Happy Holi: Remember these 3 things before buying colors

LifestyleHappy Holi: Remember these 3 things before buying colors

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The whole country is busy in Holi preparations at this time. Somewhere papad and gujhiya are being made in the house, and somewhere colors and water guns are being purchased. Who does not like playing Holi and coloring? Many play Holi only with Gulal.

Various colors are found in the market at the time of Holi. Especially chemical colors are sold indiscriminately in the market. These colors consist of powdered brick, sand or clay. Which causes a lot of damage to your skin. Therefore, while buying the color of Holi from the market, it is important to keep some things in mind.

Today we are going to give you some similar tips here, keeping in mind that you buy the color of Holi.

  1. First check lab test certificate
    Before buying the color of Holi, check that it has got a lab test certificate. This print occurs on these color packets. While buying a packet of gulal or color, be sure to look at the lab test certificate mark on it.
  2. Gulal be herbal
    Avoid chemical dyes as much as you can. This can become your skin problem. Chemical colors leave a lot of side effects on your delicate skin. So try to buy gulal and if it contains herbal gulal then it will become a thing.
  3. Patch Test
    Sometimes colors do not suit your skin. This also causes rashes or rashes on your skin. So it is important to do patch test before buying colors. For this, take whatever color you are buying and pinch it on your hands. If you are not itchy or burning, then buy this color.

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