Indian indigo herb for covering gray hair

Herb colored natural. Not a stain nor a dye. 🇮🇳 For the best results, Indian Indigo herb can be used in two ways depending on your needs: the first method (using it as a mask to cover gray hair after henna): • Take two to three tablespoons of the herb depending on hair density and your need. • Gradually add warm water (the water should be warm, leaning towards hot, not boiling or cold). • Mix the mixture well until you get a paste similar to henna consistency; it should not be too liquid. • Wait 6 minutes then distribute the mixture on hair roots, especially gray areas after applying henna, making sure to cover the hair completely so no strands remain uncovered. • It is preferable to use it after henna because it helps nourish colored gray hair and gives stronger and clearer results. For an hour and a half then wash with shampoo. After henna, it is better to leave it for half an hour (so it doesn’t turn very black). The second method (mixing with henna for a darker color for hair, not for gray coverage): • You can add an appropriate amount of the herb directly to the henna mixture. • The more the amount, the darker the henna color, but it is usually recommended to use the same amount of herb as henna for a balanced result. Mix directly with henna and apply as needed. Soak for a period. Note: Mixing it with henna darkens the hair color by a few degrees but does not fully cover gray hair. For complete gray coverage, it is better to apply it alone. Using it after henna gives a black color and can be used on white gray hair without henna, but the result is not 100% strong.