Just For Men M45 Dark Brown For beard, moustache & sideburns

I've been using Just For Men beard & moustache products for about 5 years now & have always found them to be reliable & effective products.After a year or more of using the 'Real Black M55', I decided to go a little lighter & use this one, 'Dark Brown M45'. I was a little concerned when I first squeezed out the product because it seemed very golden, so I had to double-check I'd actually bought a brown tint & not blonde....! It does actually turn noticeably darker once you apply to your face/hair though :) I leave it on for about 5 minutes, applying to the greyest areas first, then rinse off with a little soap or shampoo.DO wear the gloves though because I find it really does stain palms & fingernails in particular, if you do happen to get some of the product on those parts. If any flicks on tiling or paintwork, during application, make sure you rinse off as quickly as possible, as that will stain as well.I find the colour is very natural & I've often been complimented, with no mention of it looking fake/unnatural, etc.Will continue to use & recommend.

I've got, like, these freaking grey hairs in my beardyness. This sucks, big time! Trouble is, I'm part Irish so I have auburn colouring which means my beard used to be black and ginger, now the black's gone grey and the ginger, well it's still ginger, geezer! This totally bites the big one! Anyhoo, this beardy dye stuff, though seriously embarrassing to buy is wonderbeard in a tube. Make that 2 tubes. Here's the skinny: You get 2 tubes, colour and setter or summit like that. You squidge an ickle bit of each onto the mixing tray and give it a twiddle with the included mixer. Use the included brush to apply to ginger/grey beard, and hey presto, 5 mins later and a shower and I look like a normal person again! It's way awesome! I seriously recommend this stuff. You get about 8-10 goes from the kit before you run out and instead of looking like some freaky old dude you can pass for 2 or even 3 years younger! Love it, love everything about it, but don't like the taste, do not drink this, stick with beer. Chillax, it's all easy with the squeezy on the beardy! Bo!

A great low cost beard dye. Application is easy - mix the two tubes in the provided tray, apply with the brush and leave for a few minutes. Darkness can be affected by leaving for more of less time, I left a little too long and came out more black, but it does fade with washing

I know what you;re thinking. I'm not ready to admit I have to dye my facial hair either. Not at 27 years old anyway!The good news (for me at least) is that this stuff really does do exactly what it says on the packet. It won't give you a plastic, drawn-on looking jet black beard you;d expect to see painted on the jaw of a Lego man. If you follow the instructions and don't leave it applied to your hair for more than 5 minutes, you'll walk out of the bathroom with a natural looking colour that people will only suspect is dyed if you tell them.The included gloves are reusable, although they were a bit on the large side for me, but I have fairly small hands for a bloke.Be careful not to apply it while wearing a white towel, or around white bathroom fittings. Any flickers of overspray WILL leave little dark spots on everything around you if you;re not careful.

It's the first time I have used this product but I will say it worked great for me, my beard is dark brown but has a fair amount of grey coming through the main area of my chin. I mixed a very small amount, using both tubes, about the length of a toothbrush head. Mixed them together and brushed it in covering both grey and brown hairs. I left it only slightly over the recommended 5 minutes as it said this could cause it to go darker... it did and it blended well with my natural dark brown. All in all I'm very happy with the product, I did take care not to get any on my skin so I can't advise on the allergy side. I have been growing my beard and since there was a lot of grey spoiling it I had contemplated trimming it down very short but I'm glad I gave this product a try. 😀

Never used anything like this before. But in order to grow my beard, I needed the grey hairs to go. So after using for the first time I'm really impressed. Gents don't go overboard and try to paint your beard etc with it like your trying to paint a wall. Gently, LIGHTLY, dabb it on to your grey hairs, this avoids contact with your skin. Don't worry if you can still see some grey, after about 3 minutes you can see the grey start to go, even then when the 5 minutes is up if there is some grey hairs, after you wash your beard or wherever you have dyed, the grey hairs have gone. Just remember not to apply it too rough then this should avoid burns to the skin and dye marks on your skin. Yeah you do feel a little burning sensation, or that's what it feels like, but I'm writing this the morning after and I have no problems.

Something weird had happened to this brand, I'm certain it's a new formula or something as it's not as dark or lasting as long once applied. I would recommend1. Skin patch test2. Not washing beard before application3.Apply Vaseline to areas around beard, mouth, nose, ears where you don't want the dye to buy or stain.4.Apply beard dye in mix5.7 minutes seems about right for me when all applied, anything less seems to just wash off easily revealing lots of grey6. Use a normal shampoo to rinse off in shower- don't scrub just cats lick but do it quick7. Wash off hands quickly as the gloves never fit my hands8.be prepared for an angry other half as the beard dye destroys bathroom sinks, doors and cabinets