HerbtoniQ Herbal Hair Care Powders Mini Trial Pack of 9 – Henna, Indigo, Katha & More – 360 g (9 × 40 g)

Nine herbal hair care powders in one mini trial pack: nagarmotha, baheda, harad, henna (mehndi), indigo, katha, onion (pyaz), kapoor kachri and curry leaves (kadi patta). Each comes in its own 40 g pouch, giving you a small herbal shelf for both nourishing hair packs and natural hair colour without buying nine full-size packs.

Key Benefits

• Henna followed by indigo gives natural brown to black colour on hair.
• Katha can be stirred into henna paste for a deeper tone.
• Baheda and harad packs help cleanse the scalp and nourish the hair.
• Onion and curry leaf powders make a classic homemade scalp pack with curd.
• Nagarmotha and kapoor kachri bring a pleasant, earthy fragrance to hair packs and rinses.
• Supports healthy-looking hair with natural shine when used as a regular routine.

What’s Inside

9 pouches of 40 g each, 360 g in total:

• 1 × Nagarmotha (Nut Grass) Root Powder (40 g) – Cyperus rotundus, a fragrant root for hair packs and herbal oils.
• 1 × Baheda (Bibhitaki) Powder (40 g) – Terminalia bellirica, one of the Triphala fruits.
• 1 × Harad (Haritaki) Powder (40 g) – Terminalia chebula, also a Triphala fruit.
• 1 × Henna (Mehndi) Powder (40 g) – Lawsonia inermis leaf for natural colour and conditioning.
• 1 × Indigo Leaf Powder (40 g) – Indigofera tinctoria, applied after henna for darker shades.
• 1 × Katha (Kattha) Powder (40 g) – Acacia catechu, traditionally added to henna.
• 1 × Onion (Pyaz) Powder (40 g) – dried onion for DIY scalp packs.
• 1 × Kapoor Kachri Powder (40 g) – an aromatic rhizome used in hair rinses and packs.
• 1 × Curry Leaves (Kadi Patta) Powder (40 g) – Murraya koenigii, a South Indian hair care favourite.

How to Use

1. Patch test 24 hours before use; for colour, also do a strand test to check the shade.
2. Hair pack (all herbs except henna and indigo): mix 2–3 tablespoons of one powder or a blend with water, curd or aloe vera gel. Apply on the scalp and lengths for 30–40 minutes, then rinse with water or a mild shampoo.
3. Henna: mix with warm water to a thick paste, cover and rest for 2–4 hours. Apply on clean, dry hair, leave for 1–3 hours and rinse with plain water.
4. Indigo: after rinsing out the henna, mix indigo with water and apply straight away. Leave for 1–2 hours and rinse with plain water.
5. Wear gloves while colouring and avoid shampoo for the next 24 hours.

Who Is It For

Men and women with any hair type who enjoy DIY hair care, want to try plant-based colour on greys, or simply wish to discover which herbs their hair responds to before stocking up.

Why HerbtoniQ

Each pouch is a single, finely milled ingredient, hygienically packed and made in India. Separate pouches keep the colouring powders apart from the pack herbs, so every recipe stays in your hands.

FAQs

How do I use henna and indigo together for black hair?

Use the two-step method: henna first, rinse, then indigo on the hennaed hair for 1–2 hours. Shade depends on your starting colour and timing, so always strand test.

Can I mix onion powder and curry leaves powder for a hair pack?

Yes. Stir one tablespoon of each into curd to form a smooth paste, apply on the scalp for 30–40 minutes and rinse thoroughly.

Is 40 g of henna enough for a full head?

It suits short hair, root touch-ups or a strand test. Shoulder-length or longer hair usually needs a larger quantity.

For external use only. Do a patch test before first use.