Indigo Powder is a great choice for those looking for long-lasting, natural hair color or to cover gray roots. When mixed with henna and other Ayurvedic powders, indigo can create different shades of colors ranging from light brown to black.
Advantages and benefits
These are some of the advantages and benefits of Indico powder:
NATURAL AND PERMANENT COLOR: Indico provides natural, long-lasting color on the hair without fading quickly, providing you with a natural and perfect look for a long time.
Effective coverage of white roots: It can be used individually or mixed with other materials to completely cover white roots.
FLEXIBILITY IN COLOR: Indigo can be mixed with henna and ayurvedic powders to create a variety of shades, from light brown to black, allowing users to get a custom color that matches their preferences.
NATURAL INGREDIENTS: Indigo is made from 100% pure and natural powder. Indiko leaves are hand-harvested and dried in the sun before being crushed, making it a healthy and natural choice for hair use.
Additional effect of holding time: The setting instructions indicate that leaving the dye longer can enhance the color and make it more stable.
Basic components
Indigo powder is 100% pure and natural
Indigo leaves are hand-harvested and dried naturally in the sun before being crushed to obtain the powder.
How to use
For black or brown hair, mix Indico powder with hot water, then apply the mixture directly to the hair.
To dye blonde or white hair black: Henna must be used beforehand to color the hair, then washed and reapplied Indigo powder mixed with henna on the hair, leaving it for one to three hours.
Storage conditions
In a dry place.
Notes
Perform an initial test on the hair collected on the comb, and wait 24 hours to evaluate the final result.
Wear gloves.
Avoid using metal utensils when preparing the dough.
Protect your clothes (especially your shoulders) with an old T-shirt, for example.
Apply a thick layer: The thicker the paste, the more visible and deeper the color will be.
After applying the paste, wrap the hair with plastic wrap to maintain warmth. The paste must remain moist throughout the setting period.
The longer the dye is left on the hair, the better and darker the color result.
