Indigo For Hair

Best for grey and resistant hair, indigo is powder from the leaves of a plant, which produces a natural dark blue dye perfect for darker hair tones. The following colors can be achieved using both indigo and henna.

Reddish brown 75% henna and 25% indigo
Brown tones 50% henna and 50% indigo
Dark Chocolate Brown tones 75% indigo and 25% henna
Black tones 100% henna first and then 100% indigo
The indigo is double packaged to retain freshness.

Scoop out a small amount of Cocoveda Hair Oil into your hands and apply evenly and thoroughly on damp hair strands, or previously conditioned hair (using a leave in). Make sure to brush evenly throughout. This oil is ideal for use in the LOC and LCO methods.

LOC is the method of liquid (water), oil and conditioner to lock in moisture. LCO is the method of steps using liquid (water), conditioner, and lastly locking it all in with oil. Try both methods to see what your hair likes best.

Often times, coconut oil is a hit or miss with some hair types, because coconut oil isn't used or applies in the right method that the hair prefers. Be sure to test out each method before determining if your hair likes Cocoveda Hair Oil or not.

Coconut oil tends to solidify when kept under cooler (cold) temperatures. The oil can be warmed up (gently) to return it to its liquid form, simply at room temperature or in your hands.

Do not microwave. For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes. Patch test against allergies before use.

cocos nucifera (coconut oil), zingiber officinale (ginger), bacopa monnieri (brahmi), eclipta prostrata (bhringraj), lawsonia inermis (henna), emblica officinalis (amla), trigonella foenum-graecum (fenugreek), cyperus scariosus (nagarmotha), azadirachta indica (neem), acacia concinna (shikakai), hibiscus sabdariffa (hibiscus)

Infused with Cassia and neem, this shampoo cleanses the scalp with gentle exfoliation.