---
product_id: 2031108
title: "Henna Hair Color & Conditioner - Red Hair Dye for Men/Women, Organic Henna Leaf Powder and Botanicals, Chemical-Free, Semi-Permanent Hair Color, 4 Oz (Pack of 3)"
brand: "light mountain"
price: "A$63"
currency: AUD
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 5
category: "Light Mountain"
url: https://www.desertcart.com.au/products/2031108-henna-hair-color-and-conditioner-red-hair-dye-for-men
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region: Australia
---

# 100% Organic Henna & Botanicals Vegan & Cruelty-Free Certified Chemical-Free & Gentle Formula Henna Hair Color & Conditioner - Red Hair Dye for Men/Women, Organic Henna Leaf Powder and Botanicals, Chemical-Free, Semi-Permanent Hair Color, 4 Oz (Pack of 3)

**Brand:** light mountain
**Price:** A$63
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔥 Turn heads with radiant red—naturally! 🌿

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Henna Hair Color & Conditioner - Red Hair Dye for Men/Women, Organic Henna Leaf Powder and Botanicals, Chemical-Free, Semi-Permanent Hair Color, 4 Oz (Pack of 3) by light mountain
- **How much does it cost?** A$63 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.au](https://www.desertcart.com.au/products/2031108-henna-hair-color-and-conditioner-red-hair-dye-for-men)

## Best For

- light mountain enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted light mountain brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Safe & Nourishing:** Free from ammonia, PPD, metallic salts, and peroxide—protect your hair’s health while enhancing color.
- • **Pure Botanical Power:** Infused with premium organic henna leaf powder and botanicals for vibrant, natural red tones without compromise.
- • **Softness Meets Shine:** Conditions hair deeply during coloring, leaving strands silky, strong, and lustrous with every use.
- • **Ethical Beauty Ritual:** Cruelty-free, vegan-friendly formula crafted by henna experts with decades of trusted experience.
- • **Semi-Permanent Freedom:** Enjoy rich red hues that fade gracefully, avoiding harsh roots and chemical buildup.

## Overview

Light Mountain Henna Hair Color & Conditioner delivers a chemical-free, semi-permanent red hair dye experience using 100% organic henna leaf powder and botanicals. Designed for both men and women, this vegan and cruelty-free formula strengthens and nourishes hair while imparting a vibrant, natural red tint. Trusted by henna experts for decades, it offers a safe alternative to harsh chemical dyes, leaving hair soft, shiny, and healthy.

## Description

desertcart.com : Light Mountain Henna Hair Color & Conditioner - Red Hair Dye for Men/Women, Organic Henna Leaf Powder and Botanicals, Chemical-Free, Semi-Permanent Hair Color, 4 Oz (Pack of 3) : Chemical Hair Dyes : Beauty & Personal Care

