Natural Basma Hair Powder Indian Henna

I used a mixture of 2 parts indigo to 1 part henna from the same brand, brewed with extra strong boiled coffee, and left it on for 3.5 hours after putting on the cap. The result was that my gray hair took on a slightly yellowish tint... A wasted half of my day off. It seems like my gray hair can only be treated with chemicals.

I enjoyed using a mix of three parts henna to one part indigo; the color resembles dark chocolate. I brew it with hibiscus tea and butterfly pea flower, resulting in a shade without a yellow undertone, closer to burgundy.

I bought basma to mix it with henna in a 1:1 ratio. The color turned out beautiful, my hair looks great, and the gray is completely covered.

This product effectively covers gray hair and provides a very pleasant color when used with Natural Indian Henna. I bought the Lady Henna brand as a pair.

I do not recommend this product. It didn't cover my hair at all! I'm shocked because it's supposed to be henna, so I expected at least some effect. I ended up throwing the rest away since I bought it to cover gray hair. I'm very disappointed.

I ended up dyeing the bathtub, my hands, and my clothes, but not my hair. I left the dye on my hair for about 4 hours. It was a huge waste of time. The result: dry hair and nothing else.

I recommend it!

Highly recommend! Great product.

To dye my waist-length hair, I mixed a 100g packet of this basma with two 30g packets of "Triuga" henna and added some "Bhringraj" Chandi oil. I applied the mixture to clean, dry hair and left it on for 2.5 hours. I rinsed it out using conditioner, without shampoo.

The gray hair was perfectly covered, and my hair looks beautiful and shiny.

Using natural dyes like henna and basma can be more time-consuming compared to chemical dyes, but your hair will thank you with its health and beauty.

Natural dyes are an excellent choice for pregnant and breastfeeding women.

I really liked the basma. I mix it with henna from the Triuga Ayurveda brand, using more basma because I want a darker color. I brew it with water at about 90 degrees Celsius and wait for it to cool slightly and thicken before applying it warm. I leave it on for 2-4 hours, depending on my patience and available time.

It colors my gray hair a dark brown. I apply it to clean, dry hair, then rinse it out in the shower without using shampoo. I avoid washing my hair for 3-4 days afterward to let the color set.

I want to share my experience. I started getting gray hair at 16, and now 95% of my hair is gray. I didn't want to look like an old lady, so I regularly dyed my hair with chemical dyes. However, my hair grows very quickly, and after just two weeks, I needed something to cover the roots. Lately, I was dyeing it every three weeks. Then I decided to try henna and indigo. I bought henna and indigo from this brand and began experimenting. I realized that I couldn't achieve the desired shade on the first try, but over time, I've noticed how beautifully my hair is starting to look. I use one part henna and three parts indigo. Separately, I brew and boil two tablespoons of natural ground coffee in two cups of water for a few minutes. Then, I mix the henna and indigo with the brewed coffee to the right consistency. I place the mixture in a water bath and start applying it. I apply the mixture to clean, damp hair as soon as it reaches a comfortable temperature. Then I put on a plastic cap and wrap my head with a towel. It's important to keep the room warm, and occasionally, I use a hairdryer on the towel. I leave the henna and indigo on for three hours, then rinse it out and apply a hair mask to the roots and lengths to keep my hair soft and manageable. I avoid washing my hair with shampoo for at least 48 hours afterward. Patience is key when using natural henna and indigo, as it takes time to achieve the desired color. Adding coffee gives my hair a rich, chocolate color, which I find very beautiful. I tried it without coffee, but I didn't like the gray-brown result; I wanted chocolate. It took about 10 applications to achieve the color I wanted, but it's worth it because health is more important. Now, there's no obvious distinction between the roots and the dyed hair. When the roots grow out, they aren’t as noticeable as they were with chemical dyes. I hope this review helps someone. I recommend henna and indigo from this brand.