10 Natural Skin and Hair Care Tips for Holi

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10 Natural Skin and Hair Care Tips for Holi

Don’t let colors damage your hair or skin this Holi. Here are ten natural skin and hair care tips:

1. Oiling: Oil your hair with warm coconut oil, castor oil or olive oil. If you have dandruff add 8-10 drops of lemon in your oil and liberally apply the mixture in your hair. Apply oil all over your body, including hands, feet, and elbows. Do the oiling part at least 20-25 minutes before you start.

2. Moisturize: Use a generous amount of moisturizer with sunscreen all over your body, especially behind your ears and ear lobes as these are areas, one tends to neglect. Make sure that the moisturizer has an SPF as you do not want to catch a tan from the sun!

3. Clothing: Wear dark color-full sleeves cotton clothes. Synthetics would be sticky and denim would be heavy once you have a bucket full of water splashed on you.

4. Ensure that the clothes: You choose to wear should cover the maximum parts of your body. The best choices would be high-necks of full sleeves. The rule; the more you cover your body, the higher are the chances of saving your skin from color harm.

5. Nail Paints: Protect your nails by applying nail polish as this will give you a protective coat.

6. Water: Drink loads of water before you start playing Holi. This will keep your skin hydrated. Also, keep sipping water carefully while playing Holi.

7. Lips and Eyes: Don’t wear lenses. In fact, completely avoid wearing lenses or glasses. But if you cannot do without glasses, just be careful while applying color. Most people are interested in applying surprise colors on your face and the edges of your specs might hurt your face. For lips, apply a lip balm generously.
Don’t get waxing, threading, facials or skin treatment done at least 3-4 days before Holi.

8. Soothing: Use an aloe vera gel, cucumber juice or at least a rosewater bottle handy with you, just in case get some irritation from color, these would act as soothing agents.
If you have acne avoid scrubbing your face past Holi. Use a paste of raw milk and besan and gently word on your face to remove the colors.
Use glycerin or aloe vera based soaps. Some people use detergent soaps on their body to remove color. AVOID such desperate attempts. Apply body lotion on your body generously after taking bath. 

9. Petroleum Jelly: To protect your lips from the harmful chemicals and colors, apply petroleum jelly instead of a lipstick. The petroleum jelly will keep your lips protected and hydrated while you enjoy the festival!

10. Use oil to remove colors: Olive oil is a very mild oil which is great for your skin. Use a cotton ball to gently wipe off the color on your skin after Holi.

These simple yet effective skin care routines, if followed properly can keep your skin problems free even after Holi. Don’t let the fear of skin troubles bother you any longer! 
You can share your personal skincare tips for #Holi and share your thoughts in the comment section. 


Wishing everyone a fun – filled and safe Holi!!

Location: New Delhi, Delhi, India

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