Davis Finest Indigo Powder for Hair Dye, Natural Black Henna Hair Colour, Chemical-Free, Ammonia-Free Hair/Beard Dye 100g
Category: All Beauty
Categories: Beauty & Personal Care > Hair Care > Hair Coloring Products > Hennas
Store: Davis Finest
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Features:
PPD FREE HAIR DYE containing no ammonia or metallic salts. An ideal alternative for those allergic to PPD or harsh chemicals found in synthetic hair and beard dyes. Indigo leaf powder is plant-based and therefore a suitable vegan hair dye for vegans and vegetarians and completely chemical free
COLOR HAIR OR BEARD light, medium or dark brown and black to jet black hair color with henna, otherwise indigo applied to gray or white hair will give a blue-green color. Henna must be used with indigo in the correct proportions and methods to achieve any shade of brown or black hair dye. Brown hair can be a one-step process of mixing both indigo and henna together whilst black hair requires putting henna on first, washing out and applying indigo second
HAIR VOLUMIZING indigo is a natural volume hair powder, whilst henna relaxes hair pure indigo thickens it making it feel fuller
BLACK HAIR DYE ENHANCER will enhance the color of existing natural black hair only for a true blue black color with frequent use
SUITABILITY: a naturally organic Indian hair dye free from parabens and preservatives and suitable to all hair types, Asian European African Caribbean (including dreadlocks) - detailed instructions inside pack. NOTE, never use indigo solely on gray or white hair unless you want to have blue-green hair color

Indigo
is a natural blue dye which is also used to dye fabrics as well as hair coloring. Indigo dye like henna hair dye is 100% natural plant based ppd and chemical free fresh from Henna City. It is pure natural and safe to use on all types of hair. In combination with Henna you can achieve any natural hair color ranging from shades of brown to black depending on hair color to start with, proportion of henna to indigo and length of time allowed to stay on hair. Henna will soften and indigo will thicken giving natural volume to hair leaving it thick.
Always use Indigo and Henna together as a two way process if you have light, white or gray colored hair and want to achieve any shades of brown to black otherwise, Indigo applied to light colored hair will definitely leave you with a blue-green color tint however it enhances black hair color.
Using Indigo Leaf Powder
There is no need for dye release and Indigo should be used as soon as it made up as it does not keep its dyeing powers although it can be left to stand a little if mixed in with other herbs for an experimental shade.
Unlike Henna Indigo powder cannot be frozen so any remainder should be thrown away but better still, use it all up in your hair by applying thickly or just mix what is needed, you can always mix some more quickly if needs be.
Indigo powder should be mixed to a smooth soft peak consistency but not runny otherwise it can be clumpy like cement mix but when combined with other herbal powders such as amla, it becomes more pliable making it easier to apply and wash out of hair. Always condition hair after using Indigo as it can leave hair feeling dry and brittle if mixed too thick like cement.
Approx: Short hair - 100g | Neck - 200g | Shoulder - 300g | Waist - 500g