100% Natural Indigo Powder Organically Grown For Hair coloring (227g / (1/2 lb) / 8 ounces)

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I used the product for hair color and did not get the desired results

I can’t recommend this pure Indigo Powder enough! As someone trying to steer clear of harsh chemicals and PPD, finding a hair dye that actually works without frying my hair felt impossible. This all natural, herbal powder changed everything for me. It is super easy to use, and applying it right after a pure henna treatment gave my hair the most vibrant, rich dark tone with beautiful blue undertones. Beyond the gorgeous, natural color, it has completely transformed the health of my hair leaving it feeling thicker, softer, and noticeably shinier instead of dry and damaged like traditional box dyes. If you are looking for a safe, chemical-free alternative that delivers saloon quality results at home, this is an absolute game-changer!

Good quality. It is not easy to work with it, but that is common to all indigo. With around 1hour leave on, it provides good coverage for white hairs.

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While the cost is a consideration, this product is effective across a wide range of hair types. We are currently verifying its organic certification status.

I've been using henna for years. I just buy lawsonia inermis with no other ingredients. Some people dislike henna as it can come out bright orange when coloring light colored hair first time. But since I use henna regularly it's a very deep red and I truly do like it. If you ever henna your hair and find it bright orange, just henna it again and it will look more natural! Anyway, I wanted to experiment a little so thought I'd buy indigo as well. It's similar to henna in that it's a natural herb that doesn't really harm your hair. Researching a bit on the internet, I've found women with different color shades of hair (black, deep blue, light blue & brown) saying they used indigo. The reason why people get different results is a variety of factors. It matters what color your hair is when you put it on, also, the ratio of indigo powder to henna powder if you apply it together. It also matters if you apply it alone without henna, if you used henna previously and when, how long you leave it in your hair, etc. I thought I'd just tell you what I did. I have had a deep red for years because I use henna at least every 3 weeks. I do like it but just wanted a change. I definitely didn't want to lose all my red hair. Also, I definitely didn't want it black. I just wanted my deep red but to add in more medium brown. I just did it today and the results are exactly what I was hoping for. Here's what I did... I took 1 + 1/4 cup of the lawsonia inermis and mixed it well with warm/hot water in a plastic container. I let it sit for about 45 minutes. Then I stirred it up and added in 1/3 cup of this indigo powder. I immediately then applied it all on my hair and scalp. I put a trash bag over my hair and then just did stuff around the house for about 2 hours. I rinsed my hair in cold/warm water. I don't shampoo immediately after henna but I do apply a conditioner for 5 minutes and rinse again. I did the same this time. My favorite is any of the Shea Moisture conditioners, they seem to work well for me. So, that's it. I plan to continue using henna, but will add the indigo in as well when I'm wanting my shade to have more brown in it. I'd highly recommend using and experimenting with natural products like this versus regular chemical hair coloring. I know my hair has been a lot healthier since I made the change over. Anyway, happy with purchase and would buy again.