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Your Hair is most vulnerable to colours, chemicals and water damage on Holi. While nothing should deter you from playing the festival of colours, a little hair care can keep your strands from spoiling. Here’s what you can do for your pre and post Holi hair care

Deep Conditioning

Dry hair is more prone to damage due to colour. Deep conditioning your hair night before Holi can soothe dry hair strands and prevent the colour from penetrating in your hair shaft. Also, if you have split ends, go for a trim to lessen the damage

Use a Protectant

Nothing works best than the good old coconut oil to protect your hair from colour-damage. Smudge coconut oil from roots to tips on each and every hair strand. It will not only protect your hair from colour but also help you style your hair in a perfect top knot or French tail!

Shield against UV

During Holi celebrations, you cannot hide from the harmful UV rays and sunshine. While you can arm your skin with SPF 50+ sunscreens, it is your hair that needs to be protected by either using a bandana or going for a sun-shielding spray.

Follow-Up with Hair Mask

Post Holi, ditch your regular shampoo and use an intense smooth shampoo to rinse off the colour, nourish your hair with a hair mask and follow up with a gentle massage to improve blood circulation!

Here are a few more skin tips that will effectively help you to get a naturally toned and cleansed skin during the rainy or monsoon season. Let your umbrellas be out with your easy breathy outfits and flip flops to cherish the lovely season in full swing.

Cleansing
It is important to indulge in cleansing of your skin by using a mild face wash to remove the impurities from the surface of your skin. To avoid any infection, try to use a mild face wash or resort to homemade face packs, soapy content can prove to be futile during monsoon especially for sensitive skin.

Monsoon Skin Care...
Another Monsoon essential is applying sunscreen even during Monsoon. Even if it is cloudy outside, you need to protect your skin from the harmful UV rays. To keep your skin fresh and glowing during Monsoon, make sure you exfoliate it. Use a good scrub and get rid of those dead skin cells.

4. Reduce the heat...
Try to blow-dry your hair as little as possible. It is already exposed to a significant amount of heat on a daily basis in the summer, and it will probably air-dry quickly anyways, so give the blow dryer a break and go au naturel if you can. Avoid flat-irons, too, as they will do further damage to already-dry hair. Plus, a sleek hairstyle only makes that frizz stand out more.