Indigo
In a similar vein to henna, indigo comes from ground plant leaves. When mixed with liquid (water”> and exposed to air it turns blue. Don’t worry though, indigo actually turns the hair deep black, and has been used to do so for thousands of years. Indigo requires a firm commitment; once you’ve use it you can’t go back for some time until it wears off.
If your hair is a lighter color than brown, it is advised that you henna hair first, then apply indigo.
For more on indigo, check out Shelli of Hairscapades and her 2-step henna/indigo process.
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