Ingredients Details Documents Indigo Powder Natural Hair & Cosmetic Colorant INCI Name: Indigofera Tinctoria Leaf Powder Appearance: Green powder (gives blue-black color when applied) Solubility: Dispersible in water Usage Rate: 1% – 60% depending on formulation Function: Natural hair dye, herbal colorant Indigo Powder is derived from the dried leaves of the Indigofera tinctoria plant and is a traditional, natural coloring agent. It is most commonly used in hair care formulations as a herbal hair dye that imparts deep blue, dark brown, or black tones when combined with henna. Why Use Indigo Powder? Indigo Powder is valued for its ability to provide natural, long-lasting color without synthetic dyes or harsh chemicals. It is especially popular in natural hair care formulations for achieving darker shades when layered with henna. Beyond hair dyeing, indigo also has mild conditioning properties that leave hair soft and manageable. Key Benefits: 100% natural herbal colorant Provides deep blue-black to dark brown tones on hair Non-toxic and eco-friendly alternative to synthetic dyes Works synergistically with henna for rich, dark shades Mild conditioning effect on hair Common Applications: Natural hair dyes and coloring powders Herbal hair masks and treatments Traditional Ayurvedic formulations Usage Guidelines: For hair dyeing: Mix indigo powder with warm water into a paste and apply immediately Use alone for blue tones or combine with henna for dark brown/black shades Application time: 30–90 minutes depending on desired intensity Not recommended for use in leave-on skin care formulations Safety & Regulatory Notes: For external use in hair applications only Patch test recommended before use Keep away from eyes and mucous membranes Complies with cosmetic regulations for use as a natural hair dye Documents COA SDS
