The festival of colours is knocking at the door; it’s the time when we soak ourselves in vibrant hues while spreading cheer and laughter. But in spite of all the fun, don’t forget your precious gift: windows to the soul your eyes because those colourful powders and water balloons can actually be risky for your eyes if precautions are not taken properly.
Protective Eyewear: It’s very important to choose the correct eye protection. Don’t go for fancy contact lenses because they will be of no help; instead, try some classy pairs of sunglasses to protect your eyes from those colour bombs. Enjoy your holiday by looking effortlessly cool.
Use coconut oil: The next best option is to dab a bit of coconut oil around your eyes. This is a natural way to get rid of the colours and helps to protect your eyes from harmful chemicals.
Replacement of sunglasses: Not getting your sunglasses? Well, no problem! Your swimming goggles have come to your rescue. They will help keep the colours at bay.
Avoid Rubbing Eyes: It’s time to say goodbye to harmful colours. Stop rubbing your eyes like polishing a genie lamp and try to clean them with clear water when stray colours come close to your eyes.
Skin-Friendly Colours: It’s time to use natural and herbal colours because they cause less trouble for your eyes. Think of your eyes as precious jewels—you wouldn’t toss glitter at a diamond, would you?
Keep Eyes Closed: When you play with colours, try to keep your eyes as close as possible to reduce the chances of colours getting in your eyes. It will help reduce the chances of accidents.
Always remember, holi is about spreading happiness, not infections. Try not to throw colours at people’s faces, especially near their eyes. By following these steps, you can enjoy a safe holiday that will be filled with happy memories and no regrets.