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After Holi, many experience weakness, skin irritation, and respiratory allergies due to chemical colors and dust exposure.

Shahnaz Husain shares tips on how to safely remove stubborn Holi colours from face, skin and hair after the festival.

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For hair protection, both skincare experts recommend applying oil to your scalp and hair. "Oil acts as a barrier, preventing colours from sticking to your hair and scalp," says Jain. "Tie your hair up ...

Where: Check into wellness sanctuaries like Soukya in Bangalore or Vana Retreat in Dehradun for a guided Panchakarma cleanse. Still scrubbing Holi colours off in the shower? A Moroccan Hammam will do ...

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