Review on Light Mountain Natural Conditioner Medium by Trent Kraft

After I was diagnosed with an allergy to hair dye, this was the only alternative. The reviews are creepy and I was afraid my hair would turn red, but it worked out fine and your hair really looks better than regular coloring. A strand test gives you a good opportunity to experiment. I did 1 test on the packaging as directed and one with coffee, but I actually liked the packaging better. You also have the opportunity to practice mixing. If you've dyed your hair at home before, it's very similar, only the blending is longer and messier. Mix in disposable bags, plastic spoons and bowls. I have very short hair and only used 1/2 a pack of each product. I followed step 1 slowly and tried to cover all my roots for almost 10 minutes so I never put on a wrap but really just added heat with a hair dryer for a few minutes and jumped in the shower to rinse it off. Also at the end a short rinse with distilled water. Then the edges of the face and neck are revased. Activate step 2 and wait 2 hours. Paper towels were required at this point as they tended to leak out the back. Rinse, rinse thoroughly with a mixture of distilled water and vinegar. Then condition and rinse. 24 hours after not shampooed. Was dark for a few days but lightened to a nice medium brown. It's been a week and although I would normally have some gray hairs after normal hair coloring, this one seems to be holding up better. As for the smell, it's like cut grass on your head when you do. I still feel it when I shower, but not when it's dry.