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They say, beauty is skin deep,

For it the world weeps,

Evelyn now lets you peep,

Her secrets safe you can keep.

Evelyn Sharma wants to get personal with her fans; inside out. More personal than her interactions on social media. And for this direct connect, the actress and fashion philanthropist has come up with a unique idea. She has gone online with her secrets.

Evelyn has launched a brand new website called EvelynsSecrets.com, where her way of getting intimate is sharing her personal beauty secrets with the public. "It's my way to give something back for the love and support I've been getting," quips the spunky lover of wellness and travel.

What's more! Whenever she gets time, Evelyn chats with her fans on the site, and even encourages them to share their beauty secrets with her. A first for any celeb indeed!

So is all the beauty information only going to be for the sake of educating? Or is Evelyn planning to convert it into a business model in the future? "You never know what the future holds," she quips and reveals her dream of owning a spa. Aha.

By now we sure know Evelyn is a lady of many faces. The Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani actress was recently seen speaking at Donald Trump's National Prayer Breakfast in Washington. A few days later, she headed to the little city of Karjat adjoining the Sahyadri Western Ghats near the banks of the River Ulhas in Maharashtra. Here she helped build a home for an underprivileged family, along with members of the Habitat for Humanity organization.

Evelyn Sharma goes through dust and grind to build homes on Women's Day

While most celebs headed to felicitation events, seminars or posted their views on Twitter on International Woman's Day, there was one who went through dust and grind. Actress and fashion philanthropist Evelyn Sharma joined some prominent women leaders from different fields in an initiative to build homes for underprivileged women.

The Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani actress who was last seen speaking at Donald Trump's National Prayer Breakfast in Washington, drove down to the little city of Karjat adjoining the Sahyadri Western Ghats near the banks of the River Ulhas in Maharashtra, to participate in a house building activity arranged under the campaign ‘WOMEN BUILD India’ by the Habitat for Humanity organization. Evelyn is the youth ambassador for their 'Young Leaders BUILD' movement.

In Karjat, Evelyn volunteered to build a home for Changuna Sarai who lives in Sarai Wadi with her family. Changuna and her husband Suresh Sarai are agricultural labourers. With their meager daily wages, they try to make ends meet. To add to their difficulties is a lack of proper sanitation facilities for her three daughters who are growing up.

Overjoyed with the development, Changuna said, "My husband, my daughters and myself; we live with our extended family. We are ten members in all and have been living in an extremely small house. Our condition has affected the education of my daughters. The new house is a dream come true for our family. Now we won't have to worry about a roof over our daughters heads."

'WOMEN BUILD India' is a part of Habitat for Humanity's strategy that aims to achieve holistic community development with shelter and sanitation at its core. Its objective is to make ‘Housing for All’ and ‘Swachh Bharat Abhiyan’ a reality by 2020.

"It is encouraging to see how the Government of India is addressing these needs through various campaigns. As women leaders from different fields, we must play a part. This was one of the best days of my life," quipped Evelyn who is also the founder and managing director of Seams For Dreams Charity Foundation. Attagirl!