Holi, the festival of colors, is one of the most vibrant and joyous celebrations in India. It marks the arrival of spring, the triumph of good over evil, and a time for communities to come together in a riot of colors, music, and dance. However, amidst the fun and frolic, it’s easy to overlook the importance of maintaining a healthy diet and staying hydrated. With rich foods, sugary treats, and long hours of outdoor activities, it’s crucial to strike a balance between indulgence and well-being. In this post, we’ll explore how you can enjoy Holi to the fullest while keeping your health in check through mindful eating, proper hydration, and safe practices. Why Diet and Hydration Matter During Holi Holi is synonymous with indulgence. From gujiyas and thandai to fried snacks and sweets, the festival is a culinary delight. However, overindulging in these treats can lead to digestive issues, energy crashes, and dehydration, especially when combined with hours of playing outdoors under the ...
What a smart product. Great touch-up for those pesky gray hairs. I am posting you on my blog's weekend reads.
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ReplyDeleteAhhh...you have to wet it first!! No wonder the stupid thing wasn't depositing any color. Off to try it again.
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ReplyDeleteAnother way of avoiding white hair is by eating fish. Fish contains a phosphorus which strengthens hair from falling. White hair basically appears after the black hair has fallen off. But fish will not always help, but it will surely reduce the number of white hairs which are bound to come.
ReplyDeleteAnother way of avoiding white hair is by eating fish. Fish contains a phosphorus which strengthens hair from falling. White hair basically appears after the black hair has fallen off. But fish will not always help, but it will surely reduce the number of white hairs which are bound to come.
ReplyDeleteA lot of people living near the coast have this kind of hair.
The directions are easy: simply pull off the cap, twist the bottom to expose the coloring stick, moisten the top and spread over your hair as needed, then re-wet the stick if necessary.
ReplyDeleteIt is a cheap and easy solution for my follicle woes.
ReplyDeleteHide gray roots without using hair color; instead, use other types of make-up. If you have dark hair, consider using mascara (swipe the wand over the roots and let dry). Eye liner and brow pencils work well too. You can also purchase root touch up sticks designed specifically for grey hair. While there have been many positive reviews of Oscar Blandi's Pronto Colore Root Touch Up and Highlighting Pen, I found it too thick, it didn't match my hair color, and it drew more attention to my roots. Color Mark is a temporary liquid hair color as well-
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ReplyDeleteBe careful with touch up sticks and make-up. If it is raining or your hair becomes wet, the make-up may run and streak down your face.
ReplyDeleteThere is only one other solution that I can think of and that is hair transplants. It is quite expensive, I've heard, but you would avoid dyes.
ReplyDeleteA perfect solution when you dont want to dye them , just colour cover ...perfect
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