Henna and Indigo Hair Colour Kit – Natural Brown to Black, 2 Steps, No PPD

Original price was: ₹1,198.00.Current price is: ₹599.00.

Both steps of natural black hair colour in one box: pure henna 100g and pure indigo 100g. Henna lays a copper base, indigo turns it brown to black. No PPD, no ammonia.

Henna 100g + Indigo 100g | No PPD | Better value together

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Description

In short

This kit has both steps of natural black hair colour: pure henna (Lawsonia inermis) and pure indigo (Indigofera tinctoria), 100g each. Henna lays a copper-red base; indigo over it turns it brown or natural black. No PPD, no ammonia.

What is in it: One 100g pouch of henna powder and one 100g pouch of indigo leaf powder.
Best for: Colouring greys to brown or black with plants only.
How to use: Henna first: rest the paste 4 to 6 hours, apply, leave 1 to 2 hours, rinse. Then indigo: mix, apply within 15 minutes, leave 1 to 2 hours, rinse with water only.
Good to know: One kit is about one application for short to shoulder-length hair. Long or thick hair needs two kits.

About this product

Henna and Indigo Kit for Natural Black Hair

This henna and indigo kit is the two-step method in one box. Henna on its own gives a copper-red. Indigo applied over it turns that red into brown or natural black. Most people who want dark hair from plants end up buying both anyway, so we put them together for less.

Both are single ingredients: shade-dried henna leaves, triple-sifted, and pure indigo leaf powder. No PPD, no ammonia, no metallic salts. Many products sold as ‘black henna’ get their instant black from added dye. This kit gets it from the two plants, in the right order.

Also sold separately: Henna Powder and Indigo Powder.

What’s inside

Two leaves, two steps

HennaStep 1, copper-red base

Indigo leafStep 2, brown to black

Full ingredient listHenna Powder 100g: 100% henna leaves. Indigo Powder 100g: 100% indigo leaf powder. Nothing else added.

Why you’ll love it

Benefits

Brown to natural blackThe two-step method, start to finish.

Nothing syntheticNo PPD, no ammonia, no metallic salts, no added colour.

Conditions as it coloursHenna coats each strand for a fuller, glossier feel.

Better value togetherBoth pouches for less than buying them separately.

The ritual

How to use

1Mix the hennaWarm water into a yoghurt-like paste. Cover and rest 4 to 6 hours so the colour releases.

2Apply the hennaClean hair, roots to ends. Leave 1 to 2 hours, then rinse with water.

3Mix the indigoMix with warm water just before use and apply within 15 minutes, because indigo fades in the bowl.

4Apply, rinse, waitOver the hennaed hair for 1 to 2 hours. Rinse with water only and skip shampoo for 48 hours while the colour deepens.

Tip: Always henna first. Indigo on its own can turn grey or light hair blue-green. Strand test and patch test before the first full application.

Good to know

At a glance

What’s in itHenna 100 g + Indigo 100 g

How much1 kit for short to shoulder-length hair

ResultBrown to natural black

Hair typeAll hair types

Free fromPPD · Ammonia · Metallic salts

Made inIndia · Small batches

Questions

FAQs

Will this kit give me black hair?

It usually gives dark brown after the first round and a deeper, blacker shade when you repeat the indigo step. Results depend on your natural colour and the number of greys.

Why two steps instead of one?

Indigo needs henna underneath to give an even brown or black. On its own it can leave greys blue-green. One-step ‘black henna’ products usually get their colour from added dye.

Can I do both steps on the same day?

Yes. Rinse the henna, then apply the indigo straight away. Some people prefer the next day, which also works.

How much hair does one kit cover?

Short to shoulder-length hair in one application. Long or thick hair needs two kits.

Is it free from chemicals?

Yes. Both pouches are 100% leaf powder with no PPD, ammonia, metallic salts or added colour.

Why does my hair look greenish after the indigo?

Indigo can look slightly blue-green at first and darkens over 2 to 3 days as it oxidises. Skip shampoo for 48 hours.

Is it safe on chemically treated hair?

Neither has PPD or ammonia, but colour on dyed or treated hair is less predictable. Always strand test first.

How often should I colour?

When your roots or greys start to show, usually every 3 to 6 weeks. Touch up the roots with less powder.