India, March 14 -- As we bask in the Holi festivities, we should be mindful of the quality of colours we use. Chemicals present in colours can affect our skin, ears, eyes and throat. Naturally-procured colours, on the other hands, can nourish the skin and help us enjoy the festivities. Also read | Holi 2025: Can bhang increase lung cancer risk? Doctor explains health hazards of popular Holi drink

In an interview with HT Lifestyle, Dr. Vijay Verma, consultant- allergy and ENT specialist, CK Birla Hospital, Gurugram said, "The festival of colors, or Holi, is a moment of celebration and cheer. It is usually followed by an aftermath when people experience a plethora of allergies and infections, mainly in the ears, nose, and throat. Boosting ...