New Delhi . The festival of colors i.e. Holi is on March. On this day, Holi is played with red, yellow, blue and pink colors. Many types of chemicals are also found in these colors, which can harm our skin. In such a situation, along with playing Holi, it is very important to take care of the skin, because if you do not take care of your skin, there can be problem of dryness along with rashes.
We see that during Holi, applying colors on the skin sometimes causes allergies and redness on the skin. Skin experts say that chemical colors cause great harm to your skin (Holi). This is the reason why you should adopt some tips while playing Holi, so that your skin does not face any kind of problem.
1. Wear covered clothes
During Holi, you should wear such clothes which can cover the skin completely. This is a good way to avoid direct contact with colours. You should wear clothes that dry easily. Wearing wet clothes for a long time can cause rashes on your skin. Wearing more covered clothes will protect your skin from damage and enable you to enjoy Holi.
2. Play with organic colors
Chemical colors can damage your skin. To avoid this problem you can choose organic colours. These work to protect you from skin related problems. This includes skin related problems like acne and eczema.
3. Homemade scrub to remove color
You can also use homemade scrub to remove colors after playing Holi. To make this scrub, mix gram flour, rice flour, curd and rose water together. Massage the skin with this. After this wash with cold water. You will see that the skin color will start coming out easily.
4. Use of cream and lemon to remove color
People repeatedly use soap and face wash to remove Holi colors. By doing this the skin becomes very dry, due to which the skin starts stretching and itching. Therefore, you can remove the color by adding lemon to the cream. By doing this you will be saved from dryness and irritation.
Note: Before trying any remedy, please consult your doctor. Our aim is only to provide you information.
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