Poudre de Nila Sahraouia Box Achifayne

Weight including jar and box 95g.

Item is boxed in a glass jar.

Product weight approx 50g

Real Moroccan top quality Nila / Indigo Powder Indigo powder is a natural dye made from the leaves of the indigo plant (Indigofera tinctoria).

Here are some of its key uses: Hair Dye: Indigo powder is commonly used as a natural hair dye, often in combination with henna.

It can produce a range of colours from deep blue to black, depending on the application method and the ratio of indigo to henna.

Fabric Dyeing: Indigo is a traditional and widely used natural dye for fabrics, particularly cotton and linen.

It produces a classic blue colour that is known for its durability and colourfastness.

Body Art: In some cultures, indigo is used for temporary body art and tattoos.

Key Characteristics

Natural Origin: Derived from a Moroccan plant source, making it a natural and often eco-friendly alternative to synthetic dyes.

Versatile Colour: Can produce a range of blue and indigo shades.

Durability: Known for its colourfastness and longevity. If you’re interested in using indigo powder, it’s essential to follow proper safety precautions and use appropriate techniques to achieve the desired results.

Poudre de Nila Background

Indigo powder has been used for centuries to create beautiful, long-lasting blue dyes. In Morocco, indigo is traditionally cultivated and processed, resulting in a high-quality, vibrant blue pigment. Moroccan indigo powder is often sought after for its rich color and natural origin. It is commonly used for dyeing textiles, creating body art, and even as a natural hair dye.

The process of making indigo powder in Morocco involves a series of steps, including harvesting the indigo plant, fermenting the leaves, and extracting the indigo dye. This traditional method ensures the production of a high-quality, natural product.

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