Radico USA
Certified Organic Single Herbs
Single-Herb Care
Twelve Herbs,
Twelve Ways to Care
Each of these certified organic powders does one thing beautifully. Mix with water, apply, rinse—that's the whole ritual. Choose the herb your hair is asking for.
Color
Copper-Red
Henna Leaf
The original plant dye—colors warm copper while it strengthens.
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Blue-Black
Indigo Leaf
Turns henna's warmth into brown, black, and cool ash tones.
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Violet-Red
Hibiscus Flower
Soft violet undertones—plus amino acids that feed the strand.
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Red-Mahogany
Manjistha Root
Deep mahogany warmth henna alone cannot reach.
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Natural Shampoo
Reetha Fruit
Natural saponins cleanse gently—a powder-based herbal shampoo.
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Cleanse & Condition
Shikakai Seed
Washes away buildup while keeping hair soft, full, and shiny.
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Moisturizing Wash
Neem Leaf
Cleanses without over-stripping—for a dry, tight, or itchy scalp.
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Antioxidant Treatment
Amla Fruit
Vitamin C-rich conditioning treatment—and a natural partner for henna.
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Root Care
Bhringraj Leaf
The "King of Hair"—nourishes the scalp where healthy hair begins.
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Scalp Calming
Brahmi Leaf
Bacosides calm a dry, itchy, or sensitive scalp—and soften strands.
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Protein & Moisture
Methi Seed
Plant proteins and mucilage lock in moisture for dry, fragile hair.
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Gloss & Volume
Colorless Henna
A henna-style strengthening mask—with none of the red tones.
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A Single-Herb Plant Dye
Henna Leaf Powder
Lawsonia inermis — the original plant dye
Think of Henna as a powder-based plant dye that strengthens as it colors. Mixed with water, it becomes a smooth paste you apply to the hair. Its natural pigment, lawsone, bonds directly to keratin—no chemical reaction, no cuticle damage.
Used for thousands of years across Ayurveda and traditional care, Henna colors hair a warm copper-orange while coating each strand for real thickness, body, and shine.
Blend it your way. Pure henna is the base of countless herbal shades. Add indigo to deepen toward brown or black, amla to soften the warmth, or hibiscus and manjistha for richer red tones—mix your own color, exactly as you like it.
A great choice if you want
- ✓Natural warm copper-red color
- ✓Thicker, fuller-feeling hair
- ✓Stronger strands with real body and shine
- ✓Color without ammonia, peroxide, or PPD
- ✓A base herb to blend your own custom shade
- ✓To warm up or enrich an existing herbal color
- ✓A simple herbal ritual without synthetic ingredients
Please note: Henna on its own produces warm copper-orange tones, and the result varies with your natural hair color. Always do a strand test before your first full application.
What's Inside
Henna's coloring and strengthening power comes from these naturally occurring compounds. Tap to learn more.
Hair & Scalp Benefits
A Single-Herb Plant Dye
Indigo Leaf Powder
Indigofera tinctoria — the blue-black plant
Think of Indigo as henna's counterpart—the herb that brings depth and cool tones. Mixed with water, it becomes a smooth paste you apply to the hair. Its blue-black pigment is what turns henna's warm copper into browns, blacks, and cool ash tones.
Without indigo, plant color would be limited to orange-red. With it, the full herbal spectrum becomes possible—all without a single synthetic dye.
Best used with henna. Indigo needs henna's lawsone to bond well to hair. Use it after or alongside henna to build brown to black, or blend small amounts into a shade to cool down unwanted warmth.
A great choice if you want
- ✓Deep brown to natural black tones
- ✓To cool down warm or red-toned hair
- ✓Color without ammonia, peroxide, or PPD
- ✓Antioxidant-rich herbal care while you color
- ✓Denser, fuller-looking hair
- ✓A partner herb to blend your own custom shade
- ✓A simple herbal ritual without synthetic ingredients
Please note: Indigo develops over 2 to 3 days—shifting from green to blue to deep black. Judge your final color after day 3, and always do a strand test before your first full application.
What's Inside
Indigo's coloring and protective power comes from these naturally occurring compounds. Tap to learn more.
Hair & Scalp Benefits
A Single-Herb Plant Dye
Hibiscus Flower Powder
Hibiscus rosa-sinensis — the flower of hair
Think of Hibiscus as the herb that adds dimension. Mixed with water, it becomes a smooth paste that lends soft violet and plum undertones to hair—while feeding the strands the very amino acids they're built from.
Ayurveda has used hibiscus flowers for generations, not only for color but to support growth, shine, and a healthy scalp.
Color and nourishment in one flower. Its flavonoids bond to keratin for depth and luminosity, while its amino acids—the building blocks of hair protein—help rebuild what daily life wears down.
