Everything for a bright, joyful, safe Holi. Toy Fort's Holi collection brings together natural herbal gulal in vibrant colours, water balloons in self-sealing packs, and water blasters including the Hasbro Super Soaker range. Prices start at ₹134.
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Our herbal gulal sets come in packs of four and six colours, made with natural ingredients rather than harsh synthetic dyes. This matters most for children: synthetic colours are a common cause of skin and eye irritation after Holi. Whichever colours you choose, oil the skin and hair beforehand, keep colour well away from eyes, and rinse thoroughly afterwards.
Our water balloons come in self-sealing packs — 111, 222 and 1,110 pieces — that fill and seal in seconds, so you spend Holi playing rather than tying knots. For sustained water fights, Hasbro Super Soaker and water blasters beat a traditional pichkari on range and refill speed.
A safety note worth reading: burst balloon fragments are a genuine choking hazard for young children. Supervise under-8s during water-balloon play and pick up broken pieces promptly.
Water balloons and blasters aren't just for March. They're just as good through the Indian summer alongside swimming pools, sand & water tables and the rest of our outdoor play range.
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FAQs
Q: What are the safest Holi colours for children?
A: Natural or herbal gulal made from plant-based ingredients is gentler on skin than synthetic colours, which more often cause irritation. Before playing, apply oil to skin and hair, keep colour away from the eyes, and wash off thoroughly afterwards.
Q: How do you protect a child's skin during Holi?
A: Apply coconut or mustard oil to skin and hair beforehand so colour doesn't set in, dress children in full-sleeved clothes, use natural gulal, and avoid the eye area entirely. Rinse with plain water first before using soap.
Q: What are self-sealing water balloons?
A: Self-sealing water balloons fill and seal automatically when removed from the tap attachment, so there's no knot-tying. A bunch fills in seconds, which is why they've largely replaced traditional single balloons.
Q: Are water balloons safe for young children?
A: Water balloons are fine with supervision, but burst balloon fragments are a choking hazard for young children. Supervise under-8s and collect broken pieces promptly after play.
Q: When is Holi celebrated?
A: Holi falls in the month of Phalguna in the Hindu calendar, usually in March. Toy Fort stocks Holi colours, Holi Gift packs and water balloons ahead of the festival each year.
