Holi guide: Try these effective ways to protect your eyes from harmful colours
| Mar 9, 2020, 21:00 IST
The festival of colours, Holi is just a day. Are you ready yet? We assume you must have by now made your plans ready for the day. From young adults to kids, the excitement of the riot of colours can be easily seen in all age group. But not everything about Holi is pleasant. By this, we mean the harmful after-effects of the colours. By now, us Indians must have mastered so many hacks to minimize the damage caused by chemical-induced colours widely sold in the market. If you happen to be someone who still can’t figure out what works best for you, take some help from your down below the list of effective ways that will make sure your eyes stay protected from colours.
A popular way of preparing for the day of colours is to apply oil all over the body to protect the skin. Inspired from the hack, we suggest you try the humble coconut oil. Not only it will protect your eyes, but also will ease out your trouble of getting rid of colour stains. Especially for eyes, it provides a cooling sensation and soothes areas around the eyes.
A pair of sunglass is a powerful accessory that can amp-up your Holi look while protecting your eyesight from the harshness of the chemicals. Put your glasses on!
Ever used rosewater for your skin? This time try putting it in your eyes too. It will prevent eye infection by removing the colour particles from the eyes.
Apart from this, one must not wear contacts while indulging in Holi. In case of eye irritation followed by burning sensation due to colours, it is advised to thoroughly rinse with cold water immediately. Depending on the seriousness of the condition, consulting a doctor is ideal.
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A popular way of preparing for the day of colours is to apply oil all over the body to protect the skin. Inspired from the hack, we suggest you try the humble coconut oil. Not only it will protect your eyes, but also will ease out your trouble of getting rid of colour stains. Especially for eyes, it provides a cooling sensation and soothes areas around the eyes.
A pair of sunglass is a powerful accessory that can amp-up your Holi look while protecting your eyesight from the harshness of the chemicals. Put your glasses on!
Ever used rosewater for your skin? This time try putting it in your eyes too. It will prevent eye infection by removing the colour particles from the eyes.
Apart from this, one must not wear contacts while indulging in Holi. In case of eye irritation followed by burning sensation due to colours, it is advised to thoroughly rinse with cold water immediately. Depending on the seriousness of the condition, consulting a doctor is ideal.
Photo credit: Google