Holi 2023: Things To Keep In Mind Before You Step Outside To Celebrate The Festival Of Colours

Holi is the time to gather together, celebrate without prejudice, and spread joy. But let's be real. The side effects might be pretty unpleasant.

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It's that time of year once more! Holi is just around the corner, and we can't wait to spread the excitement and colours of one of the year's most exciting celebrations. It's time to gather together, celebrates without prejudice, and spread joy. But let's be real. The side effects might be pretty unpleasant.

Greasy faces, obstinate colour in the hair, and dryness on the body together can undo all the money and efforts that went into months of skincare and haircare. In a nutshell, while Holi is a colourful event filled with water and flowers, it is also vital to have a post-Holi survival guide!

You could have used "skin-friendly," "organic" colours, or you could be Team eggs/grease/paint/gooey stuff. Be aware that the chemicals and synthetic substances found in all of these items might cause skin irritation, allergies, and hair damage to some extent.

Here Are Some Of The Hair And Skin Issues You Are Likely To Encounter After Holi:

Skin Irritation: Because of the inclusion of chemicals and dyes, the colours used during Holi can cause skin irritation and allergies. The skin can become dry, itchy, and inflamed, and it may also develop rashes and other skin conditions.

Hair Damage: A common complaint after Holi is dry, damaged hair, and even hair loss. Because the usage of hazardous substances depletes the hair's natural oils, it's critical to take good care of your hair before and after playing Holi to avoid damage.

Health Risks: If you swallow some of these harmful Holi colours or other toxic substances, which are common during the festivities, it can pose major health hazards. To avoid health risks, it is critical to use only natural and safe colours during Holi.

Things To Keep In Mind Before Leaving House For Holi: 

It is very advised to take necessary measures before entering the Holi celebration area. For example, do not leave the house without first applying oil to your hair and skin. Wearing protective gear is critical, and full-sleeved garments are preferable to shorts. Avoid direct contact with Holi colours as much as possible. 

(With Inputs From Agencies)