Davis Finest Indigo Henna Hair Dye 200g, Combo Pack, Organic, 100g Henna & 100g Indigo, Natural Hair Colour Beard Dye, PPD-Free, Vegan

lovely combined with cassia for a light brown. easy to apply and remove ...best I've tried in my 35 years of henna dyeing my hair

Been using this henna for years now, it's consistently good. I never follow any instructions, but just add approx 50g henna with, if I have it, 20g indigo and/or 20g manjista and/or hibiscus (varying quantities, but henna in majority), then add weak lukewarm coffee to make a yoghurt consistency paste. Leave it stand for about 30mins and slop it all over my hair. Chuck a bag over it and have it on for about 2-3 hours (depending on how much time I have). Rinse, wash and condition. Done. Gives a lovely auburn colour and covers grey hairs very well. It's good practice to cover the skin close to the hairline with vaseline, as this will make it easier to clean and prevent staining. Overall, very good product, just takes some practice if you're new to henna.

The first time I've used henna, or any dye to colour my beard. Obviously I had some reservations - would it turn my face brown? Why is the powder green? I have light brown colouring so a mixed a small amount of henna with 30% of Indigo powder provided (this is actually the pictured green powder) the indigo essentially darkens the naturally copper coloured henna. I applied it and left it on for 3 hours. I used a bit of red bush tea I was drinking to mush it up - just as it says to use tea or coffee - guess it doesn't hurt to add some extra brown in there. Very impressed how easy and well it turned out - my face wasn't brown at all, but the grey has gone. It's nice.

The henna works easily and very beautiful colour, I've combined with ready lemon juice and left overnight before using. Indigo didn't have the same impression, colour didn't work the same for me, my whites are covered and I'm happy, but all red. I used 50/50 and amla, next time maybe should use more.

My hair became very damaged from frequent colouring. I’ve decided to use henna to rebuild my hair. Best decision ever. They look super healthy and super shiny. I don’t have to style it the next day.

This product did not work for me. I have used it twice and yet it did not cover my greys. I left the henna for 2 hours, washed it off,al then i applied the indigo and left it on hair for another 2 hours before washing off. Yet the grey remained the same. I will NOT be purchasing it any longer.

I recently developed an allergy to traditional hair dyes (PPD), so I turned to this henna to get a jet black colour for my white hairs that are perking among my natural black hair, and I have to say I am surprisingly pleased with my first use.I will say it is a commitment - 4 hours sitting with the red henna, wash out, 4 hours sitting with the indigo, wash out, but the results speak for themselves, not a twinkly white hair to be seen and my hair feels as soft as ever.The quality of the powders is lovely and fine too, I will definitely be purchasing again!

I am a auburn brunette with about 20% grey hair.I normally use Lush's henna bar - which take a lot of time to prepare.These powders were a lot easier to use. I mixed 2 henna, to 1 indigo. I mixed it directly in a cup of strong (hot) brewed coffee.I also boiled a berries/hibiscus tea bag until reduced and added 2 teaspoons of honey.Put the mixture on dry hair. Wrapped it in cling film and left it for 3 hours.This was so much easier to wash out (compared to lush). Smell was neutral.Results were a dark auburn, gray hairs look like subtle highlights and my hair has an amazing sheen.Highly recommended.Prep time: 10 minutes.Leave in: 3 hours.Grey hair covered to point where they look like red highlights - No orange tinge.