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Traditionally colours from nature were used for Holi. These coloured powders used for playing were made from natural extracts of flowers, roots and herbs that were good for skin. With the advent of synthetic dyes, the Natural Dyes have disappeared and fully replaced by synthetic ones.
Chemical colors are popular because they are conveniently available and cost less than natural colors. However, manufacturers mix harmful chemicals in colors, putting the consumers' health at risk – like skin rashes, asthma, brochial problems. 

Synthetic colours and harmful effects

Colour Powder

Chemical

Harmful effect

Black

Lead oxide

Renal failure

Green

CuSo4

Eye allergy, Puffyness, temporary blindness

Silver

Aluminum Bromide

Carcinogenic

Blue

Prussian blue

Contract dermatitis

Red

Mercury Sulphite

Toxic & cause skin cancer

Pink

Rhodium

Skin & eye allergies, liver damage


Source : http://www.naipvcnd-res.com/Eco-Colour Powders.html
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