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How To Make Natural and Safe Colours

How to Make Natural and Safe Colours For Holi This Year

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Last Updated on March 16, 2022 by

Holi is just around the corner and yet another reason to have fun celebrations with friends and family. Colours play a significant role on this day. However, there are many people who are allergic to colours and avoid Holi celebrations because of that. Many people have already realized that and already switched to organic colours. But, do you know you can even make your own natural colours at home? Team Styl is here to help you play a safe holi this year. Wondering how to make natural and safe colours? Continue reading to find out some easy-to-make holi colours. 

How To Make Natural and Safe Colours?

natural colours for Holi

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Ditch the chemical colours this holi and prepare your own colours easily with these tips. 

1. Red colour

natural red colour at home

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Looking for how to make natural and safe colours? How can you even miss the bright red gulaal colour? To prepare this shade, you will need red hibiscus or china rose flower. All you have to do is just grind them to prepare a fine powder. You could also use red sandalwood to prepare the powder form colour. Or you can also mix the finely powdered red sandalwood with rosewater for a paste. There are numerous ways to prepare this shade. You could also boil the pomegranates to prepare wet red colour.

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2. Yellow colour 

how to make natural and safe colours

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Yellow is such a pretty shade and is also amongst the most popular colours on Holi. You can easily prepare this colour in more than one way. You can simply beat the sandalwood stick into powder and mix it with rosewater. It will give you a paste that can be used for Holi celebrations. The other way to prepare this colour is by sun-drying the orange peels for around two to three days. Make sure that you cover them with a thin piece of cloth. Once they are dried completely, you can grind them to prepare a fine powdered yellow colour. You can also take yellow marigold flowers and boil them to obtain the liquid form of the colour. 

3. Pink Colour 

natural pink colour at home

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If you’re wondering how to make natural and safe colours from flowers, then you should note that it is completely safe. You can always use coloured flowers to obtain the same shade. For a pretty pink shade, you could also use beetroots. You can either soak them in water for a few hours or sun dry them for 2-3 days. Soaking in water will provide you liquid shade, whereas the latter will give you a powder. If you’re soaking beetroots in water, you should consider leaving the mixture untouched overnight. It will ensure that you get the most perfect shade of pink. You can even mix gram flour to the beetroots to get the desired shade and dilute the mixture. 

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4. Green Colour

how to make natural colours from flowers

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Let’s make some natural green colour and go green this Holi. Again, there are several ways you can prepare the gorgeous green shade. You can use items such as mint, spinach, and neem powder. Dip these in water to get a gorgeous liquid shade of green. For a powder form, you could also use mehndi powder or henna. Keep experimenting with the items you own at home. All you need is just grind and prepare the paste by soaking them in the water. 

5. Blue Colour 

how to make natural colours from flowers

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You can also prepare the beautiful blue at home. Wondering how to make natural and safe blue shade? You will need only two ingredients – blue hibiscus flower petals and rice flour. Grinding and mixing these items will give you a blue coloured gulaal. You can also consider using crushed jacaranda flowers to obtain wet colour.

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Alternative Options

Don’t have the specific flowers or you’re finding it difficult to prepare colours using this method? There is one more simple way by which you can get both wet and dry colours. You can simply prepare colours by mixing water and food colours. You can get the food colouring of your choice from the market. A few drops of the colouring pigment will be enough to get a good amount of colour. To dry the colour, you can add some cornflour to the prepared mixture. Therefore, you can have both wet and dry variants of the colour by using this simple hack. 

We hope now you’re clear on how to make natural and safe colours for this Holi. The best thing is these are natural and can be freshly prepared. These will not cause any harm or allergic reaction to your skin. However, you should still follow a basic skin regimen before playing Holi. Prepping your skin and hair will keep them healthy. In addition to these, you should also stay hydrated. Before you go outside and get into Holi celebrations, you should drink a lot of water. You should be aware that dehydrated skin can get damaged and sunburn easily. Therefore, you should keep these things in mind before you move out for Holi celebrations. 

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Signing off,

Deepali

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