martes, 26 de marzo de 2013

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Remember These Five Things To Avoid Bad Luck on HOLI ! Take Care of the Holi Traditions.

This time the festival of Holi is on March 27. The popular saying on Holi, 'Bura na mano Holi hai' is said by everyone before applying colours on each other. The significance of this slogan is only when we respect the feelings of others and take care of the Holi traditions.

1 – Avoid chemical dyes made from materials such as paint as they can affect the skin and eyes badly. Instead use colours made from flowers.

2 – Don't use mud, debris or other dirty substances while playing Holi. Avoid the use of water balloons. These things can damage body organs.

3 – Don't consume alcohol or drugs as this is no festival of losing consciousness.

4 - Hoi is the tradition of dancing, singing and playing. But excess extiement on this day can lead to indecency that breaks the decorum of relationships.

5 - Play Holi with children, the elderly and women with respect and affection.

The World's Biggest Colour Party HOLI ( Wishing You All A Colorful HOLI )

Holi Festival in India it's a special event that celebrates colour, free spirits and fun. It's held in March, every year, and most certainly it's a beautiful place to be on vacation.

The Festival of Colours commemorates the triumph of good over evil and its main purpose is to make people embrace the spirit of love and respect.

Now Magical Holi-Colour that vanishes after some time

Chuimui Colour

Those who want to play wet Holi, for them a new colour called 'Chuimui' has come into the market. This colour is completely herbal.
After applying on skin it automatically goes dry in one and a half
hours. Not just that it also goes away from your skin and you feel as if
you have applied cream on your skin. You also get a good fragrance from
it.

Rajtilak

Those who only want a tilak on their foreheads, for them Rajtilak has come into the market. It comes in an extra small box and once applied on the forehead, it goes dry. It comes into six colours, out of which
yellow and cream colour are most in demand. After some time this colour
will alsovanish from your skin completely.

Their prices

100 grams of herbal colour is for Rs 40. And 55 grams of cream-based herbal colour is for Rs 75. 10 grams of Rajtilak is for Rs 30. 10 grams of Chuimui is for Rs 40.