Holi is a festival of colours, happiness, and unity; however, for asthmatics and people with respiratory allergies, the festival may sometimes be a health hazard. Exposure to coloured powders, smoke, ...

Holi is the festival of vibrant colours, water balloons, and outdoor fun. However, while the celebrations are joyous, eye specialists often see a spike in emergency visits immediately after the ...

Dr. Shitij Goel, Senior Consultant - Dermatology, ShardaCare-Healthcity Reveals, "Dermatologically, new colored hair is likely to be damaged easily during festivals such as Holi. The hair is usually ...

We all love playing Holi. Smearing beautiful colours on each other’s faces makes this festival really exciting. While enjoying Holi, it is also equally important to take care of your skin because the ...

Spring is in the air. On Holi on 6 and 7 March, people shower each other with coloured water and paint faces with pigment. Holi is fun, flirtatious, and philosophical: marking the passing of seasons ...

Holi is one of the most joyful festivals in India, bringing families and communities together in a burst of colours, laughter and celebration. Children typically are the most enthusiastic participants ...

Holi fun often comes with a not-so-fun aftereffect: a scalp that feels oily and heavy, while your hair ends feel rough, dry and almost straw-like. Add sun exposure, sweat, coloured powders and ...

Here's when the Festival of Colors takes place, its origin story and how it's celebrated around the world The Festival of Colors is here! Marking the beginning of spring after a long winter and ...

Holi isn’t just a festival of colours, but it’s a feeling for many. It's a day when the air fills with joy, music, and a burst of colours that seems to dissolve all boundaries. Strangers become ...

Shweta Pandey is a Senior Content Writer at Hindustan Times, with over 12 years of experience in beauty and wellness journalism, specialising in makeup, skincare, and hair care. She began her ...