Bio Organic Herbal Indigo Powder for Natural Hair Color, 100% Organic & Chemical-Free, Helps Protect Hair from Damage and Supports Healthy Hair – 100g

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The Indus Valley Bio Organic 100% Herbal Indigo Powder is a popular product for those looking for a natural and chemical-free way to color their hair. Here's a detailed review of the 100 gm pack:Product Overview:100% Herbal: The Indigo powder is made from pure, natural indigo leaves, making it a completely herbal product. It is free from chemicals, synthetic dyes, and preservatives, which is ideal for those looking for a natural hair coloring solution.Organic: Being organic, the powder is grown and processed without the use of harmful chemicals, ensuring it is safe for your hair and scalp.Benefits:Natural Hair Coloring: Indigo powder is widely used as a natural alternative to chemical hair dyes. It imparts a deep, rich black or dark brown color to the hair when used in combination with henna.Protects Hair: Unlike chemical dyes, indigo powder does not damage the hair. Instead, it helps in conditioning the hair, leaving it soft and shiny. It also helps in managing dandruff and other scalp conditions.Safe for All Hair Types: The powder is gentle on the hair and can be used on all hair types, including sensitive scalps.How to Use:Preparation: For best results, mix the indigo powder with water to form a paste and apply it to the hair. Some users prefer to apply henna first and then follow up with indigo for a richer, darker color.Application: Apply the paste evenly on your hair and leave it on for 1-2 hours before washing it off with plain water. The results may vary depending on your original hair color and the amount of time you leave the dye on.Coloring Process: For those aiming for a black color, it is often recommended to first apply henna to the hair and then use indigo as a second step. This method helps achieve a deep black color.Pros:Chemical-Free: Completely natural and free from harmful chemicals, making it a safe alternative to synthetic dyes.Protects Hair: Conditions and nourishes the hair while coloring, reducing the risk of damage.Versatile Use: Can be used alone for a deep blue-black tint or with henna for a variety of shades.Suitable for All Hair Types: Gentle on the hair and scalp, making it suitable for all hair types.Cons:Time-Consuming: The process of mixing, applying, and waiting for the color to set can be more time-consuming than using conventional hair dyes.Color Consistency: The final color may vary depending on the individual’s hair type, original color, and the method used, so results can be unpredictable.Requires Henna for Best Results: To achieve a black color, you typically need to use henna first, which adds an extra step to the process.Overall:The Indus Valley Bio Organic 100% Herbal Indigo Powder is an excellent choice for those seeking a natural, herbal alternative to chemical hair dyes. It effectively colors hair while also conditioning it, helping to keep your hair healthy and shiny. The fact that it’s organic and free from synthetic chemicals makes it a safer option, particularly for those with sensitive scalps or allergies to conventional dyes. Although the application process requires more time and effort, the results are often worth it for those committed to natural hair care.

I used the 2-step process, and no complaint about the quality of the packaging, or the results. But be aware that Mehndi/Indigo is not fully skin safe. I have never had any reaction to the chemical colors that I have used for many years on monthly basis. But I had a reaction to Mehndi/Indigo - on the 5th application ! I did all the right things - sufficient gap after my last chemical dye, patch test, minimal application initially - and did a full application only when everything was going fine. Both color and texture were good in the first few times. I really liked the color result (I have fully white hair), but sadly I have turned out to be allergic to Mehndi/Indigo. This was a purchase to confirm if I am indeed allergic to Indigo, or if something was wrong with my earlier purchased product. I got the same reaction from this too - itchy scalp, swollen forehead down to my eye area, and a mild reaction after every shampoo afterwards (maybe because the indigo was again coming into contact with the skin). My advice - consider it like any other chemical dye. Don't ignore any itching/swelling if you use Indigo/Mehndi. I have read about some very serious adverse reactions in some users. The process is tedious and time consuming, and the results are not as long lasting as chemical color. You may also need to start using an old towel over your pillow. But the color is definitely more natural looking. Also give around 2 month gap between any chemical dye before or after using Mehndi/Indigo because I read that these may react with each other and damage the color or the hair strands.

I love the product. It's all natural and works wonderfully. They even gave the list of instructions how to use and the best part for me is its even have pair of gloves in the package of heena powder.

This time extremely bad quality. Indigo colour was brown instead of green in the past. Applied twice. Didn't work. Resulted in odd colouring, reflects badly on the person using it, who is seen to be unable to get proper colouring done.

i used if, Happy with it

Excellent natural product. Works exactly as per description. I am ordering second time. Excellent customer service.

Gives you good color when applied next day after Henna .. don’t mix with Henna

This worked great! I just did a henna treatment last night. I boiled water then steeped 3 bags of black tea until hot/warm not boiling. I added my own vinegar from pickled beets I had marinating. I welcomed the red color from the beets over the orange color of henna. I then let sit for 5 hours. I washed my hair then left the henna in overnight with a shower cap on. It was runny and a big mess but that was me using too much tea/water I rinsed out in the morning with only water. I then mixed the indigo with bottled water and a pinch of salt. I used significantly less indigo than henna because I only wanted to darken the henna over my edges and in my bang with indigo. I put the henna on as soon as I mixed it. I let it sit without a shower cap until it started turning blue/black then covered with a shower cap and left it in for 2 hours. The indigo did stain everything that it touched even the floor, walls, my nails not just towels. This is some strong color that bleach didn’t help. To my surprise with only 2 hours of the indigo use I washed it out using conditioner and I am happy with the color it took very well. Another popular brand of indigo gave me crippling migraines years ago so I skipped the indigo for years. This indigo I feel a small headache but that’s from broken sleep due to this being on overnight and running and a slight effect from the indigo which I felt going into my scalp since I must have some kind of sensitivity to indigo. But this one is not bad. I’m happy to have found this.

I have been using henna and indigo, with perfect results. I've struggled to find something without chemicals, but I'm loving it.

No black color