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Mar 11, 2025

Republic Lifestyle Desk

Holi DIY: How To Make Natural, Chemical Free Colours At Home


DIY Holi Colours

Mix gram flour & turmeric (1:2) for yellow Holi colour. Rub between palms, and sieve 2-3 times for fine texture

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DIY Holi Colours

Mix lemon juice with turmeric to create a reddish hue. Dry in a well-ventilated room, avoiding sunlight to prevent bleaching. 

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DIY Holi Colours

Boil beetroot slices or red onions in water to create a natural red dye. Strain, cool, and use for a vibrant Holi colour

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DIY Holi Colours

Create a pink shade by boiling beetroot/red onions, then adding a hint of lemon juice for a softer hue.

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DIY Holi Colours

Boil 200 gm of coffee in water for a natural brown Holi colour. Mix with rose water to mask the smell, but beware of potential stains.

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DIY Holi Colours

Grind black carrots, mix with corn flour & dry. Add rose water for fragrance. Creates a natural purple Holi colour. 

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DIY Holi Colours

Use amla seeds for a natural grey Holi colour. Mix dried powder with corn flour for a safe & vibrant celebration

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DIY Holi Colours

Mix henna powder with rice flour/Maida for dry green colour. Mix with water for wet colour, but beware of potential skin & fabric stains.

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DIY Holi Colours

Dry & grind blue hibiscus/jacaranda flowers for dry blue colour. Soak in water for a wet colour. It can provide a soothing effect on the skin.

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DIY Holi Colours

Dry marigold flowers for dry orange colour. Mix saffron in water for a wet colour. 

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