Ecocradle, a sustainable and eco-friendly skincare brand, has developed a range of Holi colours using 100 per cent natural ingredients. Handmade by artisans of Uttarakhand and Gujarat, the colours are made using herbal ingredients such as beetroot, turmeric, marigold, and the root of the madder tree. The ingredients are washed and sun-dried, ground into a powder and mixed with cornstarch. They also ensure the packaging is biodegradable and recyclable. A pack of four costs Rs 504.
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To Buy : www.ecocradle.in

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Colour me pretty

Gulco colours give you festive glow the day after rang panchami—that’s right, they work like a face pack. Made from jasmine flowers, betel leaves, hibiscus, lavender, lemongrass, saffron, rose and even sandalwood, each of colours gives your skin something more. A pack of three costs Rs 855.
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To Buy : www.gulco.in

Child’s play

Lattoo Land make colourful sensory kits for toddlers, and they have designed non-toxic, skin-friendly and safe-if-consumed colours for tots. These are tested in a lab, made using only organic food-grade ingredients. A pack of four is for Rs 499.
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To Buy : www.lattooland.com

Water colours

If your celebrations involve pichkaris, then this one’s for you! Advait Living, an organic food brand, has designed liquid colours made using 100 per cent edible agricultural produce, flowers and vegetables. There are two options—Tesu (yellow), made with tesu and marigold flowers, and turmeric extract; Majith (reddish-pink)  made from the majith plant, rose petals and beetroot extract. Two bottles are available for Rs 299.
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To Buy : www.advaitliving.com