Holi 2024: Essential do's and don'ts for a safe and colourful celebration
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Holi 2024: Essential do’s and don’ts for a safe and colourful celebration

With Holi 2024 fast approaching, anticipation rises for the colourful festivities ahead. As the festival of love and colours draws near on March 25, it's crucial to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all. Here are some essential dos and don'ts to keep in mind for a vibrant yet secure celebration

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Mar 22, 2024, 09:00 am IST
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As Holi 2024 approaches, it’s time to gear up for the vibrant festival of colours. Holi is a festival of love and colours that brings together people for joyous celebrations. However, amidst the fun and frolic, everyone needs to make sure that they have a safe and enjoyable experience for not only themselves but their loved ones. Holi date is March 25, 2024. Here are some essential do’s and don’ts to keep in mind for the Holi celebration. Following these do’s and don’ts will ensure that you have a lively and secure celebration:

Do’s for a safe Holi:

Use Natural Colours: It is advisable to use eco-friendly, natural colours made from flowers or herbal extracts. Such colors are gentle on the skin and will not harm the environment.

Protect Your Skin: Apply a generous amount of moisturizer or coconut oil on your skin. Before going out to play, use oil on your hair to play Holi. This oil/ cream will act as a protective barrier and make it easier for you to wash off colours later.

Wear Comfortable Clothes: Choose clothes that are old as well as comfortable so that you don’t mind getting stained with colours and enjoy the moment. Light-coloured cotton clothes are considered ideal for Holi because they are easy to wash and also allow your skin to breathe in such an environment.

Stay Hydrated: Keep yourself hydrated by drinking plenty of water before, during, and after playing Holi. Water will help you to avoid dehydration, especially if you’re playing under the sun for an extended period.

Respect Boundaries: One of the major things to do for a safe Holi is to respect people’s boundaries and only apply colours to those who are willing to participate and play Holi. Respect their boundary by avoiding forcing colours on anyone who chooses not to play or is uncomfortable with it.

Be Mindful of Allergies: If someone requests you not to be sprayed or smeared with colours due to health reasons, it is important to respect their wishes. Be considerate of others’ allergies and sensitivities when required.

Use Water Responsibly: Keeping in mind the environmental changes, avoid wasting water and opt for water-saving techniques like using water guns or balloons efficiently. While water adds to the fun of Holi, use it mindfully.

Celebrate Responsibly: Enjoy Holi 2024 responsibly without indulging in excessive alcohol consumption or rowdy behaviour with others. It is important to ensure the safety and well-being of everyone around you.

Don’ts for Safe Holi:

Avoid Rough Play: Play Holi in the spirit of joy and love. It is better to avoid any rough or aggressive behaviour towards others while applying colours that could lead to accidents or injuries.

Avoid Harmful Chemical Colours: Refrain from using colours that contain harmful chemicals such as lead, mercury, acids, etc. These can cause unwanted skin irritation, allergies, or even more severe health issues.

Don’t Compromise Safety: One of the don’ts for safe Holi is to choose a safe and open space for playing Holi. This will minimise the risk of accidents. Children should avoid playing on busy roads or near traffic.

Don’t Waste Water: Conserve water during Holi celebrations. Do not unnecessarily waste water, and use it responsibly.

Don’t Force Participation: Respect everyone’s choices. Do not pressure anyone into participating in Holi celebrations if they’re not comfortable or are unwilling to play.

Avoid Inappropriate Behavior: It is seen that after consuming alcohol or bhaang, people behave differently with others. Hence, refrain from any behaviour that may be perceived as disrespectful or inappropriate towards anyone.

Don’t Use Permanent Colours: One of the major don’ts of safe Holi is to avoid using permanent or oil-based colours that are difficult to wash off. Moreover, these colours can cause skin and hair damage and can be harmful in the long run.

Don’t Forget Sun Protection: Shield yourself from the harsh March sun by wearing sunglasses, hats, or scarves. Apply sunscreen if you are playing under direct sun and protect your skin from sunburn during outdoor Holi celebrations.

By following these dos and don’ts, you can ensure a happy Holi 2024 celebration that is not only colourful and festive but also safe and enjoyable for everyone around you. Let’s embrace the spirit of Holi responsibly and spread love and happiness all around. Happy Holi!

 

 

 

 

 

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