Pack Size: 150g
What Is Indigo?
Indigo is a natural dye that is obtained from the plant Indigofera tinctoria. It’s rich, dark blue in color and is known to be one of the oldest dyes. it is also being used in combination with henna as a natural hair dye. Interestingly, indigo offers some great benefits for your hair when used appropriately. So, let’s take a look.
- When mixed with henna, it gives your hair a rich brown color.
- When applied over henna treated hair, it gives a lush black color.
Applying Indigo (on the next day of applying the Henna)
- Mix the indigo powder (50g to 70g as required) and a Pinch of Sea Salt together and slowly add water to it, until you get a thick paste.
- This Mix have to be applied Immediately after making the paste. no need to give it any rest in the bowl.
- Divide your hair into sections, Working with one section at a time, start applying the Paste with a hair coloring brush right from the roots to the ends.
- Roll this section around your finger into a little curl and stick it to your head.
- Once you’re done with applying indigo paste to all the sections, apply the rest of the paste all over your head and work it in with your hands for complete coverage.
- Put on a shower cap and leave it on for anywhere between 3-4 hours.
- Wash off the indigo paste with Plenty of water and do not use any shampoo or conditioner on it for the next 2-3 days.
The black color of your hair may take a couple of days to fully develop.
Frequently bought together:
1. Herbal Henna Powder Blend (Mehendi) For Hair Colour and Conditioning.
2. Poshak Tatva Amla and Shikakai Hair Oil
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