It's Pure Natural Hair Dye - Indigo Black

To check the colour, we recommend you strand test a small section of your hair before applying to your entire head. 

 

Leaving the paste on for a longer time will make the colour stronger. If you want a deeper colour, you can also build up the colour with a second application.

 

The true colour takes a few hours to develop. When you first wash out the dye it will often not be the full depth of colour, but it will gradually darken to its true colour. Like a cut apple - at first the apple is white and then as it oxidises in the air it goes brown.

 

If your hair has been chemically lightened it will affect the colour result. - Chemical lighteners make your hair more porous and thus absorb the colour less predictably. 

 

It is not recommended to use chemical bleach after using this dye unless it has faded or grown out. This is because bleach will not remove indigo so you may be left with a bluish colour.

It’s Pure Indigo Black hair dye is entirely natural and the final result depends on your initial hair colour. As a guide, you can expect the following:

It’s Pure Indigo Black hair dye is entirely natural and the final result depends on your initial hair colour.

As a guide, you can expect the following:

If you have...	The likely result is…
Grey, white or light blonde	DO NOT USE - You must either mix it with a red (henna) based colour, or dye your hair first with a brown or red shade.
Light Brown	Medium-dark brown
Medium brown	Dark brown - black
Dark brown	Darker brown - black

The Herbal Hair Colour powder is mixed with warm water before application. The paste is left on your hair for 0.5 to 4 hours depending on the depth of colour required.

 

We strongly recommend doing a strand test first before putting the colour all over your hair, because the colour result can be different on different people’s hair. You should wait 24 hours after the strand test to see how the colour develops, because it oxidises and darkens over time.

100% Organic Indigofera Tinctoria (Indigo) Leaf Powder.

At CancerPal, we recommend It's Pure hair colour for people ready to colour their hair as it grows back after chemotherapy. New hair is often fine, and the scalp can stay sensitive for some time, so we look for the gentlest option rather than the strongest one.

 

It's Pure Organic powders are made from plant ingredients such as henna, cassia, amla, indigo and neem. They contain no PPD, ammonia or peroxide, and no synthetic colours or preservatives. They don't penetrate the hair shaft, so they colour the hair without harsh chemical processing. Although please be aware that they won't lighten your hair or give a dramatic colour change, and results may fade after a few washes.

 

Also it's important to note that 'natural' doesn't mean risk-free. Always patch test before every use.

When it comes to colouring your hair after cancer treatment, there's a lot of conflicting advice, and it can be hard to know what to believe, so we've pulled together all of the information so that you can make an informed decision in our article: Can I dye my hair after chemotherapy treatment?