Quick skincare essentials for Holi


New Delhi, March 10 (IANSlife): The extra chatter of birds clearly indicates the onset of spring, bringing with it, the freshness, warmth and excitement for Holi, or the festival of colours. Myntra Fashion Stylist, shares a few important tips to keep in mind while you keep the festive spirit high and celebrate like a pro!

Skincare: The rules remain the same - applying oil a day before Holi should be a ritual. Don't step out unless your face is visibly oily! While you may look like a walking oil field, it is better to follow this ritual to avoid a week's worth of colour stains on your skin. Once the oil has deeply nourished your skin, apply a coat of sunscreen. An extra layer of protection works well for your skin as you will most likely be exposed to sunlight for a long time.

Haircare: Apply an ample amount of hair oil from the scalp to the tips to ensure that it sinks into the roots. Use a serum for an extra layer of protection, especially for bleached hair! Girls, tie your hair into plaits or fold it into a bun to prevent excess colour contact.

Nails: While you almost forgot about your nails, here's a reminder to cut them short. Why? To avoid the colour from settling under your fingernails. Apply bright coloured nail paints to resist stains.

Bathing Ritual: Post Holi celebrations, a regular shower might take out all the colours, right? Not really. Take a little extra effort and use a mild scrub to get rid of those tough colours, followed by a body wash as the skin might turn dry due to its prolonged exposure to colour powder. The key is to nourish the skin extensively. Apply a moisturizer to soothe your skin and use a face mask to regain its tone.

Now that you are prepared with the essentials, put on some charismatic fragrance and step out to celebrate Holi with zero worries!

 

  

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