- Henna & Indigo Powder - Brown Hair Dye - Fresh & Pure Organic - 7oz - Indian Natural Hair Care

Mi amiga dice que es un buen producto. Ella me pidió se lo comprara

I am a repeat customer of this product, which means it works for me. I've been using it for a couple of months and love it. I boil water and wait until it cools to 90 degrees to shorten the dye release process. I mix this product with indigo when I apply it to my hair, giving my dark brown hair a more natural look.

Me gusto. Cumplió con mis espectativas

I love it, and it doesn't cause me irritation.

It doesn’t cover gray completely. I have some “patches” of silver hair and the rest of it brow. The brown color henna doesn’t color the silver hairs brown, looks reddish gold, not a nice color. Perhaps the black would do it.

Corrected my color! I have been using lush cacca marron And brun for a few years. Recently I started getting different shades of red that didn’t blend well. Also, my hairline was drastically lighter and would not cover with brun. One application of this left my hair looking natural and evenly colored throughout all the shades I had going on. It also covered my stubborn hairline greys- which lush struggled to do. I may lush once in awhile for the conditioning, but this is my new main hair color! Thank you!

Le puse 3 estrellas porque me lo aplique en un cabello tratado con tintes y tenia el tinte casi caendo de la raiz para afuera y solo me agarro un poco rojizo la henna donde estaba el tinte se ve fatal asi que si as tratado tu cabello con tintes no lo compres no gastes que no funciono

This is the third product I have bought. Previously brought copper (very bright orange), light brown (becomes ginger) and now brown which makes a dark Auburn. Very pretty! Easy to mix and put on. No additives! Just two plants: henna and indigo. Highly recommend.

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Very good valueI do roots only every four to six weeks.I have a lot of thick long hair.I mix it in an old Tupperware and use a roots brush from a Clairol roots touch up box, and I wear gloves.Once mixed, I put the Tupperware in a shallow sink of hot water to keep it warmed, as it takes me thirty minutes to apply all over roots.Once applied, I cover with a green food recycling bin bag (english people will understand this), then a towel, and leave for 2-2.5 hours.The only time it doesn't cover greys is when I don't apply the mix properly.I wash it out in shower, then apply a conditioner (currently Aussie 3 minute).Once dry, I don't wash it until really needs it, as that helps the colour develop (4 days usually, 48h minimum).It's a rich silky chocolate brown in mousy brown hair, the greys go a bit orange but I don't mind at all as looks natural and highlighted.Hair in much better condition than using harsh chemical dyes.Washes off porcelain sink easily if you drop any.Will stain towels and flannels unless you rinse instantly or bleach it.Obviously use a damp cloth to get it off your face, ears, neck etc or it will stain for a while.

I’m really pleased with this henna & indigo hair dye. The powder is fresh, finely ground, and easy to mix into a smooth paste. After application, my hair turned a beautiful, natural brown — not brassy or uneven — exactly the look I wanted.I appreciate that it’s organic and free of harsh chemicals, so my hair feels healthier and softer compared to using commercial dyes. The earthy scent isn’t overwhelming, which makes the application more pleasant.It covered gray hairs nicely and gave my hair a nice sheen afterward. A 200g pack was enough for two applications for my shoulder-length hair. The brown color does fade a little overtime and your hair does become a little redder, but that doesn’t bother me because it’s a natural product, and I’m not using harsh chemicals.

This is a lovely henna. Mixes well and the colour is really good and lasts

Works well as a dye. It covers greys, after about 10 washes, my greys turned more of a reddish light brown. I got compliments on my "highlights". This product always adds texture and curl to my hair.I use it after about 25 to 30 washes.I leave it in my hair for approx 5 hrs and don't add anything to the henna except Hot water, only enough to turn the Henna into a workable paste, the texture of thick mud.The mild earthy cent does go away after first wash, but I kinda like it.