If you are one of those who loves to play with stubborn colours and gulals, then this article is for you. Holi is a festival of colours, and without letting your face and hair get attacked by colourful gulals, you can't really enjoy the occasion. As they always say --- Holi without colours, water balloons, pichkari, etc., is just no fun. But what happens after that can be a little difficult to manage. You may already have a good knowledge about how dangerous are those synthetic colours, for your skin and hair. From causing skin itching to severe rashes, synthetic Holi colours can damage your skin and hair severely. However, this doesn't really mean that we are asking you to not play with colours. All we suggest is to play it safe and make sure you get rid of those colours as soon as you are back home. How? Read on to find more. Easy Ways To Remove Holi Colours From Hair And Skin We spoke to experts, and dermatologists to understand the various ways in which one can easily take...
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