How to Remove Holi Colors from Face, Neck and Other Body Parts

Stop hiding at home and watching your neighbors and best friends play the festival of colors, because we are here to help you learn more about how to remove the sacred colors.

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How to Get Rid of Holi Color on Face

Holi, the festival of colors is a great festival, and we’re talking about diving into a pop of color in fashion, and fashion is life, right? From this year stop staying at home and play the festival in total joy using our tips on how to get rid of Holi colors on the face, neck and other body areas. Read PYTs and share this post on how to remove Holi colors with family and friends who stay away from colorful events and splashes.

1. Wash with Cold Water and Rinse

The biggest mistake made is to use warm or hot water while bathing after a color game. Stop doing this. Before immersing yourself in the game, we ask you to apply a generous amount of cold cream to your skin and then wait an hour. You can also use coconut oil and wait. What this will do is create a protective layer on your skin from the color thrown on you. When the color play is over and done, use cold water to wash it, not hot water. Hot water solidifies the intensity of the color, while cold water lightens the density.

Besan Pack for Skin 2.

We want you to mix a glass of besan with half a glass of curd and a tablespoon of essential oil. Make a paste of the same and apply it generously on your skin. Wait ten minutes before rinsing the pack gently using face wash gel and water. After the cleansing process is complete, you can further moisturize the skin with cold coconut oil applied to the washed skin. Wait another ten minutes for the oil to soak into the colored areas before washing. For the final rinse, mix half a glass of lemon juice with half a glass of rose water and rub the skin with it. Finally, wash it off with cold water.

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3. Amchur Powder to the Rescue

Half a glass of amchur powder should be mixed with water and applied to the face and neck as a package. This is for OILY SKIN TYPES only. After waiting for half an hour, wash it with circular movements. Excessive use of Amchur powder can cause the skin to become dehydrated, in which case you can restore hydration levels and balance skin texture by applying coconut oil massage after an hour.

4. Use Fuller’s World

Fuller’s earth or Multani mitti is a great way to get the colors out of the complexion. Half a cup of Multani mitti, soaked in four tablespoons of curd for an hour and rubbed on the face and neck area, can help you remove stubborn tones and shadows. When the pack is dry, rub it gently with cold water. This is a pack for COMBINED SKIN TYPES FROM VERY OILY SKIN only.

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5. Half Tablespoon of Glycerin

For very SENSITIVE SKIN types that itchy and flakes, you can neutralize this with a healthy dose of glycerin elixir applied to the colored area. Mix half a tablespoon of glycerin in a glass of rose water and apply the elixir to your face and colored areas of the body. Wait for an hour and then wash it off with water.

6. Use Cleansing Milk Solution

Always choose cleansers that have aloe vera and lemon in them, as the elixir will be extremely effective at removing stubborn colors. This is how you can get rid of the holiday color on the face, neck and forehead; Choosing purpose-built antiseptic creams and cleansers would be the right thing to do.

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7. Paste Methi to Remove Colors from Scalp

Let’s not ignore the scalp because that part is also washed with organic holi dyes. Make a paste of methi seeds to fill a tablespoon, to which a teaspoon of lime should be added. Apply the paste on the scalp and wait ten minutes. Wash under cold water and dry. Methi seeds also help remove dandruff and promote hair growth too!

Use these tried and tested ideas and wash holi colors too. We hope you have a joyful and fashionable holiday this year!