Nila powder 70g
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The blue indigo leaves grow in some desert regions of Morocco, there they are picked and then soaked in water until fermentation, until the blue substance is deposited, after which it is dried and used.
For the hair:
Indigo powder is a natural dye that is now very popular for dyeing hair black. Many people know it as black or blue henna. When the Nile powder is mixed with natural henna powder, the result is a dark brown to glossy black color. The blue powder is also used to dye clothes, creating a denim blue color. In the botanical language it is known as Indogofera tinctoria.
- Natural hair color
- With antiseptic properties
- Natural gray hair coverage
- Mixable with other hair dyes
Application:
- The powder is mixed with a sufficient amount of hot water to form a smooth paste and then distributed in damp hair.
- The exposure time should be between 10-90 minutes depending on the desired intensity of the tint.
For the skin:
Women in the Sahara have used this blue plant powder to lighten their skin tone and also to treat inflammation, skin disorders, eczema, wrinkles, psoriasis or blackheads. It's also a great product for sunburns.
Application:
1- Clean the skin
2- Mix a teaspoon of Nila powder and a few drops of water or rose water into a thin paste
3- Apply to face and let dry (avoid eyes and mouth)
4- When everything is dry, rinse thoroughly
