Holi Colors Manufacturers

Holi or the festival of colors. People in different parts of the country celebrate it.   The celebration is primarily people getting together, having sweets, meeting loved ones, and smearing different types of colors all over each other. It is a big occasion. People use different kinds of colors in the celebration. Types of Colours There are two types of colors in ‘holi.’ Dry Holi colors are ‘Gulals,’ and the wet colors are ‘rang.’ ‘Gulals’ are the most used type usually and are dried and scented. They are mainly applied on faces as they are soft and don’t leave stains. We can mix them with water too. People also use them to welcome guests by applying them to their foreheads. Wet colors are poured or sprayed on people playfully. Balloons are sometimes filled with them and thrown to burst the balloon and make a splash. Natural and Artificial One can make Dry and wet ‘Holi’ colors at home from flowers and other household products. Organic natural colors are best for our body as they don

“Bura na mano Holi hai” is one of the most used terms across India during Holi but this does not mean that we should use harmful substances on our body for the sake of fun nowadays synthetic colors are used mostly all over because they are cheap, have an extended expiry date even some has no expiry date at all and have a variety of colors to choose from. Herbal Holi colors are preferred over synthetic colors because synthetic colors have all sorts of toxic chemicals like glass particles, aluminum bromide, etc.  They are not only harmful to humans but also equally harmful to our environment.  Synthetic colors degrade land and water as well whereas organic colors are environmentally friendly, they are 100% natural and they are also non-toxic, no artificial colours, and nonchemical. We are taught not to put colors on pets and stray animals as Synthetic colors can cause tremendous harm to the animals. Organic colors are suitable for everyone; they do not cause any allergic reactions and