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Ayurvedic Hair Powders Collection

These botanical powders are traditionally used for external hair mask preparations. They can be mixed with warm water, floral hydrosols, or hair oils to form a smooth paste. They are suitable for use with Safiya Hair Oil.

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Bhringraj Powder

Fine dark botanical powder with a natural earthy aroma. Traditionally used in external hair paste preparations. Can be combined with warm water or mixed with oils for topical application.

Brahmi Powder

Soft textured green botanical powder with a mild natural scent. Commonly used in external hair mask blends. Suitable for mixing with warm water or botanical liquids to form a smooth paste.

Nettle Leaf Powder

Fine natural leaf powder with a soft herbal aroma. Used in topical hair preparation routines. Can be mixed with water or combined with other herbal powders.

Shikakai Powder

Botanical powder traditionally known as fruit for hair. Fine in texture with an earthy natural aroma. Commonly used to prepare external cleansing style hair masks.

Horsetail Powder

Finely milled natural plant powder with a muted green appearance. Traditionally used in external hair rinse preparations and herbal hair mask blends.

Twelve Ayurvedic Herbal Mix Powder

Blend of twelve traditional botanicals used for external hair applications. Ingredients include Amla Aretha Shikakai Brahmi Bhringraj Aloe Vera Methi Hibiscus Cassia obovata Sidr Shankhpushpi and cultured curd powder. Purpose made for topical herbal hair mask use.

Henna Powder

Finely ground leaf powder with a deep reddish brown tone. Traditionally used as a botanical coloring agent for external hair application. Forms a smooth paste when mixed with warm water.

Indigo Powder

Natural plant powder with a dark blue green appearance. Commonly used as an external botanical hair color paste. Often combined with henna for deeper tone.

Natural Black Dye Powder

Pre blended combination of henna and indigo for external hair coloring use. Application results may vary depending on hair texture and preparation technique. Often used in multiple applications for deeper coverage.

General Use Guidance

These powders are intended for external use only. They can be mixed with warm water floral hydrosols or natural oils to create a topical paste. Apply to clean hair and rinse thoroughly after use. Store sealed in a cool dry place away from moisture and sunlight

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How to use Indigo+ Henna for black tones

One pack 50grams might not be enough.

Important: Our black hair dye mix has indigo mixed with henna powder.

This mix does not always work the first time for clients and repeated application(s) may be necessary.

Mix the powder with warm to hot water and allow dye to release for 15 to 20 minutes. Add enough water to make the paste the consistency of pancake batter. Optional, add salt (1 tbsp per 50 grams of mask) to help the mask stick to resistant hair strands.

Make sure to wash your hair before applying the hair dye to remove any product build up. Then dry hair.

Apply the paste to your hair by sections on dry or damp strands starting from the front and moving towards the back. Make sure you wear gloves when applying mask as it will stain your hands.

Wrap your hair and allow to dye your hair for 3 to 4 hours.

Gently rinse the paste out with a very mild shampoo so as not pull the color of the dye out.

You can use a light leave in moisturize dry and style as usual.

Your hair’s color will settle over the next 2 to 3 days.

WHY DOES THE BLACK HAIR DYE DOES NOT WORK FOR EVERYONE AT THE FIRST USE

Natural dyes interact differently with each person’s hair depending on a few key factors

Hair Porosity and Texture

Coarse or low porosity hair which doesn’t absorb moisture easily can resist color absorption especially on the first try

Natural hair with tight curls may need more time or more applications for the dye to “catch.”

Previous Chemical Treatments

Hair that has been previously dyed relaxed or bleached may respond unpredictably to henna or indigo

The chemicals can create a barrier or alter the way natural dye binds

Application Technique

Henna and indigo need to be applied thoroughly and evenly root to tip and kept moist and warm during the dyeing process for best results

Timing also matters henna typically needs two to four hours while indigo requires one to two hours

Lack of Acidic Activator

Henna needs an acidic component like lemon juice or apple cider vinegar to release the dye effectively

Without it the color won’t develop properly

Some users skip this step or aren’t aware of its importance which can lead to poor results

Indigo Must Be Freshly Mixed

Indigo loses potency quickly after mixing

It must be applied within ten to fifteen minutes after mixing or it won’t dye the hair properly

So while henna and indigo can give beautiful rich long lasting color the process is very specific and requires proper prep and patience especially for full grey coverage or deep blacks

IF THE HENNA INDIGO MIX DIDN’T WORK BUY HENNA AND INDIGO SEPARATELY AND USE LIKE THIS

For covering greys or achieving a richer darker tone

Henna plus Indigo Dye Guide Two Step Process

For Best Results on Natural or Stubborn Hair

STEP ONE HENNA APPLICATION

What You’ll Need

Henna powder

Warm water

Acidic activator lemon juice or apple cider vinegar

Plastic or glass bowl no metal

Gloves

Plastic wrap or shower cap

How to Prepare

Mix Henna

In a bowl mix henna with warm water and a tablespoon of lemon juice or apple cider vinegar

Stir to a thick yogurt like paste

Cover and let it sit for eight to twelve hours or overnight for dye release

Apply Henna

Section hair and apply generously from root to tip

Cover with plastic wrap or shower cap to retain moisture and warmth

Leave on for three to four hours

Rinse Off

Rinse thoroughly with water no shampoo or conditioner

Towel dry gently

STEP TWO INDIGO APPLICATION

Important Do this right after rinsing out henna

What You’ll Need

Indigo powder

Warm water

Optional pinch of salt helps with better grey coverage

Gloves

How to Prepare and Apply

Mix Indigo

Mix indigo with warm water to a smooth paste

Add a pinch of salt optional to enhance grey coverage

Let it sit for five to ten minutes not more indigo loses strength quickly

Apply Indigo

Apply immediately to damp hair

Cover with plastic wrap or shower cap

Leave on for one point five to two houra

Final Rinse

Rinse thoroughly with water no shampoo for forty eight hours

Use conditioner if needed but avoid shampooing so the dye sets fully

Final Tips

Full color develops over twenty four to forty eight hours

Always use gloves to avoid staining hands

You may need to repeat the process after two to three weeks for stubborn greys or better depth

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