Holi Skin Care 2023: Pre and Post Holi Skincare Tips

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• Mar 6, 2023 | Guriya Khatun

Be sure to maintain both internal and external hydration for your skin. Consume plenty of water to keep it hydrated internally, and use moisturisers to add more external moisture.

Digital Desk: Holi is the most enjoyable festival in India, and without a doubt, everyone takes full advantage of the festival of colours. India has always celebrated Holi, making it the nation's favourite event for both kids and adults. On Holi, people engage in colour and gulaal play.

So never put off taking care of your skin and hair in favour of having fun at Holi. After Holi, you will regret your choice to play without any planning, even though you may not feel the need to minimise the harm at the time.

Today, we've brought quick, simple preparation advice for Holi that will help shield your face and skin from dangerous dyes and chemicals.

Pre-Holi Skin Care Tips 2023

• Don't forget to oil your face and any other exposed body parts. This will hydrate the skin and establish a protective layer on your skin, stopping the colours from penetrating deeply into the layers. Also, it makes washing the colours off simple. You can use coconut oil or almond oil.

• Don't forget to apply sunscreen to your face and other exposed areas of your body as part of your daily skincare routine. It will shield you from dangerous UV radiation and stop sunburns.

• Be sure to maintain both internal and external hydration for your skin. Consume plenty of water to keep it hydrated internally, and use moisturisers to add more external moisture. Dry skin gets hard to clean, and colours collect in the skin's crevices, leaving itchy, flaky skin.

• As much as you can, cover yourself. To shield your skin from the sun's rays and avoid coming into close contact with colours that have been chemically treated, dress in full sleeves. You will experience irritation and rashes if you wear tightly fitted clothing.

Post-Holi Skin Care Tips 2023

• Employ an oil-based cleanser to remove the colours off your face, then 
• Use a light, gentle foam-based cleanser on your face after cleansing it with an oil-based cleanser. For sensitive skin, you can use a sulphate-free cleanser.
• Curd can be used to get rid of difficult colour stains. Apply the curd after combining it with water or rosewater, then proceed with your regular cleansing routine.