Light Mountain Henna Hair Color & Conditioner – Red Hair Dye, Organic Henna Leaf Powder and Botanicals, Chemical-Free, Semi-Permanent Hair Color + 4 Hair Clips

Cool stuff! I used before semi permanent professional dye with dark blond base 30% grey. This herbal paint covers better and color looks more natural. I took medium brown for natural hair and it covering awesome. Color got a little more dark than natural but I like it very much. Will try next time lighter shade and 2 phase color for grey hair, hoping to get even better result. Hair feels much better than after chemical treatment. My hair was treated chemically 2 weeks before using herbs and I worried to get it red or green however it is perfect! Al pictures are taken after with different lighting

Most consistent brand out there for dye release. I mix with 1 to 2 table spoons of Reetha Powder from another manufacturer which darkens the red that deposits on the gray hairs, otherwise the grays turn bright orange and it takes 2-3 days for the natural oxidation to darken the orange-y gray hairs. Photo is immediately after rinsing/drying post color. I mix with almost boiling distilled water, allow to sit 30 minutes and test dye release on skin then apply to roots and wrap in Saran Wrap. I keep on from 3 to 4 hours depending on what my schedule allows. I am always pleased when I use this specific brand of henna.

I've been using this henna for four years and I love it!! I mix together about a half a cup of henna and enough warm water to make it the consistency of Greek yogurt using a glass bowl and plastic spoon. For shorter hair you won't need to use as much. It will be a greenish color when you first mix it, this is NORMAL. I read a review saying they thought they had gotten a bad batch because it was green, this is not so. It will be green for a while, then it turns an orangey color after it oxidizes. Which is also normal. I usually use it right away, while it's green because it doesn't matter. I put on neoprene gloves and coat the entirety of my head and the whole length of my hair. Then I pile my hair on top of my head and cover it in a plastic bag to let it set for four hours. After the four hours is up I get in the shower and rinse out as much of the product as I can, and I know it says not to wash your hair for several days afterwards but I have found that my hair will be course and tangle very easily and I get horrible split ends if I don't wash it once and use a good conditioner right after. Also the color is very vibrant and orange for the first few days, after that the color will fully oxidize and tone down a bit. It stays vibrant just doesn't look like you just colored your hair. It will look more natural. At least it does on me. (I'm very fair skinned and have naturally auburn hair). I recommend laying down an old towel over any surface that may get dripped on during the dying process, it's a messy process and you will get drops on the floor and counter tops. And it will stain orange if it's not immediately cleaned up. Also I recommend putting a thin layer of coconut oil or Vaseline on your forehead, ears, and back of your neck being careful not to get it in your hair as the henna will not color your hair where there's oil or Vaseline. I use the henna every few months. You can use it more often then that, I just don't use it very often because it's such a messy process that I don't like doing it more often then that. If anyone has any questions feel free to ask me and I'll answer to the best of my ability.

Wasn’t as hard as I was expecting but you do need time!!!I am a cosmetologist and have done quite a bit of hair but I have thin, dry, brittle hair and have been trying to give it a break but I don’t like my natural ashy level 6 hair and don’t plan to dye my hair any color but brown for a while.My hair was a level 7 copper brown with 1/2” grow out. I was afraid of a demarcation line and to much color being deposited in my over processed ends. It gave a solid color root to ends- I’m very pleased with that part! I also assumed this would hardly change my hair. My guess was I would end up with a level 6 red brown. I ended up with a level 5 and it’s a really pretty chocolate brown. A little darker then I was hoping for this go around but I do love this color.I used boiling water, let it sit for 10 min, put it on, and left it on for 4 hours with a towel over the plastic “shower cap.”It does not smell great. When I was pouring the boiling water in it smelled like old burned cigarettes that were made of alfalfa. The next few showers it smelled more like straight alfalfa powder (think high quality green protein shake powder).I’ve only had it in for a week but color hasn’t faded.I haven't notice the “healthy feeling” of the hair that everyone talks about but a lot of things (like coconut oil) make my hair feel worse not better so it’s probably just me. Hoping in the long run it will let my hair grow out and heal.My hair is down between my shoulder blades but only a dime sized pony tail. I used half the bag and it was just enough. If you have a lot of hair you should probably get 2 boxes.

I added 16oz of just tap water heated to almost boiling in microwave. Added a tablespoon plus a little extra of lemon juice. Mixed until combined. Let sit 4-5 hours. Woke up and covered my hair. Wrapped it in a plastic bag and covered that with a black towel held tight. Went to bed for another 4-6 hours-ish. Rinsed with water. Used an extremely small amount of conditioner after shampooing once cuz my hair was unmanageable. Gave me the perfect orange highlights I wanted. Cant wait to see it in the sun ♡ love it so much

I have been using it for many years . My hear is not aging !Trust this brand .I wish they provide 3 pairs of gloves for the packet of three...

You have to keep this on your hair about 3 hours for it to cover, and it does cover pretty well.