Henna–Indigo Two-Step Systems for Salon Distributors
How distributors stock and support two-step henna–indigo natural colour for salon chains — SKUs, education, batch consistency, and import programmes from India.
Request export quote — share SKU mix, port, and annual volume for a structured reply.
The henna–indigo two-step system remains the backbone of professional natural colour in many markets. Distributors should stock matched lots, publish clear sequencing guides, and train educators — otherwise salons blame the supplier when timing or ratios drift.
SKU strategy
Minimum professional range: export henna + indigo, optional herbal oils for mixing. Pre-blended natural hair colour speeds adoption for smaller salons.
Import once, distribute many
Centralise import documentation at your HQ, then branch to franchises with internal batch traceability. Country guides: UK, France, UAE.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the basic two-step sequence?
- Typically henna application first, rinse, then indigo application for brown-black results. Exact timing depends on desired tone — publish brand-standard protocols.
- Can indigo be sold without henna?
- Some buyers stock indigo only for brown tones on henna-treated hair. Most distributors pair both for complete natural colour coverage.
- How do distributors handle lot changes?
- Notify salons before switching batch IDs, provide updated blending notes if needed, and retain a reference sample for educator training.