Do's and Don'ts for a Safe Holi

On exposed areas like your face and arms, apply sunscreen.
Prior to going outside to play holi, oil your hair thoroughly.
Employ homemade, eco-friendly holi hues.
Drink plenty of water to stay adequately hydrated because the sun will drain all of your energy.
Use pichkaries and dry colouring to conserve water.
Have a first aid kit on hand in case of emergency.
Take a bath with a mixture of besan, curd, and turmeric right after the Holi celebration to effectively remove the colours.
What should we avoid doing to ensure an eco-friendly and safe Holi?
For Holi, avoid using mud, eggs, and varnish.
Colors should not be used near the eyes, nose, mouth, or open wounds.
Do not splatter colours on the plants and animals.
Colors should not be played if you have a known allergy to them or if you are aschematic.
Kerosene should not be used to remove colours.
Never leave children unattended.
Children should not be allowed to drop water balloons on one another since the water could be contaminated and cause an infection.

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Do’s and Don’ts for a Safe Holi