Holi 2025: Follow These Precautions to Stay Safe This Holi

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Dermatologist Dr. Jennifer Kolte says most colors available in the market are chemical-based and harmful to the skin and hair. Some colors even contain metallic particles that can trigger allergic reactions, skin irritation, and eye infections.

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Ophthalmologist Dr. Ashwini Misal further explains that chemical colors can severely impact eye health, leading to dryness, irritation, and damage to the cornea.

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So how to keep yourself safe in midst of synthetic colors? Tap to know

Tips to Stay Safe for Holi | TBC

Choose herbal or natural colors instead of synthetic ones. The natural colors will protect your skin and hair.

Herbal Colors | TBC

Apply coconut oil or moisturizing lotion before playing with colors. Don't forget to apply sunscreen to avoid skin damage from sun exposure and colors.

Skin Care | TBC

Wear protective eyewear to prevent colors from entering the eyes. In case the color gets into your eyes, wash it immediately with normal/ cool water.

P.S. Don't forget to wash your hands first.

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Avoid using kerosene, petrol, or turpentine to remove colors. They might have adverse effects on your skin, hair, eyes and health in long run.

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Wash off the colors with lukewarm water. Don't scrub your skin too hard. Do apply moisturizer on your skin and oil your hair after bath.

Washing Off Color After Holi | TBC

Stay Safe, Play Safe. Wish You A Happy Holi

Happy Holi | TBC