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Indigo Hair Dye/Colour
Indigo comes from a plant like henna does.
Unlike henna indigo
releases immediately.
You can use indigo to get a jet black color.
It is also used to to make browns.
There is no such thing as black henna and if someone has claims to be
black
henna I would run. Henna is one color, reddish orange.
applying water to it. It is almost always a green powder form.
If
the powder is brown or black, more than likely it has PPD (harmful
chemical)
in it.
How to Apply indigo for a wicked jet black (any hair type).
Step 1. Mix henna with pure fresh squeezed
lemon juice (not
concentrate) the night before you
are going to dye your hair. Mix
lemon juice first
leaving it thick but able to stir.
Step 2. The next morning add enough water to make it
consistent to
yogurt.
Step 3. Wash and dry your hair with a
regular shampoo ( not
dandruff shampoo!) and then section
your hair to be ready for henna.
Step 4. Put on gloves and add
natural henna to hair and leave on for
2 hours and rinse out.
Make sure to remove any excess dye from
scalp lines and cover
with hair cap after it is applied. Also make
sure you apply thick.
Or just Indigo Powder
=================================================================
You can also just touch up the roots as your
hair grows out so you do not have to redo the entire head.
Do not shampoo for 24-48 hours. 48 hours is best. You can
use a conditioner if you have to.
This Information is for guidance and is based upon information and tests believed to be reliable. We makes
no guarantee of the accuracy or completeness of the data and shall not be liable for any damages relating
thereto. The data is offered solely for your consideration, investigation, and verification. We assume no
legal responsibility for use or reliance upon this data.
Indigo Leaf Powder for Hair
Indigo Powder is also known as Neel and Wasma. Indigofera is
Latin for “indigo bearing” and its botanical name is Indigofera
tinctoria. Indigo is a deciduous shrub, It grows in subtropical
regions and temperate areas of India and requires plenty of light.
=====================================
]l head.
Indigo alone = blue, indigo and henna = black.
Indigo will fade faster than henna, you can perk it up using
10%
henna and 90% indigo.
Indigo is grown from seed and is harvested bi-annually. Indigo plant
grows to one to two meters high with small green leaves and purple
colour flowers. The mature plants are cut off just above the soil, and
allowed to dry in the open fields for three or four days. The green
leaves are collected, crushed and stored. The crushed leaves are
pulverized to a powder. Indigo is an ancient dye plant known for
the clarity and fastness of the blue colour. This is the dye
traditionally used to natural hair colours
Indigofera tinctoria is a natural dye from Indigo Powder. Indigo
powder is used to naturally deepen the intensity of herbal hair
colours. Indigo oxidizes when exposed to air and water so when the
hair colour is mixed with hot water ready for use the indigo is
activated.
Direction for uses on hair:
Soak Indigo Powder in water at 50 deg Celsius to make an applicable
paste. Apply the paste immediately on hair. Put on surgical
gloves to save your hands from stains. Divide your hair in four
sections & apply paste on each from root to top evenly. Give 3 hours
time. Rinse off thoroughly and use hair dryer for 10-15 minutes to
get better results.
Please note that the colours applied on the hair takes 48 hours to
darken. So the final colour is obtained after 48 hours.
This Information is for guidance and is based upon information and tests believed to be reliable. We makes
no guarantee of the accuracy or completeness of the data and shall not be liable for any damages relating
thereto. The data is offered solely for your consideration, investigation, and verification. We assume no
legal responsibility for use or reliance upon this data.
Hair Colour Advice : How much henna for hair / indigo do I need to use
and how long do I leave it in for ?
