Indigo Oil | Indigofera Tinctoria | for Skin | Hair | Nails | Body | Face

Research suggests indigo oil can help clear psoriasis patches, so I’m giving it a shot as we head into summer. You can tell a little goes a long way by the way it’s dispensed and how it spreads on my skin. The packaging is very good compared to many other similarly bottled products: a plastic perforated safety cap and a plug seals the jar once opened to keep the oil secure. Inside the box is a replacement plug with a dispensing spout that you swap in for the one that comes in the bottle. With the dispensing plug installed, you flip the bottle and give it a light shake, and controlled drops dispense, preventing spills and waste. The scent is strong at first but seems to fade after an hour, or I may simply get used to it. It has a vaguely lemony scent—distinctive and pleasant to my nose. Now let’s see how well it works! I have faith that it will help based on what I've read about it, but I also realize the unfortunate fact that any psoriasis treatment's effectiveness varies among individuals. Good luck to me and everyone else giving indigo-a-go-go!

Came pretty quickly even though it was international. I did have to sign for it, which seemed silly. I'm giving it a 3 because it is very strong smelling and because it is an oil, it is very hard to wash out. Waiting to see if I have results from using it and trying not to die from the super strong perfumy smell.

I love this for hair to help with the gray. When used properly the results are amazing.