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Kutumb Herbal Gulal in orange is a 200 g Holi colour handmade by the women of the Jigyasa Self-Help Group. Kutumb says it is made with extracts from turmeric, vegetables, fruit peels and flowers, and that it is biodegradable and washes off without leaving stubborn stains. Buying it supports the livelihoods and financial independence of rural women, which adds meaning to your festival shopping. Do a patch test before use if your skin is sensitive.
Take a pinch of gulal and apply it gently on the cheeks or forehead, or sprinkle it lightly. Keep it away from the eyes, nose and mouth. Do a patch test on the arm first. Supervise children while they play.
Families, housing societies, schools and friends' groups celebrating Holi, and shoppers who prefer handmade colours and like supporting women-led self-help groups.
One 200 g jar of Kutumb Herbal Gulal in orange. Keep the lid tightly closed and store in a cool, dry place so the powder does not form lumps.
Manufacturer Name: KUTUMB
Manufacturer Address: DELHI
Country of Origin: India
| Brand | Kutumb |
| Height | 10 |
| Length | 10 |
| Breadth | 10 |
| Country of Origin | India |
| Manufacturer / Packer | KUTUMB |
| Returnable | No |
Kutumb says the gulal is made with extracts from turmeric, vegetables, fruit peels and flowers. If you have sensitive skin, do a quick patch test on your arm before Holi.
The gulal is handcrafted by women of the Jigyasa Self-Help Group. Buying it supports their local livelihoods and helps these women earn an independent income of their own.
Kutumb says the colour is easy to wash off and does not leave stubborn stains. Oiling your skin and hair before you play makes washing up even easier.
This jar holds 200 g of orange gulal. It is enough for a small family or group, and you can add other Kutumb shades to build a full Holi set.
Close the jar tightly and keep it in a cool, dry cupboard away from moisture. Dry storage stops the powder from forming lumps so you can use it next year.
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