The festival of colors is only around the corner, and the enthusiasm is at its peak! Holi 2025 will be celebrated on 25 March, which will bring happiness, laughter and lively colors. However, playing with colors is fun, it can take a toll on your skin. Artificial colors and rigid chemicals in colors can cause dryness, irritation and prolonged damage if not handled with care.

To ensure that your skin is soft, fresh and glowing, here is a broad skincare guide for both before and after Holi.

Pre-Holi Skincare Tips

→ Moisturize your skin well:

Apply a generous amount of oil-based moisturizer or coconut oil on your face and body. It acts as a protective barrier and makes the color easier to remove.

→ Apply sunscreen:

Use a broad-spectrum sunscreen (SPF 30 or higher) to protect your skin from harmful UV rays and prevent tanning.

→ Create a waterproof barrier:

Artificial colors mixed with water can penetrate the skin deeply. Apply petroleum jelly to sensitive areas behind eyelids, lips and ears to avoid irritation.

→ Protect your nails:

Trim your nails and apply a dark nail polish to prevent staining.

→ Stay hydrated:

Drink lots of water to keep your skin hydrated and reduce dryness due to colors.

→ Wear full sleeve clothes:

Choose a long -sleeved cotton clothing to reduce direct contact with colors and protect your skin.

Holi skincare tips

→ Avoid scrubbing:

Do not scob your skin aggressively to remove colors, as it can cause rashes. Instead, use a soft cleanser or a homemade gram flour and milk paste to remove the color.

→ Use lukewarm water:

Avoid hot water, as it can make colors more sticks. Wash with lukewarm water and light soap to clean gently.

→ Soothe with aloe vera:

If your skin feels irritated or swollen, apply fresh aloe vera gel.

→ Moisturize immediately:

After cleaning, restore the lost moisture lost with a thick moisturizer or a mixture of coconut and almond oil.

→ Try natural remedies:

Use honey and curd to remove stubborn colored stains while nourishing your skin.

→ Avoid makeup for 24-48 hours:

After Holi, give time to your skin to avoid makeup for at least one to two days.

By following these simple but effective skincare tips, you can celebrate Holi without worrying about skin damage. Be safe, enjoy the celebration, and let your skin shine naturally. Happy Holi!