2 leaves which can turn your white hair permanently black

Hair turns grey as melanin production decreases with age. Melanocytes, the cells responsible for pigment production, diminish over time, resulting in less melanin and grey/white hair.

Natural and safe alternative to chemical hair dyes, promoting healthier hair growth while providing long-lasting, conditioning effects.

Benefits of using henna and indigo

Start by preparing henna and indigo powders separately according to package instructions. Ensure that you are using high-quality, natural powders without any additives.

Gradually add water to the henna powder until you achieve a yogurt-like consistency. Let the henna paste sit for a few hours to allow the dye to release.

Similarly, mix the indigo powder with water to form a paste. Indigo paste should be prepared just before application for optimal results.

Section your hair and apply the henna paste generously, starting from the roots to the tips. Make sure to cover all strands evenly.

Once the henna has dried (usually after 1-2 hours), apply the indigo paste in the same manner as henna, covering all the henna-coated hair.

After applying both henna and indigo, cover your hair with a shower cap or plastic wrap and let the mixture sit for 2-4 hours. The longer you leave it, the deeper the color will be.

Rinse your hair thoroughly with water until the water runs clear. Avoid using shampoo for at least 24-48 hours to allow the color to set properly.

Once your hair has dried completely, you'll notice a deep black color imparted by the henna and indigo mixture. Enjoy your naturally dyed, vibrant black hair!