Indigo Henna Radhe Shyam
Indigo henna | Natural blue-black hair dye for hair and dreadlocks
Indigo: a dark tone with cool blue undertones. Ideal if you want to darken your hair while avoiding reddish reflections and achieving a cooler finish.
- Natural, vegan and eco-friendly henna
- Made in Spain with plant-based ingredients
- Adds shine and volume
- Naturally covers grey hair
- Duration: 1–2 months (hair) · 2–4 months (dreadlocks)
Easy application: no prior experience needed.
➤ View full step-by-step tutorial + video
💡 How much henna do you need based on your hair length?
100% plant-based formula: free from harsh chemicals. Suitable for sensitive skin.
Includes: henna powder, gloves and cap.
How does indigo look?
Indigo provides a dark tone with cool blue undertones, ideal for neutralizing reddish reflections and achieving a deeper result. The finish is natural and may vary depending on your base hair color.
Is this shade right for you?
- If you want to darken your hair without warm tones
- If you're looking for a cooler black shade
- If you want to combine it with henna to adjust your final color
Difference compared to other shades
Unlike black henna, indigo provides a cooler undertone. It’s perfect for balancing reddish hues or achieving a darker result without warmth.
🧺 Materials needed
- Henna powder and gloves included in the box.
- Cap (included, optional).
- A non-metal bowl.
- A non-metal spatula for mixing.
- Very hot water (preferably bottled).
- A hair dye brush (tint brush) for applying to roots (optional).
- A towel that you don’t mind staining; microfiber is lighter.
- A hair dryer (optional, if you want to speed up the process).
➤ If you’re missing any materials, you can find all the dye tools here.
💡 Tip before starting: applying henna is more than just changing your color, it’s a moment to take care of yourself. Take your time, start early and enjoy the process. If you have dreadlocks, make sure they are completely dry before going to bed.
⚠️ Important: if you have previously used chemical hair dye or bleach, wait 3 to 4 weeks before applying henna.
Is this your first time using henna? Here’s a complete step-by-step guide to help you get the best results:
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