Holi Special- 5 Tips To Prepare Your Hair For Holi

Holi, the festival is colors almost here. So, you need to make sure that before you step out to play, you have made arrangements to protect your hair from harmful colors and water. The harmful toxins present in the dry and wet colors used to play Holi can make your hair dry and frizzy. So you need to take care of your hair so that this colorful festival does not take away the natural oil from your hair and damage the hair shaft. We share with you some tips to protect your hair before the color game begins.

* Split Ends

Before you start with the oil massage, make sure you get rid of the split ends. Snip off all the split ends, because the synthetic colors will make your hair even more dry, causing more split ends. These colors make your hair dry, causing more split ends.

* Oil Massage

Massaging your scalp works wonders on your hair. So before you step out to play Holi, it is very important to use any coconut based hair oil or jojoba and castor oil mixed together and use it to massage your scalp thoroughly. The oil will also act as a protective covering layer to your hair. It will help to clean your hair easily when you wash off the colors. Also, post the Holi party ends apply a root mask to your hair to regain the texture and shine.

* Lemon

Before applying the hair oil, add few drops of lemon to the oil and then apply it. The lemon will help in keeping the toxins from the colors from damaging your hair. Those who have sensitive scalp or those who have dandruff should definitely use lemon and oil mix on their hair.

* NO Hair Products

Do not use multiple hair products before going out to play Holi. Also, now that you have applied the hair oil do not shampoo your hair a day before or on the same day of Holi. Using shampoo will

* Braids or Bun

Those who have long hair should braid it or tie it up so that not all the hair is exposed to the color stains. You an also use a cap or tie a bandanna to keep your hair protected from all the colors loaded with chemicals.