TOTA Rajnigandha Petal Gulal | NBRI Certified Natural Herbal Holi Colours | 75g × 5 Pack

NBRI Certified Natural & Herbal Gulal

TOTA Rajnigandha Petal Gulal is described as NBRI-certified herbal colour and 100% non-toxic, talc-free and chemical-free. The colours are also biodegradable and come in eco-friendly packaging, making them a more conscious choice for festive celebrations.

Key Features

• Made from Real Flower Petals: Created using Rajnigandha flower petals.
• NBRI Certified Herbal Colours: Approved by the National Botanical Research Institute as stated by TOTA.
• 100% Non-Toxic: Designed for enjoyable Holi celebrations.
• Talc-Free: Formulated without talc.
• Chemical-Free Gulal: Natural and herbal positioning for Holi.
• Biodegradable Colours: A more environmentally conscious option for celebrations.
• Eco-Friendly Packaging: Thoughtfully packed for festive use.
• Easy to Clean: Designed to clean easily without leaving stains.
• 5 Individual Packs: Includes 5 × 75g packs.
• Ideal for Gifting: Attractive choice for friends, family and loved ones during Holi.

What’s in the Pack

5 × Rajnigandha Petal Gulal Packs – 75g Each

Total Net Content: 375g

Note: the page separately displays “Weight 400g,” which may refer to packaged/shipping weight; the stated net content is 5 × 75g = 375g.

Perfect For

Holi celebrations, dry Holi, family gatherings, Holi parties, festive events, society celebrations, Holi gift hampers, corporate gifting and gifting to friends and loved ones.

Product Details

Product Name: TOTA Rajnigandha Petal Gulal
Product Type: Natural & Herbal Holi Gulal
Main Ingredient/Feature: Real Flower Petals
Certification: NBRI Certified
Net Content: 75g × 5 Packs (375g)
Form: Dry Gulal Powder
Features: Non-Toxic, Talc-Free & Chemical-Free
Environmental Features: Biodegradable Colours & Eco-Friendly Packaging
Ideal For: Holi celebrations and festive gifting

Safety Note

Use the gulal according to the instructions provided on the packaging. Although the product page describes it as safe for skin and eyes, avoid deliberately applying powder directly into the eyes, mouth or nose. Children should use Holi colours under appropriate adult supervision.