Review: OMG, LOVED IT! I got gorgeous shiny and soft red hair. - My natural hair color is light brown with a few blonde and red highlights, but I’ve always loved red Irish hair. I would have loved to be born a red hair 🤣 To enhance some of my natural red highlights, I used to use henna when a was a teenager. Since it was natural and didn’t really change my natural color but just enhance it, my parents allowed me to use it. However, I remember the process being very messy, the henna I used being very sandy (texture-wise), and my hair feeling dry after. In my 20s, I just decided I really wanted my hair to be a bit more reddish than the results I got from henna so I changed to ammonia-free hair dyes. The dye gave the more red hair look I was looking for, but left my hair very brittle and frizzy. When I turned 30 I decided to stop dyeing my hair because it just looked too weak and I couldn’t stand the feeling of it. It felt coarse and no matter what I used, it looked frizzy. 4 years later, my hair was finally free of any dye and was looking healthy and shiny, and best of all, was very soft to the touch. But I started to miss my red-hair-self again (lol). I knew I didn’t want to go back to chemical hair dye (my hair is just too fine for it, plus I hate the whole roots growth thing) so I decided to give henna a chance again. I first did a lot of research, and found a YouTube video of a girl with similar natural hair color as mine that used this product and got a gorgeous red tint. I immediately ordered it, but before actually doing it, I did more research to know how to prepare a perfect mix and if it was good for my hair to add lemon to it. Also to know if I actually had to let it cure for four hours before applying it (I never did that before, and that was a totally new thing for me so I needed to know). I also googled about how to avoid henna drying my hair (since it can really be a consequence of using it and it did happen to me before.) I finally Hennaed my hair last night, and I’m sooooo happy with the results I decided to do my first ever desertcart review (I’m usually very lazy to do one). This is what I learnt from my research, and what I actually did: 1- Applying henna doesn’t have to be messy, you just need to get the right texture. Last night I didn’t make a mess or had henna drooling down my neck for the 4h I kept it. I prepared my mix and applied it when it had the consistency of Greek yoghurt (not too liquid, not too solid). 2- Trust the manufacturer’s instructions, at least if it’s your first time. I read so many different recipes, and how you should leave the mix cure, and add some kind of oil to make it more nourishing, etc, that I was really confused. Plus, everyone has a different opinion on what works best. My head was about to explode with all the info, and I remembered I hadn’t actually read Light Mountain’s instructions. I did and I felt soooo much better. They were very simple and even gave tips on what to if you wanted to nourish your hair, or get more golden highlights, etc. They actually also say NOT TO CURE the mix, but to apply it once it is cold enough to be applied. 3- Henna quality is essential! Now that I’ve used this henna, I started thinking the one I used to use when I was younger wasn’t as pure or as good quality. I remembered feeling like I had sand on my hair when I was rinsing it out, but this henna is so fine you don’t even feel it! Rinsing it out was very easy, and I was actually very surprised to feel my hair sooooooo soft even while I was rinsing the henna out. It felt like I had put some conditioner on, but I hadn’t. It was just the henna! :D Now, what did I add to my mix? I prepared my henna with chamomile tea and 1 egg. I left it on for 4h and then rinse it out with warm water. Once I had no more residues, I applied a conditioning mask for 1min. I really didn’t need that since my hair was already very soft, but the instructions did say to use some conditioner and I didn’t have any. I just had the mask so I used a bit of that. I then blow dried it so that I wouldn’t go to bed with wet hair and to see the color I had gotten, and OH MY GOD, I’M SO IN LOVE WITH IT!!! The red shade is gorgeous and looks very natural on me. My hair feels very soft and looks lustrous. I haven’t shampooed it yet. It says to better wait at least 24h before doing so, so I’m doing that 🤓 I totally recommend this product to anyone wanting to slightly change your hair color without harming it. Your hair will look amazing, and you’ll feel even more beautiful ❤️
Review: Henna is great but you need to learn how to use it. - I have been using henna for 30+ years and I especially like this brand though 100 percent natural henna is pretty much all the same. Like many home coloring treatments, you have to get used to mixing and applying it. Put some of the henna in a glass bowl. You will have to experiment over time in terms of how much to use. I put perhaps a quarter to a third of a cup (dry measurement) into the glass bowl depending on the length of my hair which can vary from above the shoulders to three inches below the shoulders. I have fine wavy hair. Heat a cup of water in the microwave. Do not make it super hot because you are going to put it on your head but it has to be warm enough to mix with the powdered henna. Add some of the water to the henna and whisk around with a fork. If it is lumpy, add more water. If it's too liquidy, add more henna. You want the consistency to be liquid enough to spread into your hair from roots to tips. Too liquidy will make a mess. Too lumpy will mean you won't get good coverage of your hair. Henna does NOT stain glass or metal utensils. It will wash away clean with hot water. (I do this b/f putting the bowl and fork into the dishwasher.) You need gloves to apply the henna. You will also need plastic wrap or a disposable shower cap. Once the henna is on your hair, wrap it. Use warm water and a towel to wash the henna off your face, ears, and neck. Henna comes off the skin easily so don't panic. Henna comes out of most fabrics too but I use old towels and an old shirt when I put henna in my hair. I have left the henna in my hair for as long as five hours. If I'm home doing work, I just leave it in. You can also wash it out in ten, fifteen, thirty minutes. The resulting color will be about the same no matter what. When you're ready, wash the henna out with warm water. I use the sink rather than doing this in the shower because it can get a bit messy. Once you wash the henna out, use your regular shampoo and conditioner and wash your hair as you usually do. NOTE - for the first few washes, the henna color will come off on your towels. In the 30+ years I have used henna, I have never ruined a towel or clothing. It washes out but as I said before, I use old towels and wear an old shirt when I do henna. Your hair may smell "henna-ish" until you wash it a couple of times. It's not an offensive smell and I have never had anyone say anything about the smell. Put some product in your hair if you want to mask the smell. If you are unhappy with the color, add baking soda to your shampoo when you wash your hair and it will come out quite quickly. Remember - henna is not a permanent chemical dye; it washes out quite subtly over time. If you have grey, henna will color it but it will be a "lighter shinier" color than the rest of your hair. I have grey and I use red henna. My real color is a couple of shades darker than the henna. After using henna, my hair looks lovely because the grey hair is a tiny bit accentuated. As my hair grows out, I do not get that telltale line of "here's my (chemical) hair dye and here's my real color." I usually do henna every six weeks and sometimes in between I will just do the roots and around my face. My hair grows quite quickly. Don't give up on henna after using it just once. Get used to mixing and applying it before you decide if henna is for you or not. VERY IMPORTANT NOTE - This review is about red henna. If you want to use black henna, do a lot of research first.

