Removing holi colours from the skin.

HOW TO REMOVE HOLI COLOURS OFF THE SKIN.

We love this vibrant festival and we’ve got to admit, frolicking around splashing colours is a complete ball. But all that fun comes with a price – colourful stripes on your body 2 days later. Well, not this year as we give you a few simple tricks to get rid of stubborn Holi stains from your hair and skin. Keep these in mind and have a fabulous and safe Holi.

                                                                                                                                                                      

• Make a paste by mixing curd and gram flour (besan) and scrub your skin with it.
• Rub a slice of lemon over the stained areas on your skin, leave it on for 15 minutes and wash.
• Honey mixed with rose water or papaya is also great for rubbing away any stains and will also
•  leave your skin with a brighter glow. Add some multani mitti to the mix if you have oily skin.
•  Do not wash your face again and again. This will make your face dry.
• Apply more oil with cotton over the areas with stubborn colour, leave it on for a few minutes and wash.
  

You can make a paste of besan in milk, sweet oil, yoghurt or rose water. You can apply this paste on your skin and wait for five minutes. After the waiting period, you can rinse your skin with a mild soap and water. - See more at: http://holistatus.in/2015/03/holi-tips-to-remove-colours-safely-how-to-remove-holi-colours-without-harm-remove-holi-colours/#sthash.5LIx0OTg.dpuf

• Rinse your hair out for a good 10 minutes with cool water before you grab that shampoo bottle. But before you do lather up your locks, try one of these methods first to help remove all traces of colour and leave your hair moisturized.
• Apply egg yolk to your scalp and leave it on for 30 minutes before washing off. (Playing Holi with eggs may sound pretty disgusting, but it will be a blessing for keeping your locks healthy through the festival)
• Mix methi powder (fenugreek) with a few tablespoons of curd and apply as a hair pack for 30 minutes.
• Add a tablespoon of lemon juice to a bowl of curd and apply on your mane for a few minutes before rinsing it off.
  Also, Apply moisturizer or anti septic cream to your skin after you have removed colors.
   

If the skin has some oil-based colours, it is better to apply coconut oil and wait for five minutes. After the waiting period is over, you can wash the affected part with mild soap water. - See more at: http://holistatus.in/2015/03/holi-tips-to-remove-colours-safely-how-to-remove-holi-colours-without-harm-remove-holi-colours/#sthash.5LIx0OTg.dpuf

You can make a paste of besan in milk, sweet oil, yoghurt or rose water. You can apply this paste on your skin and wait for five minutes. After the waiting period, you can rinse your skin with a mild soap and water. - See more at: http://holistatus.in/2015/03/holi-tips-to-remove-colours-safely-how-to-remove-holi-colours-without-harm-remove-holi-colours/#sthash.5LIx0OTg.dpuf

You can make a paste of besan in milk, sweet oil, yoghurt or rose water. You can apply this paste on your skin and wait for five minutes. After the waiting period, you can rinse your skin with a mild soap and water. - See more at: http://holistatus.in/2015/03/holi-tips-to-remove-colours-safely-how-to-remove-holi-colours-without-harm-remove-holi-colours/#sthash.5LIx0OTg.dpuf