INDIGO POWDER for Hair Dye | With FREE GLOVES and HEAD CAP| Ideal for Black and Dark Hair | Indigofera Tinctoria | Black Henna | 8 oz (227 grams) | Natural Hair Color | Pure Indego

Good for beginners

I am very satisfied with the product. It met my expectations, the price is excellent, and I will definitely buy again. The delivery and packaging were top-notch 👍🏻.

It does not work.. Has left my scalp and hair orange even after applying for hours

YES, HENNA TURNS YOUR HAIR & SKIN A "BRIGHT ORANGE" BUT WORKS WELL WITH "INDIGO POWDER" TO DYE GREY HAIR A DARK COLOR...SOMETIMES BROWNISH, SOMETIMES CLOSER TO BLACK DEPENDING ON HOW MANY TIMES YOU USE INDIGO & YOUR LUCK! IT WORKS WELL FOR THOSE, LIKE MYSELF, WHO ARE ALLERGIC TO CHEMICAL DYES. IT'S ALSO FUN TO SEE PEOPLE'S REACTION TO YOUR BRIGHT ORANGE HAIR!

Excelente

HUGE WOW The result is amazing I mix this brand Henna indigo 40% 80 g with the regular "red" henna 60% 120 g, because my hair is 3 C tyoe mid lenght. I mix the 2 powder in separate bowl, Indigo with hot coffee, red henna with hot water, added in each bowl 1 tb of oilive oil (for my dry hair) and 1 tn of cider vinegar with 3 drops of lavender essential oil. the 2 mix sit 1 night in the fridge. then mixed the 2 bowls to get a beautiful Chesnut/ light chocolate color As my hair is very low porosity 3C type, i left the mixed henna 5 hours on my hair, rinsed with conditionner. My hair is super shiny soft, as they are back to life. I loved because this product it comes with 2 pairs of gloves and 2 caps I had chemicals highlight i was a dark ginger blond, now a beautiful chocolate. Thank you

Pretty good

This was my first experience with indigo powder. I convinced my husband to let me try some henna and indigo on his salt and pepper hair. I originally bought a “dark brown” henna but it made his hair really auburn. Not good. I did some reading and adding Indigo is supposed to cancel out the red and produce a truer brown-black. This turned my husband’s hair straight up dark blue even though I used it mixed with the dark brown henna powder. Lol, he wasn’t happy. I have no idea what to do with this bag now. Maybe I can use it to color cold process soap? I don’t suggest putting it in your hair unless blue is your goal. But it IS Indigo powder, so it’s definitely indigo. Proceed with caution.

I bought it to dye my grey hair as i am allergic to chemical dyes. it does a great job and my hair turned black, much better than the one i used before, it also shipped a couple of bags with gloves and caps which help the coloring process. Definitely will buy again once running out.

A small amount added to your Henna will make the colour richer, this will last me forever

This is the first time purchasing from this supplier. I use to purchase from a US supplier but with the exchange rate and the delivery charge I was too expensive (I iive in Canada) So I tried this supplier and I am glad I did. The product is good. However do not follow their instruction if you are dying your hair. I have 4b/4c hair type and gradually going gray. I find if you do the 2 step method mix your henna let it sit for 4 hrs, then let your indigo sit for 30 min, then mix the two and keep it in your hair for 4 hour and once you wash it out and then go back with indigo you will have much better results. I do have some auburn strains at the temple of my hair but I don't mind it....

I tried the same herb from other company, this is way better and amazing

I almost put this on my hair, but as I was mixing it, I noticed it didn't leave any orange residue on anything it contacted, so I did a spot test on the back of my hand, and nothing. I tried it without salt I tried it with salt I tried it after it rested for 1 hour, 1.5 hours, 2 hours, 3 hours, 4 hours, 12 hours, and nothing. I posted a photo of my spot tests, you can see there's no orange anywhere, just a dull yellow which doesn't stain at all. I've been using henna roughly every 2 months for almost 30 years. I've never had a henna powder like this that won't release the dye. Maybe there's some trick I didn't try, but why buy something that's so finicky when you can simply buy a more-reliable product at the same price? I'm not pleased with losing my money on this purchase. But even worse, I mix my henna with a number of more expensive ingredients (coconut oil, tea tree oil, red wine vinegar, and red tea), and I wasted a bunch of that stuff, too, mixing this useless, broken henna powder. Zero stars.