## Features

- HENNA HAIR COLOR: Light Mountain Natural Hair Color & Conditioner strengthens and nourishes hair while it gently colors.
- ORGANIC HENNA & BOTANICALS: Organic henna leaf powder, pure botanicals, and nothing else goes into our time-tested hair dyes.
- CHEMICAL FREE: Our conditioning hair colors are ammonia-free, PPD-free, metallic-salt free, and peroxide-free.
- VEGAN HAIR COLOR: Cruelty-free, our vegan-friendly, our henna hair color kits are never tested on animals.
- PREMIER HENNA EXPERTS: At Light Mountain, we've been blending henna-based hair dyes for decades.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B001ET7LAI |
| Best Sellers Rank | #39,709 in Beauty & Personal Care ( See Top 100 in Beauty & Personal Care ) #36 in Hair Hennas |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (2,283) |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer  | Yes |
| Item model number  | 187130 |
| Manufacturer  | Light Mountain |
| Product Dimensions  | 4.05 x 2.05 x 4.15 inches; 0.01 ounces |
| UPC  | 885587514603 077014100033 756769470799 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** LIGHT MOUNTAIN
- **Color:** Red
- **Item Form:** Powder
- **Package Information:** Box
- **Product Benefits:** 100% certified USDA organic, semi-permanent henna hair color.

## Images

![Henna Hair Color & Conditioner - Red Hair Dye for Men/Women, Organic Henna Leaf Powder and Botanicals, Chemical-Free, Semi-Permanent Hair Color, 4 Oz (Pack of 3) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81OAzs6pCxL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: I am 51 with light olive skin and dark eyes and dark brown hair. I dont want to go too light. I want a dark rich dark brown with a little red. sugg?**
A: I have dark brown hair (fair skin), and it made mine RED. it mellowed over time, but next time I henna, I'm using a blend of henna, cassia and indigo for a warm medium brown tone. 

If you want to go down the henna rabbit hole ;) there's a website: tapdancinglizard.com has several free ebooks with all kinds of information on how henna and other natural plant dyes work, how to blend them, and what to expect long term (like how they respond to attempts to lighten them). Very different from commercial dyes, but I will never go back. My hair and scalp are clearly happier with henna!

