HerbtoniQ Indigo Powder for Natural Brown to Black Hair Colour, Use With Henna – 450 g (Pack of 3 × 150 g)

Indigo hair colour is a two-step tradition: mehndi first, then a paste of ground indigo leaves to take the red towards brown or black. This pack of three 150 g packs is sized for people with long or thick hair, or for families where more than one person colours at home.

Key Benefits

• Gives natural colour over henna – from soft brown to deep black.
• Leaves hair looking shiny and feeling smooth.
• Shade can be adjusted by timing and by the henna-to-indigo ratio.
• Three packs mean you open only what you need.
• Plain leaf powder that mixes with water alone.

What’s Inside

3 packs of 150 g each, 450 g in total:

• 3 × Indigo Leaf Powder, 150 g – the powdered leaves of Indigofera tinctoria, called neel in Hindi and avuri or neelayamari in the South. It has been used as a natural dye in India for centuries.

How to Use

1. Step 1 – henna: apply henna paste (sold separately) for 1–3 hours and rinse with water only.
2. Step 2 – indigo: mix indigo with water to a smooth paste and apply immediately on towel-dried, hennaed hair.
3. Leave for about 1 hour for brown shades and up to 2 hours for black, then rinse with plain water.
4. Skip shampoo for 24–48 hours while the colour settles and deepens.
5. Wear gloves, do a patch test 24 hours before and a strand test for shade. Not for eyebrows or eyelashes.

Who Is It For

For men and women with grey, brown or black hair who colour with henna and want a darker result. Indigo applied alone on grey hair gives little to no colour, so keep henna in the routine.

Why HerbtoniQ

HerbtoniQ packs a single, finely milled leaf powder with nothing blended in, hygienically packed in India. Keep unopened packs airtight, cool and dry.

FAQs

How do I get black hair with henna and indigo?

Apply henna, rinse, then apply fresh indigo paste for 1.5–2 hours. A repeat indigo application a day later can deepen the shade.

How do I get brown instead of black?

Shorten the indigo time to 30–60 minutes, or mix about 2 parts henna to 1 part indigo and apply in one step.

Can I add salt or anything else to indigo paste?

Plain water is enough. Some people add a pinch of salt; it is optional. Avoid lemon juice or other sour liquids.

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