A great choice if you want
- ✓Soft violet-red undertones and depth
- ✓To enrich or deepen a henna-based shade
- ✓Amino acids that nourish hair protein
- ✓Natural shine and luminous dimension
- ✓Gentle scalp clarifying without harsh chemicals
- ✓A partner herb to blend your own custom shade
- ✓A simple herbal ritual without synthetic ingredients
Please note: Hibiscus alone gives subtle tone rather than full color—it shines brightest blended with henna or other herbs. Always do a strand test before your first full application.
What's Inside
Hibiscus's coloring and nourishing power comes from these naturally occurring compounds. Tap to learn more.
Hair & Scalp Benefits
A Single-Herb Plant Dye
Manjistha Root Powder
Rubia cordifolia — the Indian madder root
Think of Manjistha as the herb that brings warmth and depth. Mixed with water, it becomes a smooth paste that yields deep red and mahogany tones—the rich, warm dimension henna alone cannot reach.
One of the most prized roots in Ayurveda, Manjistha has been valued for centuries as much for its care of the skin and scalp as for its color.
Depth that henna can't reach alone. Blend Manjistha into henna to shift copper toward mahogany, or add it to darker shades for a richer, more dimensional red undertone—all with a root that soothes as it colors.
A great choice if you want
- ✓Deep red and mahogany tones
- ✓To warm and enrich a henna-based shade
- ✓Antioxidant-rich care while you color
- ✓Calming support for a sensitive scalp
- ✓Better color retention over time
- ✓A partner herb to blend your own custom shade
- ✓A simple herbal ritual without synthetic ingredients
Please note: Manjistha adds tone and depth rather than full color on its own—it works best blended with henna or other herbs. Always do a strand test before your first full application.
What's Inside
Manjistha's coloring and soothing power comes from these naturally occurring compounds. Tap to learn more.
Hair & Scalp Benefits
A Natural Hair Treatment Alternative
Amla Fruit Powder
Emblica officinalis — the Indian gooseberry
Think of Amla as a powder-based herbal hair treatment. Mixed with water, it becomes a smooth conditioning paste for your scalp and hair. Unlike a conditioner that simply coats the surface, Amla cares for hair with naturally occurring nutrients—vitamin C, antioxidants, minerals, and plant compounds.
Ayurveda has used Amla for centuries to support stronger-looking hair, natural shine, scalp balance, and healthier growth.
A natural partner for henna. Amla is commonly mixed with henna to soften overly warm red tones—creating a more balanced, refined herbal color result.
A great choice if you want
- ✓A natural herbal hair treatment
- ✓Softer, shinier, healthier-looking hair
- ✓Scalp nourishment without synthetic ingredients
- ✓Support for dull, dry, or weak hair
- ✓A gentle way to refresh the scalp
- ✓A natural partner for henna-based hair color
- ✓More volume and smoother hair texture
What's Inside
Amla's nourishing power comes from these naturally occurring compounds. Tap to learn more.
Hair & Scalp Benefits
A Natural Shampoo Alternative
Reetha Fruit Powder
Sapindus mukorossi — the soapnut
Think of Reetha as a powder-based herbal shampoo. Mixed with water, it becomes a cleansing paste you massage into the scalp and hair.
It may not foam like conventional shampoo—but its natural saponins wash the hair in a simple, traditional, chemical-free way.
A great choice if you want
- ✓A natural shampoo alternative
- ✓A cleaner scalp without harsh surfactants
- ✓A simple daily or weekly herbal wash
- ✓Lighter, fresher-feeling hair
- ✓A more eco-friendly hair care routine
What's Inside
Reetha's cleansing power comes from these naturally occurring compounds. Tap to learn more.
Hair & Scalp Benefits
A Natural Cleansing & Conditioning Alternative
Shikakai Seed Powder
Acacia concinna — "fruit for the hair"
Think of Shikakai as a powder-based herbal cleanser and conditioner. Mixed with water, it becomes a smooth paste you massage into the scalp and hair. Naturally rich in saponins—plant-based cleansing compounds—it removes excess oil, impurities, and product buildup without the harsh feel of synthetic shampoos.
Cleanses without stripping. Where conventional cleansers can leave hair dry, Shikakai supports softness, volume, and natural shine—and prepares the scalp so nourishing herbal ingredients work more effectively.
A great choice if you want
- ✓A natural herbal shampoo alternative
- ✓Gentle cleansing without harsh surfactants
- ✓Softer, fuller, healthier-looking hair
- ✓Support for scalp freshness and balance
- ✓Help with excess oil and buildup
- ✓More volume and natural shine
- ✓A simple daily or weekly herbal hair wash
What's Inside
Shikakai's cleansing and conditioning power comes from these naturally occurring compounds. Tap to learn more.
Hair & Scalp Benefits
A Natural Root-Care Treatment Alternative
Bhringraj Leaf Powder
Eclipta alba — Kesharaja, the "King of Hair"
Think of Bhringraj as a powder-based herbal scalp and root treatment. Mixed with water, it becomes a smooth paste you apply directly to the scalp and hair. Ayurveda has used it for centuries to support stronger-looking roots, healthier-looking hair, and natural shine.
