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INDIGO POWDER 250gms
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Indigo powder (obtained from the leaves of the Indigofera tinctoria plant) is a natural herbal dye widely used for hair care. When applied properly, especially in combination with henna, it provides both coloring and therapeutic benefits for hair.
Here are the main benefits of indigo powder for hair:
πΏ Hair Coloring Benefits
Natural Black/Brown Color: When used after applying henna, it helps achieve deep black or dark brown shades without chemical dyes.
Covers Grey Hair: A safe and natural option to cover premature greying.
Long-Lasting Tint: The color stays for several weeks without damaging hair strands.
πΏ Hair Health Benefits
Strengthens Hair: Makes hair shafts stronger, reducing hair fall.
Promotes Hair Growth: Stimulates roots and encourages natural growth.
Prevents Dandruff & Scalp Issues: Its cooling and antimicrobial properties soothe the scalp.
Adds Shine & Luster: Leaves hair smooth, glossy, and more manageable.
Conditions Hair Naturally: Acts as a herbal conditioner, softening hair.
Prevents Premature Greying: Regular use slows down greying and maintains natural color.
πΏ How Itβs Commonly Used
With Henna: Henna is applied first for an orange-red base, followed by indigo for dark brown/black tones.
With Other Herbs: Can be mixed with amla, bhringraj, or neem powder for added scalp and hair health.
β οΈ Note: Always do a patch test before first use, as some people may be sensitive to herbal dyes. Also, indigo works best when applied to freshly henna-treated hair.
π Step-by-Step Recipe: Henna + Indigo for Black Hair
πΏ Ingredients Needed:
Henna powder β 100 g (adjust according to hair length)
Indigo powder β 100 g (equal amount as henna)
Lemon juice / tea decoction β as liquid for henna
Warm water β for indigo
1 tsp salt β to deepen indigo color
Optional: 1 tsp amla powder (for extra shine & dark tone)
β Step 1: Prepare the Henna Paste
In a bowl, mix henna powder with lemon juice or tea decoction (this helps release dye).
Make a thick paste (yogurt-like consistency).
Cover the bowl and let it sit for 6β8 hours or overnight.
β Step 2: Apply Henna
Apply the prepared henna paste evenly on clean, dry hair (from roots to tips).
Leave it for 2β3 hours.
Rinse thoroughly with plain water (do not use shampoo).
Dry your hair naturally.
π After this, your hair will look reddish-brown.
β Step 3: Prepare the Indigo Paste
Just before applying, mix indigo powder with warm water + 1 tsp salt (helps deepen the black tone).
Stir into a smooth, thick paste.
Use immediately (donβt let it sit for long, indigo loses dye release quickly).
β Step 4: Apply Indigo
Apply the indigo paste on the henna-colored hair.
Leave it for 1β2 hours for brown shade OR 2β3 hours for deep black.
Rinse with plain water (no shampoo for 2β3 days).
π Final Result:
Henna coats hair with reddish tones.
Indigo then reacts with henna to give a natural black or deep brown color.
After 2β3 days, the color settles and becomes richer & darker.
π Tips for Best Results:
Apply on clean hair (no oil or conditioner).
Avoid shampooing for 2β3 days after coloring to let the dye fix.
Repeat every 3β4 weeks for maintaining rich black hair.
Regular use also reduces dandruff, strengthens roots, and prevents premature greying.