INDUS VALLEY Bio Organic 100% Pure and Natural Indigo Powder and Herbal Henna Powder Combo for Hair Colour (100gm Each)

Good Product. To get natural black color, Mix henna and Indigo 1:4 ratio. I leave it to dry for about 3 hours, this covers all grey hair and gives natural color as well as soft and smooth hair.

Nice product

This batch there is problem with the quality. The henna & indigo are not giving the color. Also suddenly the price has doubled. I do not know if I will buy this products

Must buy work well in 2 process

It's not working...I didn't see even 1% result.. nothing changed

Henna is super natural.. leaves your hair with softness. Indigo quite disappoints as doesn't get full colour even after waited for 3 hrs.

Always using the product. Good, value for money

Did not render any colour

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 indigo 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

Perfect

I have used this dye many times for gray hairs. It works beautifully. Check my tips below for better coverage. I also like that this color DOES NOT WASH OUT of my hair! I only begin to see grays at my roots as my hair grows out. So I am only doing root coverage now after the initial all over color my first time. WEAR GLOVES! PRO TIP: If you are going for a very dark brown or soft black and have stubborn grays, a 2 part process might be more successful for you. First, you are going to use JUST the henna powder paste. Let sit 2 hours. You MUST keep the color WET or else it will not penetrate the hair. So cover your head with a plastic bag. I put an old t shirt over the top of that to catch drips. After the 2 hours, rinse. You will need to add some kind of conditioner or shampoo to rinse because it is VERY gritty and you need some kind of product to be able to get it all out. Then let your hair dry. Use a blow dryer or if you’ve got a full day, air dry. The henna alone on grays WILL make your grays orange like clown hair! Be patient. Step 2 is coming! Then you do a layer of the indigo powder paste alone. The paste activates better with very hot tap water. It should be thick like yogurt. Cover your hair with the paste and then cover your head with a bag again. Wait 2 hours. Rinse again and then you are done! If the water coming out of your hair is still a bit colored, put an old t shirt over your pillowcase that night and then scrub hair a bit more vigorously the next day. This 2 part step might make some peoples scalps a bit tender. So be gentle when rinsing. If you don’t have time for both of these steps when you do root touch ups, I have found that if I mix the colors like the box says, the 1 step process works ok. Not quite as dark, but if you keep the mixture wet and leave it on 2 hours you can do a rush job for roots.