Living in a world bereft of colour
Holi celebration is often called the festival of colours. One of the key attractions of the festivities is playful spraying of coloured water on others and smearing faces of each other with coloured powder.
Holi celebration is often called the festival of colours. One of the key attractions of the festivities is playful spraying of coloured water on others and smearing faces of each other with coloured powder.
While the festival is passed off as a celebration of colours, along with colours, it is also an occasion to indulge in delicious food and sweets together.
The harsh chemicals and dyes used in making the colours can damage the skin, especially if it's sensitive.
If you live in muted tones, you could be missing the trick of embracing the most live season of the year, ‘Spring’
With the festivity right by the corner, we thought of checking how fashionable you’ve set your wardrobe.
With a plethora of lip shades available in the market, there are a few hues like coral, red and purple that should definitely find a place in your beauty bag.
Protect your skin from the deleterious effects of chemicals and harmful substances that are often used in Holi colours.
Here are some ways you can protect your eyes during Holi.
Style up your complete look with beautifully decorated lac bangles and celebrate colours and vibrancy.
