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Organic Indigo Powder For Hair Color
If you have a hair dye allergy or have
been advised by your physician to not use chemical hair dye to dye your
hair, you should be able to use Ancient Sunrise® Zekhara indigo and
other Ancient Sunrise® products safely.
Ancient Sunrise Zekhara Indigo,
sometimes referred to by the misnomer "indigo henna" or "black henna for hair," is not
henna, but partially fermented, dried and powdered organic indigofera
tinctoria leaves.
This organic powder is the best indigo hair
dye for gray hair. Zekhara indigo can be used with a cassia/henna or
henna mix to create different shades of blonde, red, brown, and black
hair.*
Even if you're dyeing resistant gray hair, this
product will cover beautifully. The fine sift will rinse nicely out of
fragile hair and kinky,curly hair without breakage.
For a smooth texture, we recommend that you mix indigo with CMC powder.
Ancient Sunrise® Indigo works on chemically treated hair!
You may need to do additional applications for your desired result,
depending on how much damage was caused by previous products.
Ancient Sunrise products will not lighten your hair. Color may vary from head to head. For assistance in creating a custom formula, contact customer service.
Find indigo instructions here: https://www.mehandi.com/kb_results.asp?ID=2
Ancient Sunrise Henna for Hair
"Ancient Sunrise Henna for Hair" explores the art, science, techniques, and history of using henna, indigo, and cassia to dye hair. This book is a timely update of the previous book, "Henna for Hair" by Catherine Cartwright-Jones, to address the problem of the epidemic of para-phenylenediamine sensitization: the increasingly dangerous and widespread allergy to chemical hair dye.
Separate chapter headings are listed below for your download convenience. Click on each chapter heading cover below to download each PDF file.
We offer this book free of charge. You may download selected chapters or the entire book. We ask only that you respect our copyright and observe our terms of use. Please see the copyright and licensing information at the bottom of this page.
This chapter discusses henna, indigo, and cassia, (lawsonia inermis, indigofera tinctoria , and cassia obovata) and the chemistry of each of these dye plants. Understanding the botany of these plants will help you understand how to get the best results from your henna hair dye.
This chapter discusses the mixing, dye release, formulation, and testing of a wide range of non-chemical permanent colors from henna, indigo, and cassia. This chapter includes step-by-step instructions to produce the color you want for your hair.
This chapter has step-by-step instructions for first time users dyeing hair blonde, red, brunette or black with henna indigo, and cassia.
This chapter has step-by-step instructions for maintaining your gray roots as they grow in; dyeing them red,brunette, or black.
This chapter contains step-by-step instructions for using henna, cassia, and indigo to dye relaxed hair, natural hair, and locs.
"Ancient Sunrise® Henna for Hair"
by
Catherine Cartwright-Jones PhD is
licensed under a
Creative
Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International
License
.
You may share information in this book online as long as you cite the source and post a link to this URL.
You may not use this information on any commercial website or in any commercial publication.
Citation format: Catherine Cartwright-Jones PhD.
2015. "Ancient
Sunrise® Henna for Hair" TapDancing Lizard
LLC.
tapdancinglizard.com/AS_henna_for_hair/
Accessible also via hennaforhair.com, mehandi.com, and
ancientsunrise.com
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