**Q: Does it cover the grey?**
A: Greetings;For detail, visit http://www.lotusbrands.com/pdfs/Light_Mountain_Hair_Color.pdfIf you are not totally grey, the grey becomes strawberry & the reds deeper, for a beautiful multi-dimensional red. If you are predominently grey, it will look pink-ish. You've probably seen these older ladies around, bless their punk rock souls. Henna has a harder time attaching to gray hair because of changes in the protein base of gray hair. Light Mountain has developed another two-step product, "Color the Gray!" that effectively colors most gray hair. I have not tried this yet, but its available in eight shades & the box has a color chart to help you determine which shade is appropriate for you. Inside the box are two treatments: Step 1 is applied first to condition the gray hair, thus aiding the acceptance of the final color treatment. Step 2, the final treatment, seals in the color.

**Q: The title of this product says a pack of 3, that implies that there are three 4 oz. packs of henna powder, resulting in a total of 12 oz, correct?**
A: There are three 4oz boxes, resulting in a total of 12 oz. My hair is very thick, just past my shoulders, and I use two boxes (8 oz) for my hair.

**Q: what are the contents of the Red? is there any senna or idigo included with the henna?**
A: It's only a baggie full of regular henna. Hope this helps

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ OMG, LOVED IT! I got gorgeous shiny and soft red hair.
*by M***V on February 11, 2019*

My natural hair color is light brown with a few blonde and red highlights, but I’ve always loved red Irish hair. I would have loved to be born a red hair 🤣 To enhance some of my natural red highlights, I used to use henna when a was a teenager. Since it was natural and didn’t really change my natural color but just enhance it, my parents allowed me to use it. However, I remember the process being very messy, the henna I used being very sandy (texture-wise), and my hair feeling dry after. In my 20s, I just decided I really wanted my hair to be a bit more reddish than the results I got from henna so I changed to ammonia-free hair dyes. The dye gave the more red hair look I was looking for, but left my hair very brittle and frizzy. When I turned 30 I decided to stop dyeing my hair because it just looked too weak and I couldn’t stand the feeling of it. It felt coarse and no matter what I used, it looked frizzy. 4 years later, my hair was finally free of any dye and was looking healthy and shiny, and best of all, was very soft to the touch. But I started to miss my red-hair-self again (lol). I knew I didn’t want to go back to chemical hair dye (my hair is just too fine for it, plus I hate the whole roots growth thing) so I decided to give henna a chance again. I first did a lot of research, and found a YouTube video of a girl with similar natural hair color as mine that used this product and got a gorgeous red tint. I immediately ordered it, but before actually doing it, I did more research to know how to prepare a perfect mix and if it was good for my hair to add lemon to it. Also to know if I actually had to let it cure for four hours before applying it (I never did that before, and that was a totally new thing for me so I needed to know). I also googled about how to avoid henna drying my hair (since it can really be a consequence of using it and it did happen to me before.) I finally Hennaed my hair last night, and I’m sooooo happy with the results I decided to do my first ever amazon review (I’m usually very lazy to do one). This is what I learnt from my research, and what I actually did: 1- Applying henna doesn’t have to be messy, you just need to get the right texture. Last night I didn’t make a mess or had henna drooling down my neck for the 4h I kept it. I prepared my mix and applied it when it had the consistency of Greek yoghurt (not too liquid, not too solid). 2- Trust the manufacturer’s instructions, at least if it’s your first time. I read so many different recipes, and how you should leave the mix cure, and add some kind of oil to make it more nourishing, etc, that I was really confused. Plus, everyone has a different opinion on what works best. My head was about to explode with all the info, and I remembered I hadn’t actually read Light Mountain’s instructions. I did and I felt soooo much better. They were very simple and even gave tips on what to if you wanted to nourish your hair, or get more golden highlights, etc. They actually also say NOT TO CURE the mix, but to apply it once it is cold enough to be applied. 3- Henna quality is essential! Now that I’ve used this henna, I started thinking the one I used to use when I was younger wasn’t as pure or as good quality. I remembered feeling like I had sand on my hair when I was rinsing it out, but this henna is so fine you don’t even feel it! Rinsing it out was very easy, and I was actually very surprised to feel my hair sooooooo soft even while I was rinsing the henna out. It felt like I had put some conditioner on, but I hadn’t. It was just the henna! :D Now, what did I add to my mix? I prepared my henna with chamomile tea and 1 egg. I left it on for 4h and then rinse it out with warm water. Once I had no more residues, I applied a conditioning mask for 1min. I really didn’t need that since my hair was already very soft, but the instructions did say to use some conditioner and I didn’t have any. I just had the mask so I used a bit of that. I then blow dried it so that I wouldn’t go to bed with wet hair and to see the color I had gotten, and OH MY GOD, I’M SO IN LOVE WITH IT!!! The red shade is gorgeous and looks very natural on me. My hair feels very soft and looks lustrous. I haven’t shampooed it yet. It says to better wait at least 24h before doing so, so I’m doing that 🤓 I totally recommend this product to anyone wanting to slightly change your hair color without harming it. Your hair will look amazing, and you’ll feel even more beautiful ❤️

