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This colourful Holi 2026 is a festival of celebration, friendship and love. Most of the commercial Holi colours that can be found in the market consist of dangerous chemicals, artificial dyes and heavy metals that will affect your skin, hair and eyes negatively. A festive and healthy Holi is one that you make at home by making your own organic gulal. Homemade natural Holi colours are also skin friendly, cheap, easy to make and biodegradable.
Most gulal, which is chemical-based, can lead to skin allergies, rashes, skin drying, itching and even respiratory complications since most of them contains toxic chemicals. Children and people with sensitive skin are particularly sensitive. However, organic gulal is produced with natural flowers, herbs, and food. These are natural holi colors that contain no toxins, are gentle to the skin and environmental friendly. When you decide to use homemade organic gulal, you do not only keep your skin safe but also help make the planet a better place to be.
Dr.Neeharika Goyal, Director, Dermatology, Svastam Skin Clinic, New Delhi Reveals,
"The primary benefit of using organic colours is that they are skin-friendly and environmentally friendly. They are biodegradable and do not pollute the soil or water. Chemical colours, especially those used in festivals or in low-cost products, may pollute water bodies and affect aquatic life.
When one is presented with a choice to choose between the two, organic colours should always be the choice, especially when it comes to children, people with sensitive skin, and when the colours come into direct contact with the body. Even if the organic colours are a little more expensive or not as bright, the advantages far outweigh the cost difference.Organic colours are a way of ensuring one's own safety and nature's harmony. Choosing the natural options is a way of spreading the message of good health, a clean environment, and healthy living practices"
Take turmeric powder haldi with gram flour besan, or rice flour. Turmeric is antibacterial and fantastic to the skin. Add half a grain turmeric to two of flour so as to make the stain less.
Due to sun rays, dry hibiscus flowers or rose are dried and then crushed into a fine powder. A dry powder of beetroot can also be combined with the flour to give it a bright pink.
Take dry spinach leaves, mint leaves or coriander leaves and powder them. Add flour to the henna powder without any chemicals, and have a lighter green colour.
Take off the dry marigold flower petals and mash them into a powder. Turmeric may also be combined with a little red sandalwood powder to make it orange.
Overall, however, changing to organic gulal during this Holi is a minor step to healthier celebrations. The Third one asks your family and friends to use the natural colour of Holi and create awareness on the negative impacts of using chemical products. Homemade herbal gulal does not only save your skin but also promotes sustainable living. Wholeheartedly enjoy this festival of colours with love, laughter and skin-friendly organic gulal. Cool and natural Holi is enjoyable without any concern about toxic substances.
Disclaimer: Dear readers, this article provides general information and advice only. It is not at all professional medical advice. Therefore, always consult your doctor or a healthcare specialist for more information. TheHealthSite.com does not claim responsibility for this information.