Natural & Eco Friendly Holi Colour Powder

Natural & Eco Friendly Holi Colour Powder. HoliColor powder that is loaded with the goodness of naturally extracted herbs and plants. Quick to Clean & Wash Away. Safe to apply and quick to wash. These naturally Herbal Holi Colors is safe for skins and comes in precise compositions with longer shelf life as well as reliable usage. Make this colorful festival more cheerful by playing with unique Holi color to your dear ones. This colorful organic holi color will surely delight any kid.

We are engaged in offering a vast range of Organic Holi Colors that is known for its purity and finest quality. This qualitative color is widely recognized in domestic as well as industry markets.

Features:

ü     Purity

ü     Premium quality

ü     Stability

 

Our company is  one of the leading manufacturer of Herbal Gulal, Holi Gulal, Holi Colors, Holi water Colours and many more.  Our Tota Brand gulal, available in different colours, is high in demand by customers all across the world. With the help of high quality machines, we are able to manufacture organic colours as per the requirements of our customers.

 

Holi color powder, also known as Gulal, is an essential part of the Holi festival. It is used to celebrate the arrival of spring and the victory of good over evil by throwing and smearing colors on each other.

Here’s a basic description of Holi color powder:

 

Types of Holi Color Powder

Traditional/Natural Colors:

 

Ingredients: Made from natural ingredients like flowers, turmeric, sandalwood, neem, and henna.

Characteristics: These colors are skin-friendly, non-toxic, and eco-friendly.

Examples: Red from hibiscus flowers, yellow from turmeric, green from henna or neem leaves, and blue from indigo.

Synthetic Colors:

 

Ingredients: Made from chemical compounds and artificial dyes.

Characteristics: These colors are often brighter and cheaper but can be harmful to the skin and environment.

Examples: Bright neon colors and other vivid shades that are not typically found in natural sources.

Uses and Application

Throwing: The most common way to use color powder is to throw it in the air and at each other, creating a vibrant and festive atmosphere.

Smearing: People also smear the powder on each other's faces and bodies.

Color Water: Some mix the powder with water to create colored water for water balloons or pichkaris (water guns).

Packaging and Availability

Packaging: Holi color powders are available in various packaging sizes, from small packets to large bags. They are often sold in mixed color sets.

Availability: Widely available during the Holi season in markets, stores, and online.

Safety and Precautions

Avoid Inhalation: While generally safe, it's important to avoid inhaling the powder, especially synthetic ones, as they can irritate the respiratory tract.

Allergies: Some people may be allergic to certain ingredients. It's advisable to test a small amount on the skin before extensive use.

Eco-Friendly Options: Opt for eco-friendly and biodegradable powders to minimize environmental impact.

Cultural Significance

Symbolism: Each color used during Holi has a symbolic meaning. For example, red signifies love and fertility, yellow stands for happiness and peace, green represents new beginnings and spring, and blue symbolizes the divine and the infinite.

Making Your Own Holi Color Powder

To make your own natural Holi colors, you can follow these simple recipes:

 

Red: Dry and powder hibiscus flowers or red sandalwood.

Yellow: Mix turmeric powder with chickpea flour or dry marigold petals.

Green: Grind fresh henna leaves or neem leaves.

Blue: Dry and crush jacaranda flowers or use indigo powder.

By choosing safe and natural Holi colors, you can ensure a joyous and healthy celebration for everyone involved.