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Your hair requires a daily routine that takes into account temperature, exposure to pollution, and the possibility of exposure to Holi colours that can inflict damage on its strands.
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Your hair strands need a protective layer that can be provided by applying coconut or almond oil to reduce possible cuticle damage.
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By using hair-protective hairstyles like braids or buns, you can minimise tangling and breakage that can happen during Holi celebrations.
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This is a necessary step that can form a protective barrier against synthetic dyes and dust particles in the air.
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Your hair strands are gentle and require care, and after Holi colour exposure, you can use mild sulphate-free shampoos to restore the pH of your scalp.
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You can use protein or keratin hair masks to restore the lost hair strength that may be lost due to exposure to synthetic dyes.
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To reduce the environmental stress and its impact on your hair strands, you can wear scarves or caps.
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Repetitive heat styling damages the hair strands. Especially if done before Holi, as it is going to be exposed to chemicals.
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Studies confirm that keratin-based conditioners and hair masks can restore the strength of hair strands and smooth cuticles after colour exposure.
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