Care starts at the scalp. Unlike treatments that only coat the surface of the hair, Bhringraj nourishes where healthy-looking hair begins—its natural plant compounds support the roots and a healthier scalp environment.
A great choice if you want
- ✓Stronger-looking roots
- ✓Support for thin, weak, or tired hair
- ✓Fuller-looking, healthier-looking hair
- ✓Natural softness and shine
- ✓Gentle scalp care without harsh chemicals
What's Inside
Bhringraj's root-nourishing power comes from these naturally occurring compounds. Tap to learn more.
Hair & Scalp Benefits
A Natural Scalp-Calming Treatment
Brahmi Leaf Powder
Bacopa monnieri — the herb of clarity
Think of Brahmi as a powder-based herbal treatment for both scalp and hair. Mixed with water, it becomes a smooth paste you apply directly to the scalp and strands. Ayurveda has long used it to support a calm scalp, softer hair, and stronger-looking strands.
Calm from the first application. Brahmi naturally contains bacosides—plant compounds valued for scalp comfort. While the paste rests, it nourishes the scalp and gently coats each strand for a smoother, healthier feel.
A great choice if you want
- ✓Support for a dry or sensitive scalp
- ✓Gentle care for an itchy or irritated scalp
- ✓Softer, smoother hair
- ✓Support for weak or fragile strands
- ✓Better manageability and natural shine
- ✓A simple herbal hair mask without harsh chemicals
What's Inside
Brahmi's calming power comes from these naturally occurring compounds. Tap to learn more.
Hair & Scalp Benefits
A Natural Moisturizing Scalp Wash
Neem Leaf Powder
Azadirachta indica — the village pharmacy
Think of Neem as a powder-based herbal scalp wash and moisturizing mask. Mixed with water, it becomes a smooth paste you apply directly to the scalp and hair. Ayurveda has long used it to cleanse the scalp while supporting moisture, comfort, and balance.
Cleanses without over-stripping. Where strong cleansers can remove too much natural oil, Neem is gentler on a scalp that feels dry, tight, itchy, or flaky after shampooing—leaving dry or rough hair feeling softer and smoother.
A great choice if you want
- ✓Support for a dry or tight scalp
- ✓Gentle care for an itchy or flaky scalp
- ✓A moisturizing herbal scalp wash
- ✓Softer, smoother-feeling hair
- ✓Scalp comfort without harsh synthetic detergents
- ✓A simple Ayurvedic moisture-care ritual
What's Inside
Neem's moisture-supporting power comes from these naturally occurring compounds. Tap to learn more.
Hair & Scalp Benefits
A Natural Strengthening & Moisture-Locking Treatment
Methi Seed Powder
Trigonella foenum-graecum — fenugreek
Think of Methi as a powder-based herbal mask for dry, weak, or fragile hair. Mixed with water, it becomes a smooth, slightly slippery paste for the scalp and hair. Ayurveda has long used fenugreek to support stronger-looking hair and a more comfortable scalp.
Sometimes the problem isn't cleansing. It's a lack of protein, moisture, and antioxidant protection reaching the hair fiber and scalp. Methi coats each strand with a nourishing film while delivering calming compounds to the scalp—strengthening and softening from root to tip.
A great choice if you want
- ✓Support for dry or brittle hair
- ✓A moisture-locking herbal hair mask
- ✓Softer, smoother, easier-to-manage hair
- ✓Support for weak or thinning-looking strands
- ✓Gentle care for an itchy or flaky scalp
- ✓A simple Ayurvedic treatment without synthetic ingredients
What's Inside
Methi's strengthening power comes from these naturally occurring compounds. Tap to learn more.
Hair & Scalp Benefits
Strengthening Without Color Commitment
Colorless Henna Leaf Powder
Cassia obovata — "neutral henna"
Think of Colorless Henna as a powder-based herbal gloss and strengthening mask. Mixed with water, it becomes a smooth paste for the scalp and hair. It coats each strand naturally—making hair feel thicker, smoother, and more resilient while supporting a calmer, more balanced scalp.
All the ritual, none of the red. It's called "neutral henna" because it's used exactly like traditional henna—but without adding henna's red-orange tone. Your natural or existing color stays exactly as it is.
A great choice if you want
- ✓Stronger-feeling hair
- ✓More body and volume
- ✓Natural shine and softness
- ✓Smoother, more manageable hair
- ✓Scalp-balancing herbal care
- ✓The benefits of a henna-style treatment without red tones
- ✓A simple herbal mask without synthetic coating ingredients
Please note: On very light blonde, white, or gray hair, longer applications may leave a subtle golden tone.
What's Inside
Colorless Henna's strengthening power comes from these naturally occurring compounds. Tap to learn more.
Hair & Scalp Benefits
