Find natural organic colours for holi, safe for everyone

Finding natural and safe organic colors for Holi can enhance the fun while ensuring safety for everyone. 



Here are some ideas for natural organic colors:


Yellow

Turmeric Powder: Mix turmeric with besan (gram flour) or chickpea flour to create a dry yellow powder.

Marigold Flowers: Dry the petals of marigold flowers and grind them into a fine powder.

Red

Red Sandalwood Powder: Also known as Rakta Chandan, it is a safe option.

Beetroot: Dry beetroot slices and grind them into a powder, or boil beetroot and use the water as a liquid color.

Hibiscus Flowers: Dry the flowers and grind them into a powder.

Green

Henna Powder (Mehendi): Make sure it is natural and unadulterated.

Spinach: Boil spinach leaves and use the strained water as a green color, or dry the leaves and grind them into a powder.

Neem Leaves: Dry and grind neem leaves to make a fine green powder.

Blue

Indigo: Natural indigo powder can be used, ensuring it's pure and free from chemicals.

Blue Hibiscus: Dry and powder the flowers.

Orange

Henna Mixed with Turmeric: Mix henna powder with a small amount of turmeric for a natural orange color.

Saffron (Kesar): Soak saffron strands in water to obtain a rich orange color.

Purple

Beetroot: Mix beetroot powder with other natural ingredients to get a purple shade.

Purple Cabbage: Boil purple cabbage and use the strained water as a dye.

Pink

Beetroot: Use more diluted beetroot water for a pinkish hue.

Rose Petals: Dry and grind rose petals for a natural pink color.

Brown

Coffee Powder: Use fine coffee powder for a natural brown shade.

Cocoa Powder: Can also be used for a brown color.

Tips for Preparation

Dry Colors: Ensure the ingredients are completely dried before grinding to avoid clumping.

Mixing with Flour: Mix the powdered ingredients with flour (like rice flour, besan, or cornflour) to get the desired consistency.

Sifting: Sift the powders to remove any coarse particles for a smoother texture.

Safety Measures

Patch Test: Always do a patch test to ensure there are no allergic reactions.

Fresh Ingredients: Use fresh, organic, and non-toxic ingredients.

Avoid Eyes and Mouth: Be cautious around sensitive areas like the eyes and mouth.

Using these natural and organic colors ensures a safe and eco-friendly Holi celebration for everyone.

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