Natural Hair & Beauty Powders

Plant powders and clays for homemade hair and face masks: henna, indigo, shikakai, aritha, bhringraj, bentonite clay and more, plus Himalayan pink bath salt. All for external use.

Organic Amla Powder
From £5.99
Sharp, sour & tangy
Sours chutneys, dal & pickles
Use like lemon in soups

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Organic Aloe Vera Leaf Powder
From £8.49
Rose water face mask base
Pairs with oatmeal & yoghurt
Coconut oil hair mask mix

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Rose Petal Powder
From £7.99
Delicate floral, tart-sweet flavour
Stir into lassi & bakes
Pairs with cardamom

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Organic Brahmi Powder
From £10.99
Earthy, herbal scent
Mix to a smooth hair paste
Pairs with amla & bhringraj

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Organic Hibiscus Powder
From £11.99
Tart, cranberry-like flavour
Turns drinks ruby red
Mix into lemonade & smoothies

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Bhringraj Powder
From £8.49
Mix to a smooth paste
Infuse into warm coconut oil
Pairs with amla & hibiscus

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Organic Shikakai Powder
From £10.99
Gentle, low-foam hair wash
Mix to a smooth paste
Pairs with reetha & amla

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Indigo Powder

From £8.49
Blue-black tones over henna
Mix with plain water
Apply fresh, straight after mixing

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Organic Aritha Powder
From £5.99
Soft, low natural lather
Mix to a thin paste
Pairs with shikakai & amla

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Henna Powder (Henna Red)
From £8.49
Rich red-orange stain
Mix with lemon juice
Pairs with indigo for brown

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Neem Leaf Powder
From £8.49
Strong, bitter herbal scent
Mix to a hair paste
Pairs with coconut oil

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Bentonite Clay Powder
From £11.49
Classic face mask clay
Fizzes with apple cider vinegar
Mix in a non-metal bowl

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Himalayan Pink Crystal Bath Salt
From £6.49
Blush-pink crystal grains
Dissolve in a warm bath
Mix into a body scrub

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Walnut Shell Powder
From £8.49
Finely ground gritty texture
Stir into DIY body scrubs
Adds texture to handmade soap

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Rhassoul Clay Powder (Moroccan Ghassoul Clay)
From £8.99

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Hair colour: henna and indigo

Henna gives a natural red-orange tone. For brown to black shades, many people apply henna first and then indigo in a second step. Mix with warm water into a smooth paste, apply, cover and rinse. Read our hair and beauty guides for method and timings.

Natural hair washes

Shikakai and aritha (reetha) are traditional Indian hair washes. Aritha lathers gently with water, and many people mix it with shikakai and amla to make a simple wash.

Face masks and clays

Bentonite clay turns into a smooth paste with water, making it a popular base for homemade face masks. Aloe vera powder turns into a gel, and rose petal powder adds colour and a floral scent.

Bath salt

Himalayan pink crystal bath salt dissolves in a warm bath. Add a few spoonfuls as the bath fills.

Good to know

External use only. These products are not for eating or drinking.
Patch test first. Apply a little to the inside of your elbow and wait 48 hours before full use, especially with henna and indigo.
Avoid eyes. Rinse with water if any gets in your eyes.

Are these products for external use only?

Yes. Everything in this range is sold for external, cosmetic use. Don't eat or drink it.

Do I need to do a patch test?

Yes. Apply a small amount to the inside of your elbow and wait 48 hours before using it on your hair or face, especially with henna and indigo.

How do I get a darker colour with henna?

Many people use a two-step method: henna first, then indigo. Henna on its own gives a red-orange tone.

How do I use bentonite clay for a face mask?

Mix the powder with water in a glass, ceramic or wooden bowl until smooth, apply a thin layer, leave for 10 to 15 minutes, then rinse with warm water.

How much bath salt should I use?

Add two or three spoonfuls to a warm bath as it fills and let it dissolve.