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Guide for Pre-Holi Care: Protect Your Skin & Hair Before You Play!

Guide for Pre-Holi Care: Protect Your Skin & Hair Before You Play!

Holi is a festival of vibrant colors, laughter, and joy! But while you’re busy celebrating, your skin and hair may be at risk from harsh chemicals, sun exposure, and dryness. Prepping in advance with the right skincare and haircare routine can save you from post-Holi damage. Follow this Pre-Holi Care Guide by Perenne to keep your skin glowing and your hair healthy throughout the festival.


Pre-Holi Skincare & Hair care

Prepping your skin before playing Holi is essential to protect it from penetration of harsh chemicals present in holi colours. Prevention is always better than cure. So here are some tips to make sure your skin is well prepped:

Step 1: Cleanse & Hydrate : Cleansing is most important step of skin care that can’t be skipped. Before applying any protective layers, start with a fresh, clean face.  Perenne Sulphate-Free Glow Booster Face Wash deeply cleanses, removes dirt, excess oil, and impurities while brightening the skin with Vitamin C and Niacinamide. This sulphate-free formula keeps your skin hydrated and radiant without stripping away natural oils and helps to make skin tone even and complexion glowing.

 

Step 2: Moisturize well: A well-moisturized skin barrier prevents color penetration and protects against harmful chemicals. Strengthen & Protect Your Skin Barrier with Perenne Barrier Skin Repair Moisturizing Face Cream enriched with 5 Essential Ceramides, Niacinamide & Hyaluronic Acid. This lightweight yet nourishing moisturizer strengthens the skin’s natural defense while keeping it hydrated.

 

Step 3: Shield Your Skin from the Sun: Sunscreen is very important. As you play holi in outdoors it becomes all the more important. It forms an additional layer too and prevent color seeping into the skin and prevent tan as well. But choose sunscreen wisely. Perenne has got you covered with two sunscreen options :

 

Option 1: Perenne Sun Essential Broad Spectrum SPF 50 PA++++ Sunscreen Gel Cream

Colors combined with sun exposure can cause long-term skin damage. Our SPF 50 PA++++ Sunscreen Gel Cream is lightweight, non-greasy, and offers superior sun protection, preventing tanning, sunburn, and irritation. It provides high UVA & UVB protection.

It leaves no white cast as it is non-sticky formula.It prevents tanning and protects against color stains. It is suitable for all skin types, including oily and acne-prone skin.

 

Option 2: Perenne Glow Booster Invisible Sunscreen SPF 50 PA+++ | Vitamin C & Rosehip Oil

Shield your skin from harmful UV rays with Perenne Glow Booster Invisible Sunscreen SPF 50 PA+++, a broad-spectrum sunscreen that provides high UVA & UVB protection while also brightening your skin and reducing pigmentation.It prevents sunburn, tanning, dark spots, and premature aging. It leaves no White Cast, has invisible Finish. It is perfect for all skin types.It is lightweight, Non-Greasy & Sweat-Resistant. It helps to reduce Pigmentation & Dark Spots as it is  infused with Vitamin C & Kakadu Plum Extract

 

Step 4: Keep Lips Protected: Color seeps into lips too so keep Your Lips Hydrated & Protected with Perenne Lip Hydrating Balm with SPF enriched with Hyaluronic Acid, Vitamin C & Rosehip Oil. Lips are prone to dryness and chapping during Holi. Our Lip Hydrating Balm with SPF nourishes and protects lips while keeping them soft throughout the celebration.

 

Step 5: Complete Body Protection: We do need Full-Body Protection Against Colors & Tanning so do apply Perenne Detan Body Lotion with 5% AHA, Niacinamide & SPF 30 . Your skin needs an extra layer of protection to prevent colors from staining and causing dryness. Our Detan Body Lotion hydrates, nourishes, and prevents tanning with built-in SPF 30.

 

Step 6: Hair Protection – Scalp and hair protection is very important so don’t forget to shield your hair with good amount of hair oil. Holi colors can dry out and damage your hair. Protect your locks with Perenne’s Hair Strengthening Oil and Hair Smooth & Shine Serum.

 This layer of oil would help to get rid of holi colours. So shield your hair before you step out to play.


 Pro Tips for a Safe & Skin-Friendly Holi

Before you step out to celebrate, keep these essential tips in mind:

Wear Full-Sleeved Clothing – Opt for long-sleeved tops and full-length bottoms to minimize direct contact with colors and sun exposure. Dark or old clothes work best as they don’t show stains as easily.

Tie Your Hair & Cover It – Braiding your hair or tying it in a bun reduces exposure to colors. If possible, wear a scarf or bandana for extra protection.

Apply a Generous Layer of Oil or Serum on Hair – This creates a protective barrier and prevents colors from sticking to the scalp and strands.

Moisturize Well Before Playing – Dry skin absorbs more color, making it harder to remove. Ensure your skin is well-hydrated with a nourishing moisturizer.

Don’t Forget Your Nails – Apply a thick coat of nail polish (clear or colored) to prevent colors from settling into your nails and cuticles.

Stay Hydrated – Drinking plenty of water before and during the celebrations helps keep your skin hydrated and prevents dryness.

Avoid Excessive Rubbing – While removing colors, be gentle with your skin. Avoid harsh scrubbing to prevent irritation or damage.

 

Conclusion: Celebrate Holi the Smart & Safe Way!

Holi is all about fun, laughter, and vibrant colors, but taking a few precautions can ensure that your skin and hair remain healthy even after the festivities. By following this Pre-Holi Care Routine with Perenne’s skincare and haircare essentials, you create a protective shield against color stains, sun damage, and dryness.

With the right skincare, haircare, and sun protection, you can enjoy the festival without worrying about its after-effects. So, prep your skin, protect your hair, and step into the colors of Holi with confidence!

Wishing you a safe, joyful, and skin-friendly Holi!

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