Organic Henna, Indigo and Amla Natural Hair Dye Light Brown

• Natural and Radiant Color: Achieve beautiful shades of light brown naturally, without the use of harsh chemicals.
• Hair Nutrition and Strengthening: The combination of natural ingredients like henna, indigo, and amla nourishes and strengthens the hair, providing a healthy and natural shine.
• Scalp Benefits: The natural ingredients in this dye help promote scalp health, stimulate hair growth, increase hair thickness, and reduce excess oiliness.
• Gray Hair Coverage: This dye effectively covers gray hair, providing long-lasting and natural color.
• Free from Harmful Chemicals: The formula of this dye is free from synthetic dyes, parabens, and other harmful chemicals, making it a safe and gentle option for hair.
• Economy and Durability: It can be used multiple times, offering excellent value for money and long-lasting results.

It is essential to understand that natural colors do not have the ability to lighten hair; instead, they dye it based on its pigmentation. The darker the original hair color, the less pronounced the color effect will be.

Original color

Color after application

1. Mix the powder well with warm water 90°F (30°C) to obtain a smooth paste consistency. With short hair use approximately 2 oz (50 g), with long hair use approximately 3.5 oz (100 g).
2. Let the paste sit for at least 1 to 3 hours to release maximum natural pigments, then apply the paste to the hair and cover the hair with a cap or film and towel.
3. Relax and leave on for a minimum of 60 minutes up to several hours. The intensity of the colouring and the beneficial effect of the ayurvedic plants will be increased with the time of application. For grey hair, leave applied for at least 2 hours. In case of incomplete white coverage, we recommend to apply henna with indigo on the grey again.
4. Wash the hair well and rinse with warm to cold water.

Caution!

• Shampoos, hardeners and silicone sprays are not recommended before using henna and other natural dyes as they prevent the penetration of natural pigments into the hair structure.
• We recommend an interval of at least 4 weeks between chemical colouring and the application of henna.
• We recommend applying petroleum jelly to the parts of the skin that may come into contact with the henna during application. This will ensure that the skin that comes into contact with the henna does not become stained.

For external use only.

Shelf life after opening

This product is natural, so it should be used within 24 months of opening. Store in a cool dry place.

Note: Always remove powder with a dry spoon and keep away from moisture.

Henna

Henna is a powder obtained from the dried and crushed leaves of the traditional Indian plant Lawsonia inermis, which contains a purely natural lawson substance that binds to hair proteins and produces a permanent coloring effect in shades of copper-red. In addition, the leaves of this plant have healing effects. They leave the hair shiny and smooth and protect the scalp against dandruff and other skin diseases.

Indigo

Indigo is a plant with a typical blue pigment (indigotine). A natural hair dye, indigo powder can be used to replace artificial hair dyes. The plant-based nature of indigo powder is gentle on your locks and contains none of the harmful chemicals - such as ammonia and peroxide. It has multiple other benefits besides being a natural hair dye: It can treat and prevent premature greying. It can lead to new hair growth and treat baldness. It can treat dandruff and condition dry hair. It can prevent scalp infections and soften the scalp. It softens tangles, makes your hair thicker, more manageable and shiny.

Amla

Amla or Indian gooseberry is a natural source of amino acids, tannins and vitamin C, which can help nourish and detoxify hair follicles. It helps to regenerate and nourish the hair roots, thus combating hair loss and ageing.

Shikakai

Shikakai is well known for the plant that has been used since ancient times to wash hair. It is a pod-like fruit of the Acacia concinna tree and grows in the hot, dry plains of southern and central India. It is one of the most useful Ayurvedic plants used for hair-related problems, especially hair loss. It helps to remove dirt and excess oil from the scalp, as well as promoting hair growth. This is due to its Kashaya (astringent) property.

Brahmi

Bacopa monnieri, also called brahmi, water hyssop, thyme leaf gratiola, and grace herb, is a staple plant in traditional Ayurvedic practice. Brahmi powder helps to nourish the roots well and accelerates hair growth. It can also help keep the scalp fresh and strengthens the hair follicles. This can help solve dry scalp problems, including itching and dandruff, as it nourishes the scalp well.

Bhringraj

Bhringraj (Eclipta alba), also called false daisy, is a species of the sunflower family known in Ayurvedic tradition as an herb that supports hair growth. It is famous for hair growth and thickens the hair. The herb contains nutrients that can also nourish hair growth and health. It helps restore vitality and bounce, making hair stronger in terms of how it withstands color and heat treatments.

Jatamansi

Jatamansi is an Ayurvedic herb that has been used since ancient times for many purposes. Its powder is made into a paste and applied to the scalp to promote hair growth. It can help reduce hair loss and increase hair growth, while also minimizing bald spots.

Full List of Ingredients: Lawsonia Inermis* (henna leaf powder), Indigofera Tinctoria* (indigo leaf powder), Emblica Officinalis* (crushed Indian gooseberry berries), Accacia concinna* (finely ground shikakai pods), Bacopa Monniera* (finely ground brahmi leaves), Eclipta Prostrata* (finely ground bhringraj leaves), Nardostachys Jatamansi* (finely ground leaves of the tuberose plant).

* organic ingredient