Just For Men Mustache & Beard, Beard Dye for Men with Brush Included, With Keratin Biotin Aloe and Coconut Oil for Healthy Facial Hair - Dark Brown, M-45, Pack of 3 (Packaging May Vary)

I had a very light beard when younger and no one could see it! Now that I'm older, I have to deal with grey hairs. Been using this for decades and I've never had a bad experience. Easy to apply, wait about 8-10 minutes and then shampoo. That's it! Works great and I will continue using it in the years to come. I just wish it wouldn't keep increasing in price each time I order it :-(

To be honest, I now use one box for my hair and my beard. It's cheaper, easier, and has just enough goo to hit the super grey parts so that it blends nicely and doesn't look fake. Friends have told me it takes a good ten years off my look. One tip - do NOT go too dark, or it'll look super weird! Made that mistake once and had to hit it with sun and lemon juice for a few days to lighten it up a shade or two. No adverse or allergic reactions on me, and the dye washes off my skin easily even after 5 minutes.

As a woman I use this every now and then to dye my eyebrows. If used correctly, it can last a couple days and save you time if you usually do your eyebrows every day.

This product is easy to use, and doesn't take a lot of time. My concerns with the product is as follows you should put petroleum jelly around the perimeter of your mustache, or beard to help you keep from getting burnt, If the product stays on too long and there are times where it doesn't completely cover up all of the gray hair. With that said I still would use this product because it does what it says it's going to do for the most part.

I'm getting it that age where I have to dye my sideburns. Very easy to use. I notice a huge difference when I use it

I remember years ago hearing a friend’s mom say that she used this to dye her brows. Sure enough, a recent deep dive on Reddit led me to finding a string of women that said they’d used this successfully to tint their eyebrows. I dye my hair regularly to cover greys. I also use anti-aging skincare which I’ve long suspected lightens my natural brows. I was hoping to tint my brows a shade darker to get a better match to my roots on my head. I was a bit overwhelmed by the selection of dark brown shades of Just for Men but took a chance on shade DARK BROWN. It was perfect for my 3N/black brown hair!Here’s how I did it:I took a piece of foil and placed a pea-sized drop of developer and a pea-sized drop of color about an inch apart from each other.I snapped the cotton off one end of a q-tip and used that to stir the 2 drops together.I took a clean flat angled eyeliner brush and used that to coat the brow hairs LIGHTLY, and I started at the ARCH of the brow then worked down to the tail. I very gingerly placed at the front of each brow and I was careful to paint/coat the hairs and NOT my skin. (Dark brown brows can look grouchy or severe very easily so I was careful to not apply too much at the front of the brow.)I set a timer for 5 min. I took a cotton pad soaked in water and rinsed both off. I then washed my face again with just water. Very happy with my results! Looks very natural and did not irritate my reactive skin nor my VERY sensitive eyes!

Works well, used it for my mustache and it was noticeably darker.

I'm torn. They do the job of coloring a beard, but it's not permanent die (beard gray comes back after a couple showers) unless you get it on your mirror. Once this stuff gets on a solid surface like your mirror, it's pretty much impossible to remove. Wear gloves and don't get it on anything in your bathroom. Make sure you don't get it on any of your skin you don't plan to color. The color stays on skin longer than it stays in your beard.