With Holi just a few days away, we all are super excited about playing with colors and enjoying the festival.
But we can’t deny the mess that is created after the fun. From skin to hair, everything is gone for a toss with all the colors that were rubbed on you.
So if you want to indulge in the burst of colors but worry about the damage to your tresses, dont panic, as I am going to share an easy hair oil recipe to help you have soft and shiny hair after the festival.
Let’s begin with the ingredients;
Onion: Sulpher content in onion helps in nourishing the hair and prevent hair loss.
Curry leaves: It’s loaded with properties to boost hair growth and keep it healthy, strong and moisturized.
Fenugreek/Meethi Seeds: High in protein, it’s beneficial against hair fall and dandruff and also in treating scalp issues like dryness, itchiness and hair thinning.
Coconut oil: It acts as a shield against environmental damage caused to the hair and also prevents breakage.

Proportion for the oil:
1 small onion made into a paste. 15 to 20 curry leaves. 1 tsp Fenugreek seeds and half a cup coconut oil.
How to Prepare:
Take all these ingredients and put it in a pan.
Bring it to boil.
Once boiled, let it cool down.
Now strain it in a bottle or a jar.
Let this sit for 2 days before you use it.
It’s that simple.
With the right ingredients which are easily available at home, we can take good care of out tresses. Use this oil regularly and you will love the shine and softness in your hair.
If you try this at home, don’t forget to let me know your experience. And if you have your own recipe or an ingredient which has worked well for your hair, do share it in the comment below and let me know.
Happy Holi!
31 replies on “After Holi haircare- Easy oil recipe”
I use fenugreek and curry leaves mixed with coconut oil. On and off I also mix castor oil and coconut oil. For hair mask, I apply Amla and Shikakai once a week.
A good article. Definitely hair is the sufferer during the Holi festival and the haircare is useful to protect it from all the colours.
I have recently started DIY hair oil by mixing coconut oil, castor oil, fenugreek seeds, curry leaves, and onion. And I am so happy with the results; this oil brought hope to my falling hairs.
Holi is a festival of colors, fun and energy, but there are few things which we should take care and hair is one of them. This oil really looks perfect to save hair from holi colors. Thanks for sharing the recipe
I’ve actually been using this magical oil for years and it works wonders for me and kids. Glad that it also helps in haircare post Holi celeb
First I like the infographic so much. loved the recipe of DIY hair oil too. I am a big fan of DIYs and had tried fenugreek oil before. will try your recipe during summer vacation and let you know, my experience.
oh that would be great.
Loved this write up! Holi definitely is a fun festival but when it comes to the colors, they can damage our hair. I love the infographic so much! Really helpful! My hair is pretty damaged and I am gonna try this diy!
Thanks a lot. Do try the oil and let me know how it worked for your hair.
I don’t play Holi anymore, but I will recommend this hair oil recipe with my friends. It will surely help them a lot and they will stop panicking about their hair issues post holi.
this is super easy to make. I guess this oil will wonders of hair otherwise also. Would try the recipe.
let me know how it worked for your hair incase you try.
Wow! This is interesting. I do use onion oil, but i never thought we could make some ourselves! How long can this oil last?
This looks like great oil for the best hair care. I will surely use this for my daughter’s hair. Thanks for sharing this!!
I’ve prepared oil at home with the ingredients you’ve mentioned and can vouch that it’s great for hair. I observed less hairfall and better hair luster after using it.
Wow this is quite easy and all the ingredients are normally available at home. Thanks for the suggestion, trying this for my daughter.
Holi is a fun festival but it is equally risky too especially these days. The easy oil recipe will surely be helpful .
I have never really played holi as I am a malayali but the festival of colours has always enticed me. I will surely keep your tips in mind if at all I get to play holi.
Thank you for the recipe dear< i really needed this, after Holi my feel look sodry and brittle perhaps due to colours
How long this oil can be preserved. This seems to be great diy.i will try it
This is an extremely timely and important post this week. Part of the reason I do not play holi is because I worry about what it will do to my hair!
This is a sought after post. I usually slather my hair in coconut oil before stepping out. Too sad I couldn’t play for these two years.
Liked this easy to may DIY oil recipe. definitely stressed with tress concerns this season. will try this out, i just hope it wont be too smelly !
No doubt hairs become worse after playing with Holi colours. Would love to try this DIY hair oil soon
That’s so useful, saving it for next year’s holi. Also this would be useful for once a month pampering session. Thanks for sharing.
This is what I needed as even holi colours don’t suit my hair texture definitely will be trying out this… Thank you for sharing the information.
Your tips on after Holi haircare are so useful! I wish my sister-in-law knew about this recipe last week. It was her first Holi after marriage and as expected she had all sorts of colors applied to her face and hair.
Fenugreek and curry leaves sound too good for hair care. Your tips look effective and useful. will keep in mind next time
Hair is the worst sufferer for sure. We need to take special care after all the colours ruin it. Vety nice tips.
I love a good DIY skin/body/hair care. I’ve for most of the time managed to make own hair packs and oils. I’m going to try this one too, about time I let my hair down and make it shine. Thank you for sharing.
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