H&C Indigo Powder (Indigofera Tinctoria) - 1Kg Pack | For Hair Coloring (1kg)

I've been dyeing my hair with this indigo in a special recipe for over a year, and it works really well! It covers the reddish hue coming from henna perfectly, and it just feels so much safer to use more natural ingredients on my body. I’m super happy with the results!

This is a good product. Unfortunately, some reviews do not understand that indigo herb is green. This is greenYou mix it with water for dyeing hair. It must be applied over previously hennaed hair. It darkens as it oxidised, creating blackish tints over the red hennaIt is not a suitable dyestuff for fabric.You have to make a reduction vat for fabric.When people refer to indigo being a blue powder, that is not indigo herb. That is chemically processed indigo dye.This works absolutely fine on my previously indigoed hair. I've also used it to make a reduction vat with fructose to dye fabric.Worked fine then, too.

Was really scared to use this as I have had really bad allergic reactions to hair dyes landing me in hospital.Mixed henna with tea infused water. Let it sit for 5 hours. Applied and left for two hours then washed with water only. Result is the first photo - orange hair. Really cooling and soothing to the scalp.The next day I mixed the indigo with tea infused water and let it sit for an hour. Applied and left for two hours and washed with clear water. A little harder to apply. Results are second photo. Good coverage albeit lighter on the grey. Next time I will allow indigo mix to sit for longer and apply it for longer.In natural light my hair looked very orange. I mixed 1 part henna to 2 parts indigo and left it for 4 hours and applied and left on for three hours. Seems darker but some of the grey isn't taking on the indigo albeit they've had the henna only application.

The products are perfect, really good

bought this for my mum who is allergic to regular hair dye. She combines her routine with henna first then indigo for her white hairs. She's left with healthy and shiny black hair done all natural.

I ordered the 1kg bag of indigo as I am a regular user of indigo and felt this was good value for money.However, unfortunately this was not the case as it has just been a waste of money and time. I have been doing the 2 step henna & Indigo method for a number of years and always get jet black coverage which is permanent. However upon using this product with the henna from the same brand, I only get a dark brown shade, which also starts to fade after each wash. To give it a fair review I did give this a go a few times, but I got the same result each time. As a result, I missed the return window.Not only is this a complete waste of my time (the process of henna and indigo is consuming and then for it not to work is disheartening), it is a waste of money and more importantly I have no idea of the quality of the ingredients I am putting in my hair, which is worrying especially for someone who chooses not to use chemical dyes.Maybe I got a bad batch, but it's not worth the risk or effort of re-purchasing.

decided to cancel my subscription for this indigo product. I mix it with henna but give me greasy hair even when I wash my hair. I have been using indigo and henna for many years and never had any problems before. This indigo comes with a see through packaging as well which, maybe, isn't great.Pity I ordered one kilo and I have a lot left.

So glad I have found an alternative to dyeing my greying dark brown hair as have an allergy towards hair stylists hair dye and off the shelf boxed hair dyes which I have used in the past but now get a contact dermatitis.This has no irritation, although a bit messy to apply at first, I now am getting very good at mixing the consistency of the product and am doing a good ratio of indigo and henna mix to get dark brown tones. After about 8 washes the grey hairs become more red which I don’t mind.