If Holi colors go into your eyes, it can cause irritation and discomfort. Look into what DR. SUBRATA SAMADDER suggests.
Blink your eyes rapidly to try and flush out the liquid color particles.
Immediately flush your eyes with clean, cool water for 10-15 minutes. You can use a cup or a gentle stream of water to do this. This will help to remove any remaining color particles and soothe your eyes.
Do not rub your eyes, as this can cause further irritation and potentially scratch your cornea. Instead, let the water rinse out the color.
If you wear contact lenses, remove them as soon as possible. Color particles can get trapped under the lenses and cause further irritation.
Artificial tears can help to soothe your eyes and flush out any remaining color particles. You can use over-the-counter eye drops or visit an eye doctor for prescription eye drops.
Applying a cold compress to your eyes can help to reduce inflammation and soothe your eyes. Use a clean cloth or a cold pack, and hold it gently against your eyes for a few minutes at a time.
A saline solution can help to flush out any remaining color particles and soothe your eyes. Mix 2 teaspoon of salt with 1 litre of water and flush your eyes with the solution.
Bright lights can make your eyes more sensitive and increase your discomfort. Stay in a dimly lit room until your eyes start to feel better.
If you are experiencing pain or discomfort, use CIPLOX or GENTICYN -2 eye drops in both eyes 4 hourly.
If the irritation persists or gets worse, seek medical attention immediately. Your doctor can provide you with additional treatment options to help alleviate the discomfort and prevent any further damage to your eyes.