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Henna is great but you need to learn how to use it.
*by T***. on April 12, 2015*

I have been using henna for 30+ years and I especially like this brand though 100 percent natural henna is pretty much all the same. Like many home coloring treatments, you have to get used to mixing and applying it. Put some of the henna in a glass bowl. You will have to experiment over time in terms of how much to use. I put perhaps a quarter to a third of a cup (dry measurement) into the glass bowl depending on the length of my hair which can vary from above the shoulders to three inches below the shoulders. I have fine wavy hair. Heat a cup of water in the microwave. Do not make it super hot because you are going to put it on your head but it has to be warm enough to mix with the powdered henna. Add some of the water to the henna and whisk around with a fork. If it is lumpy, add more water. If it's too liquidy, add more henna. You want the consistency to be liquid enough to spread into your hair from roots to tips. Too liquidy will make a mess. Too lumpy will mean you won't get good coverage of your hair. Henna does NOT stain glass or metal utensils. It will wash away clean with hot water. (I do this b/f putting the bowl and fork into the dishwasher.) You need gloves to apply the henna. You will also need plastic wrap or a disposable shower cap. Once the henna is on your hair, wrap it. Use warm water and a towel to wash the henna off your face, ears, and neck. Henna comes off the skin easily so don't panic. Henna comes out of most fabrics too but I use old towels and an old shirt when I put henna in my hair. I have left the henna in my hair for as long as five hours. If I'm home doing work, I just leave it in. You can also wash it out in ten, fifteen, thirty minutes. The resulting color will be about the same no matter what. When you're ready, wash the henna out with warm water. I use the sink rather than doing this in the shower because it can get a bit messy. Once you wash the henna out, use your regular shampoo and conditioner and wash your hair as you usually do. NOTE - for the first few washes, the henna color will come off on your towels. In the 30+ years I have used henna, I have never ruined a towel or clothing. It washes out but as I said before, I use old towels and wear an old shirt when I do henna. Your hair may smell "henna-ish" until you wash it a couple of times. It's not an offensive smell and I have never had anyone say anything about the smell. Put some product in your hair if you want to mask the smell. If you are unhappy with the color, add baking soda to your shampoo when you wash your hair and it will come out quite quickly. Remember - henna is not a permanent chemical dye; it washes out quite subtly over time. If you have grey, henna will color it but it will be a "lighter shinier" color than the rest of your hair. I have grey and I use red henna. My real color is a couple of shades darker than the henna. After using henna, my hair looks lovely because the grey hair is a tiny bit accentuated. As my hair grows out, I do not get that telltale line of "here's my (chemical) hair dye and here's my real color." I usually do henna every six weeks and sometimes in between I will just do the roots and around my face. My hair grows quite quickly. Don't give up on henna after using it just once. Get used to mixing and applying it before you decide if henna is for you or not. VERY IMPORTANT NOTE - This review is about red henna. If you want to use black henna, do a lot of research first.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by A***A on October 13, 2023*

I ONLY use products from this company ! Extremely satisfied with results, great color, soft and shiny hair.

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