Natural Indigo Powder - 114g (4 oz) -Indigofera Tinctoria, Rajasthani Indigo Powder for hair dye, Natural hair color by mi nature

This stuff works great if you know what you are doing. I make a strong tea with horsetail and black tea, and let it cool. The horsetail is high in silica that strengths the hair. Once it cools, mix in the Henna or the Indigo, or whatever combination you are using. I even tried adding black Walnut to the Indigo to see if it would help darken it black. You need to let this mixture sit overnight because that helps to activate it and release its color. The next day, when you are ready to use it, stir in an egg. This is super nutrients for the hair. It's a beautiful, goopy mess, and it takes a bit to rub it all into your hair and smother your roots. I leave this on for 2 hours. The Henna turned out a Beautiful Natural looking red on my daughter's and ba beautiful copper, amber color on my dark brown. I am super interested in how it will do dying my hair black with the Indigo.

Love this product Works great- darkens grey naturally without a red tint - mixes well with true henna for a nice color

I don't know if I did something wrong, but it stayed green in my soaps. I tried it many different ways. I tried it with different fragrance, cp soap, melt soap all of it... and it stayed green. Not blue like I wanted. I love that natural indigo blue but I can't find it.

Applied the henna a day before and did the indigo step the next day. It is very hard to mix and apply. Maybe will get better with practice but absolutely LOVE the result! Mom’s hair is stubborn silver on the roots. Went orange with the henna but with indigo has a nice soft dark brown color. No adverse reactions

Dyed my hair well

It does not turn your hair black. I have used a different brand organic indigo before and it did turn my hair black alteast for 15 days....after that gradually black color fades and underneath henna color gets exposed...but this brand was on sale so I thought I would give this a try...also I use indigo frequently so I purchased 3 bags...each time I used it did not give the intended result...I assumed maybe next time it would turn right...now the return window is closed and I am stuck with these bags...it just leaves a black dust like layer on top of my hair rather than staining blue...I tried both methods...indigo mixed with henna and also the second one which is applying henna one day and then indigo the very next day... one after the other...I don't use shampoo or conditioner while rinsing on the day of henna or indigo...only after 2 or 3 days I use shampoo...if it was a genuine indigo powder..it should have stained my hair...blue stain on brown henna stain should give almost black color...the pic attached is 2 days after indigo but before the first shampooing...it's already back to brown color...so after shampooing it would be orangish....it would look like I used just henna...no use of indigo... So much effort for nothing

Green not blue you have to oxidized it on water to get it to turn blue. Once I figured out how to work it it worked fine.

NOT BAD IT ACTUALLY WORKED BUT DOESNT LAST TOO LONG BUT ITS DESCENT, MORE SO THAN MOST OF THE OTHERS OUT THERE.

Good

Doesn't irritate. Gives good colour.

Had wonderful results .

I am very happy with the MiNature henna and indigo powder. Attached the picture of my hair after applying henna and indigo. I had fairly good white hairs( forgot to click a pic before treatment). 1. Did apply henna first. (mixed the required henna powder in tea decoction and set it overnight. Before application, mixed one egg white and half a lemon juice). Waited for an hour before rinsing. 2. Applied Indigo on the same day soon after drying hair (after rinsing henna). Waited for 45 mins before rinsing. You can see the result. Make sure you use gloves. I underestimated the indigo. It did stain my hand and nails well.

Will buy again