Keep Glowing!

Don’t let the vibrant colours of Holi dull your natural glow. Enjoy the festival to the fullest & leave your skincare to us as we bring to you exclusive tips to keep at bay the ill effects of the chemical-laden colours

The festival of colours is here yet again, and this year, due to some relaxation in the covid restrictions, we can finally celebrate this festival as it should be celebrated, with vigour and zeal. . The colours of holi might harm your skin, making it flaky and dry.

It must be ensured that we do not let holi celebrations take a toll on our skin, as we are all gearing up to enjoy the festival of colours with maximum zest and excitement. Everyone should know how to prepare the skin before playing holi, but post-holi skincare is even more important to nourish, protect, and restore that natural shine. To help you get started, City First has put up a list of DIY cures and ideas that will come in helpful after the holi celebrations.

Besan And Curd

We have long known that curd is a skin saver. The most simple and effective face pack is besan and curd. In a dish, combine 2 teaspoons besan, 1 tablespoon curd, and a few drops of rose water. Make a paste by mixing everything thoroughly. It should be applied carefully to the afflicted regions. Once it has dried, wash it off.

Lemon And Curd

Another great home remedy for getting rid of the colour. The exfoliating qualities of lemon are well-known. In a dish, add 1-2 tablespoons of lemon juice with 1 tablespoon of curd and mix it well. After 15 minutes of application, take a bath.

Turmeric Face Mask

Turmeric has a long list of skincare advantages, but it's best recognised for its skinbrightening abilities.

To prepare this face mask, you can use water, curd, or milk, depending on your skin type. To form a paste, combine 1 tablespoon of turmeric with 1 cup of water in a mixing dish. Apply the mixture to the afflicted region and let it on for 10-15 minutes before washing it away