It depends how long and how thick or fine your hair is. As a general rule of thumb, I
suggest these quantities for “normal” hair, but I would say to reduce these
quantities by about 10 - 20gms for really fine hair, and double the quantities here
for really thick hair : If you’re in a country that doesn’t use grammes, sorry, just try
to adjust according to the weight of the pack , eg 50gms = a quarter pack of the
200gms bag of henna, 100gms = half a pack & so on ) :
short / chin length hair - 50 gms henna / 30 or 40 gms indigo
shoulder length hair - 100 gms henna / 70 or 80 gms indigo
mid back length hair - 200gms henna / 140 or 150 gms indigo
hip length hair - 300 gms henna / 210 or 220 gms indigo
Roughly, I would advise to leave henna in your hair a minimum of 2 hours; the
process can be speeded up by use of a hair drier, set to a moderate heat setting, if
you’re in a real hurry. How long you leave the indigo in for depends how deep a
colour you want. It varies from say 10 minutes to 2 hours, or even longer if you
want ! Ten to fifteen minutes will be sufficient to change your rich reddish henna
tones to a muted brown hair colour ; half an hour would give you a really deep
brown black hair colour ; an hour would give you black hair; 2 hours an intense
deep raven black hair colour. You get the idea anyway. To start with, if you’re
aiming for brown hair colour, leave the indigo in for ten to fifteen minutes and no
more. Then you can determine if you need to leave it in for a longer or shorter
period the next time round.
This Information is for guidance and is based upon information and tests believed to be reliable. We makes no guarantee of
the accuracy or completeness of the data and shall not be liable for any damages relating thereto. The data is offered solely
for your consideration, investigation, and verification. We assume no legal responsibility for use or reliance upon this data.
We makes no guarantee of
the accuracy or completeness of the data and shall not be liable for any damages relating thereto. The data is offered solely
for your consideration, investigation, and verification. We assume no legal responsibility for use or reliance upon this data.
We makes no guarantee of
the accuracy or completeness of the data and shall not be liable for any damages relating thereto. The data is offered solely
for your consideration, investigation, and verification. We assume no legal responsibility for use or reliance upon this data.
We makes no guarantee of
the accuracy or completeness of the data and shall not be liable for any damages relating thereto. The data is offered solely
for your consideration, investigation, and verification. We assume no legal responsibility for use or reliance upon this data.
This Information is for guidance and is based upon information and tests believed to be reliable.
This Information is for guidance and is based upon information and tests believed to be reliable.
This Information is for guidance and is based upon information and tests believed to be reliable.This Information is for guidance and is based upon information and tests believed to be reliable.
Indigo Hair Dye/Colour
Indigo comes from a plant like henna does.
Unlike henna indigo
releases immediately.
You can use indigo to get a jet black color.
It is also used to to make browns.
There is no such thing as black henna and if someone has claims to be
black
henna I would run. Henna is one color, reddish orange.
applying water to it. It is almost always a green powder form.
If
the powder is brown or black, more than likely it has PPD (harmful
chemical)
in it.
How to Apply indigo for a wicked jet black (any hair type).
Step 1. Mix henna with pure fresh squeezed
lemon juice (not
concentrate) the night before you
are going to dye your hair. Mix
lemon juice first
leaving it thick but able to stir.
Step 2. The next morning add enough water to make it
consistent to
yogurt.
Step 3. Wash and dry your hair with a
regular shampoo ( not
dandruff shampoo!) and then section
your hair to be ready for henna.
Step 4. Put on gloves and add
natural henna to hair and leave on for
2 hours and rinse out.
Make sure to remove any excess dye from
scalp lines and cover
with hair cap after it is applied. Also make
sure you apply thick.
Or just Indigo Powder
=================================================================
You can also just touch up the roots as your
hair grows out so you do not have to redo the entire head.
Do not shampoo for 24-48 hours. 48 hours is best. You can
use a conditioner if you have to.
This Information is for guidance and is based upon information and tests believed to be reliable. We makes
no guarantee of the accuracy or completeness of the data and shall not be liable for any damages relating
thereto. The data is offered solely for your consideration, investigation, and verification. We assume no
legal responsibility for use or reliance upon this data.
Indigo Leaf Powder for Hair
Indigo Powder is also known as Neel and Wasma. Indigofera is
Latin for “indigo bearing” and its botanical name is Indigofera
tinctoria. Indigo is a deciduous shrub, It grows in subtropical
regions and temperate areas of India and requires plenty of light.
=====================================
]l head.
Indigo alone = blue, indigo and henna = black.
Indigo will fade faster than henna, you can perk it up using
10%
henna and 90% indigo.
