Oil massageBefore playing Holi, give your body a good oil massage to create a protective barrier against colours and nourish your skin.
Avoid facialsSkin treatments like facials, bleaching, waxing, threading, peels or laser treatment, are a strict no-no the week before.
Scrub to help skin breatheRegularly scrub your skin post-Holi to remove colour residues and apply a soothing body lotion to help your skin breathe better.
Oil your hair and tie them upApply coconut oil to your hair before Holi to protect your scalp and hair from colour damage, and tie your hair up to minimise colour absorption.
Cleanse well post-HoliWash your hair immediately after playing Holi with mild shampoo and conditioner to remove colour and dirt buildup.
Use herbs for hair careWash your hair with herbal remedies like hibiscus, rose, or other natural ingredients to nourish and protect your hair.
Use lemon juiceIf you have a sensitive scalp, use a few drops of lemon juice to protect it from any infections caused by the toxic colours.
Cover yourself upWear full-length clothes to protect your skin from colour stains and damage during Holi celebrations.
Respect the environmentOpt for natural colours and encourage others to do the same, minimise water wastage, and choose plastic-free options during Holi parties.
Hydrate wellDrink plenty of water and juices to stay hydrated and aid in detoxifying your body.