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Holi is right around the corner, but you need not worry about skin or hair damage as you can make organic colours at home. Take notes.

Holi 2023: Enjoy this festival without worrying about skin damage; know how to make organic colours

Holi 2023: Make your own organic colours and enjoy without worrying about skin damage

Holi is right around the corner, but you need not worry about skin or hair damage as you can make organic colours at home. Take notes.

Holi, the festival of colours is right around the corner and this vibrant festival is surely incomplete if you don't play with colours. However, this festival also brings skin and hair damage along with happy vibes. But, now it looks like you don't need to worry much about it as you can make organic colours at home and keep skin damage at bay.&nbsp;
<h3>Holi 2023: Make organic colours at home</h3>
Making organic colours is not much of a task as you can use beetroot or hibiscus flowers and make a powder of them for red colour. For yellow colour, turmeric powder can be used and for green colour, coriander leaves paste can be used. Red sandalwood paste can also be used which is safe for skin.
Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/food/holi-2023-this-time-try-chef-kunal-kapoor-s-baked-mawa-gujiya-here-s-the-full-recipe-1677491692538">Holi 2023: This time try Chef Kunal Kapoor's baked mewa gujiya; here's the full recipe</a>

Remember the white and gold dress that got the Internet talking in 2015?
It seems like this&nbsp;Australian fashion blogger Tina Abeysekara's&nbsp;video of a trench coat is an 'eye trick' similar to that dress and it's sparked a fierce debate on social media.
Tina shared photos of the 'green coat' on her Instagram&nbsp;handle but people are convinced it is certainly not green. She described the trench as&nbsp;'Pale Apple Green' but several users thought it was grey and not green.
Tina was forced to put up another post showcasing the coat in different lights and angles to prove that it was actually green.

Fashion influencer's trench coat colour sparks debate online

Remember the white and gold dress that got the Internet talking in 2015?
It seems like this&nbsp;Australian fashion blogger Tina Abeysekara's&nbsp;video of a trench coat is an 'eye trick' similar to the gold dress and it has sparked a fierce debate on social media.
Tina shared photos of the water-resistant 'green coat' on her Instagram&nbsp;handle but people are convinced it is certainly not green. She described the trench as&nbsp;'Pale Apple Green' but several users thought it was grey and not green.
Tina was forced to put up another post showcasing the coat in different lights and angles to prove that it was actually green. Both the posts have now been deleted.

1More Colourbuds TWS earbuds launched in India

US-based consumer audio firm 1More has launched their Colourbuds truly wireless earbuds in India. They come with full-range balanced armature drivers, Bluetooth 5.0 and support Qualcomm&rsquo;s aptX as well as AAC audio codecs.
The IPX5 rated earbuds offer quick connect feature, touch controls, and dual mics on each earbud that enables cVc 8.0 environmental noise cancellation.
The earbuds get a total claimed playback of 22 hours with the charging case that delivers 2 hours of juice with 15 minutes of charging.
The 1More Colourbuds cost ₹7,999 and are available in four colours: black, gold, green, and pink.

1More Colourbuds TWS earbuds launched in India
Bluetooth 5.0, aptX codec, IPX5 rated
Dual mics, cVc 8.0 noise cancellation
22 hours total battery life, fast charging
Cost ₹7,999, available in four colours

US-based consumer audio firm 1More has launched their Colourbuds truly wireless earbuds in India. They come with full-range balanced armature drivers, Bluetooth 5.0 and support Qualcomm&rsquo;s aptX as well as AAC audio codecs.
The IPX5 rated earbuds offer quick connect feature, touch controls, and dual mics on each earbud that enables cVc 8.0 environmental noise cancellation.
The earbuds get a total claimed playback of 22 hours with the charging case that delivers 2 hours of juice with 15 minutes of charging.
The 1More Colourbuds cost ₹7,999 and are available in four colours: black, gold, green, and pink.

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