Unlocking the Potential: Exploring the Top Benefits of Turmeric
Turmeric, scientifically known as Curcuma longa, is a vibrant yellow spice with a captivating history and a wide range of uses in the kitchen and medi...
Everyone Indian is excited about spring. Not because of the beautiful climate and weather, but because what we love the most during spring, colours. No other season is considered as the season of Colours like spring. Every one of us is excited about this season as the colourful festival, Holi arrives. Holi is often said to be the festival of love, Colours, and spring. It is an ancient festival of India which shows how the good destroys and conquers the evil or the bad. As it is known to be the festival, mainly of Colours, it is celebrated by using some specially made Holi Colours. Gulal is used as Holi Colours. Gulal is the powered form of Colours. Some people dance, and some people sing by throwing Colours at each other for the celebration of the festival.
In ancient times, these Colours were made naturally from flowers that came from trees like the Indian coral tree and the flame of the forest. Even during the earlier times Colours were made naturally. Holi Colours from those days had good medical values and they did not have effects on the skin. They had some good effects on the skin.
Harmful effects such as eye allergy, puffiness, temporary blindness, carcinogenic, contact dermatitis, and even skin cancer can take place by the use of those harmful Colours. It is always better to buy herbal Colours of better quality as they are less harmful.
Although of the ill effects of the Colours, people do not stop playing with Colours at that festival. Before playing with Colours, it is always advised to have a good idea of prevention from the bad effects. Skin and hair roots are both very sensitive. It is always helpful to know some skin protection tips.
Do you know how to have proper skin protection during Holi? Do you know how to have good hair after Holi? Here are some wonderful hacks below:
Skincare Before Holi
Skincare after Holi
Hair Care Before Holi
Hair Care after Holi
Despite all these, drink plenty of water or liquid fluids. It is important to keep yourself hydrated as both the skin and hair dry up if not taken care of properly. Moreover, remember to play safe and use herbal Colours that have low amounts of chemicals and are lesser harmful.
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