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Indigo Leaves Powder – Natural Hair Dye for Black Hair

  • ₹. 285.00
  • Regular price ₹. 399.00

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  • Form:  Powder form
  • Quality: Triple-sifted microfine powder for easy application.
  • Pure and Natural: 100% chemical-free, No PPD, No Ammonia, Preservative-free
  • Availability: In Stock

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Indigo Leaves Powder – Natural Hair Dye for Black Hair - 200gm (Pack of 1)

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Speciality of Indigo Powder

Indigo powder is a natural dye

Indigo powder is a natural dye made from the leaves of the Indigofera tinctoria plant, commonly known as the indigo plant. It has been used for centuries as a natural coloring agent for fabrics and hair. When used on hair, indigo powder can provide a dark brown or black color without the use of harmful chemicals.

FAQs

Indigo powder actually comes from the powdered leaves of a plant named Indigofera tinctoria. It color the hair without adding any chemical, turning the hair into dark brown or black.

Yes, it can be applied alone, but usually it will impart a blueish undertone when used directly on hair that is light or gray. This outcome, however, can be deepened a little with the use of a two-step process whereby the indigo is mixed with henna.

Yes, indigo powder can effectively cover gray hair when used after henna in a two-step process. The henna provides a base color (red/orange), and the indigo darkens it to brown or black.

Yes, 100% pure indigo powder is safe for hair. It contains no harmful chemicals or additives and is a natural alternative to chemical hair dyes. Always ensure you’re using authentic, chemical-free indigo.

The color typically lasts 4-6 weeks, depending on your hair type and how often you wash your hair. The color fades gradually over time.

While indigo powder is generally safe and natural, it's always a good idea to do a patch test on a small area of your skin to rule out any potential allergic reactions before using it on your hair.

It’s recommended not to use shampoo for at least 48 hours after applying indigo powder. This gives the color time to set and deepen.

Yes, indigo powder can stain skin, nails, and clothing, so it’s best to wear gloves and protect clothing with an old towel or cape during application. Stains on the skin can be removed with oil or soap.

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