Re: Fw: How to play safe this Holi season

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Dear Dr Kulkarni,

Pl use English only in future.

Vijay

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> HOLICHYA HARDIC SHUBHECHADr. Surendra Muralidhar Kulkarni phone 07232 252129

Yavatmal. Shri.Vasantrao Naik Govt. Medical College PHYSIOLOGY DEPT. ASSO.

PROF.Mob.08087121698.PIN 445001On Fri, 18 Mar 2011 11:16:56 +0530

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> Skin and Hair Care Tips During Holi Festival

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> Holi is a festival of colors. Everyone wants to enjoy, get soaked and showered

with colors. The consequences are not just dirty clothes and floors but damage

happen to skin and hair also. This is due to the harmful and toxic chemical dyes

that are being used as colors.

> Here are few tips that can be followed to have a safe and joyful Holi.

> • Prepare user friendly color dyes at home with flowers and natural extracts

of herbs. Grated beetroot or hibiscus flowers soaked in water over night for

red/ pink color, haldi (turmeric) and besan (gram flour) for yellow, henna

powder or green leafy vegetables paste for green, red sandalwood paste for

crimson etc are colorful and at the same time good for your skin.

> • Choose a dress that covers maximum of your body parts.Click here for more

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