This hair powder trial pack holds ten 40 g pouches: manjistha, curry leaves, hibiscus, methi, jatamansi, indigo, neutral (colourless) henna, bhringraj, brahmi and reetha. It covers conditioning packs, a herbal wash and even a first try of indigo colour, so you can explore a wide range of herbs for the price of one experiment.
Key Benefits
- Sample ten herbs before choosing full-size packs.
- Methi, hibiscus and neutral henna help hair feel soft and smooth.
- Bhringraj, brahmi and jatamansi nourish hair and scalp.
- Reetha helps cleanse hair with a light natural lather.
- Indigo gives natural brown-to-black colour over hennaed hair.
- Compact pouches suit small bathrooms and travel bags.
What’s Inside
10 pouches of 40 g each, 400 g in total:
- Manjistha – Indian madder (Rubia cordifolia).
- Curry Leaves – kadi patta powder.
- Hibiscus – gudhal flower powder.
- Methi – fenugreek seed powder for slip.
- Jatamansi – aromatic balchhad root.
- Indigo – Indigofera tinctoria leaf, used after henna for darker shades.
- Neutral Henna – Cassia obovata, conditions without colour.
- Bhringraj – Eclipta prostrata leaf.
- Brahmi – Bacopa monnieri leaf.
- Reetha – soapnut for a gentle wash.
How to Use
- Hair pack (not indigo): mix 2–3 tablespoons of one to three herbs – for example methi, hibiscus and neutral henna – with water or curd.
- Apply on scalp and lengths, leave for 30–45 minutes and rinse with water or a mild shampoo.
- Hair wash: make a thin paste of reetha with warm water, massage into wet hair for 2–3 minutes and rinse well.
- Indigo: apply regular henna first (not included) for 1–3 hours and rinse; then mix indigo with water, apply at once and leave for 1–2 hours.
- Wear gloves for indigo, do a strand test for shade and do not use on eyebrows or eyelashes.
- Patch test each powder 24 hours before first use and keep away from the eyes.
Who Is It For
For men and women who are curious about herbal hair care and want variety in small quantities. Indigo is meant only for hair that has already been coloured with henna – on light or unhennaed hair it can leave a blue-green tint.
Why HerbtoniQ
Every pouch contains one finely milled herb, hygienically packed in India and clearly separate from the rest. That matters here: indigo and neutral henna behave very differently, and keeping them apart avoids mix-ups.
FAQs
Can I mix indigo with the other powders in a hair pack?
No. Keep indigo for colouring over henna only; use the other herbs for regular care packs.
Is neutral henna a base for indigo?
No. Neutral henna is colourless and only conditions. Indigo needs regular henna underneath to give brown or black shades.
Is 40 g of indigo enough to colour my hair?
It is enough for a root touch-up or short hair, and for a strand test before buying a larger pack.
For external use only. Do a patch test before first use.
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