How to Enjoy a Safe Holi: The Real Dangers of Synthetic Colors and How to Avoid Them

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DEAR ALL, WISH YOU A HAPPY & SAFE HOLI HOLI IS A TIME FOR JOY.. NOT REGRET !!! When there is fun and festivity, it is so easy to get carried away. However, why risk your life for short-lived excitement? Use of colors is fun, if handled carefully. However, in reality they are not. This is why we see a sudden increase in eye injuries, body itching, and irritation during HOLI especially when festivities are in full swing. Intoxication in addition leads to combinations of hazards. Humble appeal to all of you to contribute the mite in achieving the Safe HOLI by using natural colors and avoid such incidents and risk. Synthetic colors contain hazardous chemicals that are very harmful for human beings. Following ingredients with adverse effects are contained in synthetic colors: GREEN Color: It contains copper sulphate which is an allergic substance for eyes, even can cause blindness for the short term. Purple Color: It contains chromium and bromide compounds and is responsible for cancer and asthma. Red Color: it contains mercury sulphate and causes skin cancer. Black Color: It contains lead oxide and lead powder that cause dermatitis, red skin, baldness, and kidney failure. Silver Color: Contains aluminum bromide, which is a carcinogenic compound. To persuade children please: Kindly use Herbal Colors only. Your family's safety is our concern also. Counsel for adverse effects of synthetic colors on body and eyes. Buy natural color or prepare at home. Keep a bucket of water handy-lest the untoward happens. It can help in immediate cleaning of eyes. Never throw balloons on vehicle riders. Never throw balloons on infants and aged ones.
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It is crucial to prioritize safety during the Holi celebration by using natural colors to avoid health risks associated with synthetic colors. Here are some practical steps to ensure a safe and enjoyable Holi celebration:

1. Opt for Herbal Colors: Choose natural colors over synthetic ones to prevent allergic reactions and health issues.
2. Educate Children: Inform children about the harmful effects of synthetic colors on the body and eyes to promote the use of safer alternatives.
3. Purchase or Prepare Natural Colors: Buy natural colors from trusted sources or prepare them at home using organic ingredients.
4. Keep Water Handy: Have a bucket of water nearby to facilitate immediate eye cleaning in case of accidental exposure to colors.
5. Safety Precautions: Avoid throwing water balloons at vehicle riders, infants, and elderly individuals to prevent accidents and injuries.

By following these steps, you can enjoy a Happy and Safe Holi while prioritizing the well-being of yourself and others.
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