After washing your hair, make sure you are using a chemical-free shampoo.

After you have washed your hair with Indigo and rinsed it in cold water, it is important that you only use a chemical-free shampoo and conditioner. People are becoming more aware of the chemicals in their beauty products, and this is a great way to eliminate them. The chemicals in conventional shampoos can get into your bloodstream through the pores of your scalp, which is why we recommend using something chemical free.

If you’re looking for natural options that still offer good results, try using organic herbal shampoos or even just plain coconut oil on its own as an alternative to regular shampoo (just make sure to dilute it before applying).

Massage the powder into your scalp and work it through strands of hair until you have covered all of your hair.

Now that you have your indigo powder, you can use it in place of the hair color you were planning to dye your hair with. First, massage the indigo powder into your scalp and work it through strands of hair until you have covered all of your hair. Leave this on for an hour or two before washing out with water and shampooing twice with vinegar (try not to let it dry).

This method is effective because it’s natural and uses materials that are readily available at grocery stores or health food stores (like CVS). However, there are some precautions: if possible, wash off any remaining blue before going out during daylight hours; if not possible, cover up with makeup or dark clothing so people won’t notice any residual traces on clothing; keep away from pets as they may lick off any remaining traces; rinse thoroughly after using because indigo can stain clothes for up to a week!

Wrap your hair in plastic wrap or put on a shower cap and let the paste sit for at least an hour.

The next step is to get the paste into your hair. Remember, this can stain skin and clothes so be careful to keep it off of anything that you don’t want to get stained!

If you have thick or long hair, we recommend putting on a plastic shower cap and covering it with plastic wrap before applying the paste. If you want to leave the paste on for a longer period of time (upwards of 2 hours), use an old t-shirt or towel instead of plastic wrap. This will protect your pillow from getting stained as well as help contain any messes that occur during application.

Once everything is in place and ready, start applying the dye with gloved hands until it covers all areas where the dye should go: roots and ends alike! Make sure none gets on your skin—if some does happen to come off onto yourself after application then try rinsing off immediately with lemon juice which helps remove stains quickly without leaving behind any residue like vinegar would do (which is great if used after rinsing!).

Wash your hair with lukewarm water until all of the dye is out of your hair, and then use apple cider vinegar as a final rinse to close the cuticle.

The final step is to wash your hair with lukewarm water until all of the dye is out of your hair, and then use apple cider vinegar as a final rinse to close the cuticle. You don’t want to use an alkaline shampoo because it will open up those holes in your cuticle, and you’ll have lots of color bleeding out!

Wash your hair with lukewarm water until all of the dye is out of your hair, and then use apple cider vinegar as a final rinse to close the cuticle. You don’t want to use an alkaline shampoo because it will open up those holes in your cuticle, and you’ll have lots of color bleeding out!

Repeat this method again a week later to ensure that you’re achieving the color you want.

Repeat this method again a week later to ensure that you’re achieving the color you want.

If you don’t like the results, wash it out and try again in a week.

Always do a strand test first before applying henna to your entire head! You can also mix indigo with henna or another natural hair colorant instead of using it alone.

Choosing indigo natural dye for your hair is not only trendy but healthier too!

Choosing indigo natural dye for your hair is not only trendy but healthier too! You can change your hair color as often as you like. Indigo powder comes in a variety of shades, so you can mix it with other herbs like henna or chamomile to create different colors. There are no chemicals involved in the process, and there is no scalp irritation or ammonia like there would be with chemical-based hair dyes.

The best part about using indigo natural dye? It’s actually pretty easy to do!