Indigo for Hair

Hello! I recently purchased your henna mix the goddess mask and the indigo for hair. I mixed the henna with the goddess hair like you said in your videos and it was gorgeous, then I did a second step once the indigo was ready and applied it for 3.5 hours (I put 2 tablespoons of aloe Vera powder in the mix and only used warm to hot water) the color is so beautiful I almost got emotional. However, my scalp is very itchy and dry, I know I’m not allergic because I did a patch test. Could I use some oils or aloe Vera gel and rub it on my scalp 24 after the application? It’s pretty dry but I don’t want the color to leach

I think the only thing that this company is good at is ADVERTISING THEMSELVES! This is the worst hair product I have ever used. I have a healthy, soft, shiny black hair. I wanted to cover my grays, so I started with the 50/50 step and followed it with the indigo the next day. I am left now with a completely damaged, dusty hair. I have lost half of my hair in this process! I don’t know how to describe the result but it feels like my hair is totally burned out as if I applied bleach to it. Also, my grays of course turned into yellow and bright orange. This is a literal ripoff. I will never recommend this company’s products for anyone, especially those with Middle Eastern or European hair, it will burn it. It might work with African hair as relaxers just as they advertise it in their page, but definitely not for those with softer hair.

HS Reply: We're sorry this didn't work out for you and we would have been more then happy to go through the steps with you just to ensure a better experience and results. Our products definitely work very well for all hair types and textures. Curly hair aka African is soft hair as well. Some coloring steps sometimes need to be repeated to really deposit on stubborn hair and greys. One application even as a two step sometimes is not enough. Did you add aloe vera powder to your recipe and use our Cleansing CoWash to restore moisture? Without the right amounts of moisture your hair can turn out this way and as for loosing hair strands, henna hair coloring can loosen up a lot of the hair that normally sheds anywhere from 50-100 hairs at one time rather then throughout the day. We hope this helps so even if you don't decide to stay with our brand, that you find a natural alternative with henna to color your hair with. Good luck!

I'd stopped using henna on my natural hair since I had difficulty finding a high quality, solid product. I recently came across henna sooq on instagram. I ended up purchasing a kit that included red raj and indigo (I have lots of course grey and white hair framing my face). I mixed equal parts red raj and indigo, along with henna sooq organic aloe powder and organic alma, and my greys are covered in one application and my hair is soft. This henna was also easy to wash out with the henna sooq co-wash. Also, I did not get the brassy, bright orange color on my grey. Overall, I'm super, super happy with my first henna sooq experience and I'm looking forward to using other henna sooq products.

I have tried other brands, Henna Sooq's Indigo for Hair is of superior quality and I have found it to work best on coloring my very resistant gray hair. I use this in the 2-step process with HS's Red Raj Henna/Indigo for Hair in the first step, followed with just Indigo for Hair in the second step to completely cover my gray and get a beautiful dark mahogany brown with reddish highlights. I am 100% satisfied with this product and a repeat customer!