INDIGO POWDER

Indigo Powder is made from the leaves of the Indigofera tinctoria plant. It is a 100% natural hair dye widely used as a chemical-free alternative to synthetic hair colors.

When combined with Henna, Indigo gives shades ranging from dark brown to black, while also strengthening hair, reducing dandruff, and improving scalp health.

It is completely herbal—free from ammonia, PPD, peroxide, or artificial chemicals.

USES

1. Natural Hair Coloring

• Gives black or brown shades depending on how it’s mixed with henna.

• Pure Indigo gives a blue tint.

2. Grey Hair Coverage

• Used with henna to cover grey hair naturally without chemicals.

3. Hair Strengthening Packs

• Reduces hair fall and improves hair thickness.

4. Scalp Health

• Helps control dandruff, irritation, and dryness.

5. Safe Alternative to Chemical Dyes

• Suitable for people sensitive to synthetic dyes.

BENEFITS

1. 100% Natural Hair Dye

• No chemicals

• No ammonia

• No PPD

• No burning or strong smell

2. Excellent Grey Coverage

• When used correctly with henna, covers greys fully.

• Gives long-lasting natural color.

3. Strengthens Hair Roots

• Prevents breakage

• Reduces hair fall

• Improves hair volume

4. Conditions and Smoothens Hair

• Adds shine

• Reduces frizz

• Makes hair soft and manageable

5. Improves Scalp Health

• Soothes itchy scalp

• Reduces dandruff

• Helps with mild fungal issues

6. Safe for Long-term Use

• Completely herbal, suitable for regular application.

HOW TO USE

For Black Color

Step 1: Apply Henna

Leave for 1–2 hours

Wash off

Step 2: Apply Indigo Paste

Mix Indigo with warm water and a pinch of salt

Apply for 45–60 minutes

Wash with plain water

For Brown Shade

Mix henna + indigo together (35:65, 50:50 depending on shade)

General

• Do not use hot water

• Use immediately after mixing (oxidation starts fast)

• Do not use metal bowls

CONDITIONS NOT TO USE

Avoid or use with caution in the following cases:

1. G6PD Deficiency

Indigo may not be suitable for people with this enzyme disorder.

2. Sensitive/Allergic Skin

Avoid if you have a history of:

• Pollen allergy

• Plant-based dye allergies

• Skin rashes after herbal products

3. Scalp Wounds or Cuts

Do not apply if you have:

• Bleeding scalp

• Open cuts

• Severe infection

4. Extremely Dry or Dehydrated Hair

Indigo can make hair slightly dry; mix with conditioning agents or avoid.

5. Pregnant or Breastfeeding Women (Internal Use)

Topical use on hair is safe; never consume orally.

6. Chemical Dye Users

If you recently used chemical dyes with:

• Ammonia

• Bleach

• Developer

  There may be a reaction—wait 2–3 weeks before switching.

7. Light-Colored Hair (Naturally Blonde)

May give unpredictable blue-green tint if not used properly.

8. Eye Sensitivity

Keep away from the eye area; Indigo powder may irritate eyes.