Indigo is grown from seed and is harvested bi-annually. Indigo plant
grows to one to two meters high with small green leaves and purple
colour flowers. The mature plants are cut off just above the soil, and
allowed to dry in the open fields for three or four days. The green
leaves are collected, crushed and stored. The crushed leaves are
pulverized to a powder. Indigo is an ancient dye plant known for
the clarity and fastness of the blue colour. This is the dye
traditionally used to natural hair colours
Indigofera tinctoria is a natural dye from Indigo Powder. Indigo
powder is used to naturally deepen the intensity of herbal hair
colours. Indigo oxidizes when exposed to air and water so when the
hair colour is mixed with hot water ready for use the indigo is
activated.
Direction for uses on hair:
Soak Indigo Powder in water at 50 deg Celsius to make an applicable
paste. Apply the paste immediately on hair. Put on surgical
gloves to save your hands from stains. Divide your hair in four
sections & apply paste on each from root to top evenly. Give 3 hours
time. Rinse off thoroughly and use hair dryer for 10-15 minutes to
get better results.
Please note that the colours applied on the hair takes 48 hours to
darken. So the final colour is obtained after 48 hours.
This Information is for guidance and is based upon information and tests believed to be reliable. We makes
no guarantee of the accuracy or completeness of the data and shall not be liable for any damages relating
thereto. The data is offered solely for your consideration, investigation, and verification. We assume no
legal responsibility for use or reliance upon this data.
Hair Colour Advice : How much henna for hair / indigo do I need to use
and how long do I leave it in for ?
It depends how long and how thick or fine your hair is. As a general rule of thumb, I
suggest these quantities for “normal” hair, but I would say to reduce these
quantities by about 10 - 20gms for really fine hair, and double the quantities here
for really thick hair : If you’re in a country that doesn’t use grammes, sorry, just try
to adjust according to the weight of the pack , eg 50gms = a quarter pack of the
200gms bag of henna, 100gms = half a pack & so on ) :
short / chin length hair - 50 gms henna / 30 or 40 gms indigo
shoulder length hair - 100 gms henna / 70 or 80 gms indigo
mid back length hair - 200gms henna / 140 or 150 gms indigo
hip length hair - 300 gms henna / 210 or 220 gms indigo
Roughly, I would advise to leave henna in your hair a minimum of 2 hours; the
process can be speeded up by use of a hair drier, set to a moderate heat setting, if
you’re in a real hurry. How long you leave the indigo in for depends how deep a
colour you want. It varies from say 10 minutes to 2 hours, or even longer if you
want ! Ten to fifteen minutes will be sufficient to change your rich reddish henna
tones to a muted brown hair colour ; half an hour would give you a really deep
brown black hair colour ; an hour would give you black hair; 2 hours an intense
deep raven black hair colour. You get the idea anyway. To start with, if you’re
aiming for brown hair colour, leave the indigo in for ten to fifteen minutes and no
more. Then you can determine if you need to leave it in for a longer or shorter
period the next time round.
This Information is for guidance and is based upon information and tests believed to be reliable. We makes no guarantee of
the accuracy or completeness of the data and shall not be liable for any damages relating thereto. The data is offered solely
for your consideration, investigation, and verification. We assume no legal responsibility for use or reliance upon this data.
We makes no guarantee of
the accuracy or completeness of the data and shall not be liable for any damages relating thereto. The data is offered solely
for your consideration, investigation, and verification. We assume no legal responsibility for use or reliance upon this data.
We makes no guarantee of
the accuracy or completeness of the data and shall not be liable for any damages relating thereto. The data is offered solely
for your consideration, investigation, and verification. We assume no legal responsibility for use or reliance upon this data.
We makes no guarantee of
the accuracy or completeness of the data and shall not be liable for any damages relating thereto. The data is offered solely
for your consideration, investigation, and verification. We assume no legal responsibility for use or reliance upon this data.
This Information is for guidance and is based upon information and tests believed to be reliable.
This Information is for guidance and is based upon information and tests believed to be reliable.
This Information is for guidance and is based upon information and tests believed to be reliable.This Information is for guidance and is based upon information and tests believed to be reliable.
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