakka" = infinitive of "to straighten/make straight"

  12. தலையில் மசாஜ் செய்யுங்கள், தயவுசெய்து.

    Talaiyil macāj ceyyuṅkaḷ, tayavuceytu.

    Please give me a scalp massage.

    Usage

    Requesting a scalp massage

    Grammar Note

    "thayavuseythu" = polite particle "please" — adds politeness to requests

  13. என் தோல் உணர்திறன் உடையது.

    Eṉ tōl uṇartiṟaṉ uṭaiyatu.

    My skin is sensitive.

    Usage

    Informing the beautician about sensitive skin

    Grammar Note

    "udaiyathu" = "having/possessing" — attributive verb expressing quality

  14. முடி நிறம் மாற்ற எவ்வளவு ஆகும்?

    Muṭi niṟam māṟṟa evvaḷavu ākum?

    How much does a hair coloring cost?

    Usage

    Asking the price of hair coloring service

    Grammar Note

    "evvalavu aakum" = "how much will it come to" — standard price inquiry

  15. பெடிகியூர் செய்ய வேண்டும்.

    Peṭikiyūr ceyya vēṇṭum.

    I need a pedicure.

    Usage

    Requesting a pedicure service

    Grammar Note

    "seiya vendum" = "need to do" — standard service request construction

  16. இந்த வாசனை திரவியம் வலுவாக உள்ளது.

    Inta vācaṉai tiraviyam valuvāka uḷḷatu.

    This perfume is strong.

    Usage

    Commenting on the strength of a perfume

    Grammar Note

    "valuvaaga" = adverb "strongly"; "ullathu" = copula verb "is"

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