MENFIRSTGradual Gray Darkening Conditioner for Men - For Sensitive Skin - Gray Reducing, Lightweight and Hydrating Conditioner - Paraben and Sulfate Free - 1 pack - 4 oz - 120 ml

its like putting ink on your hair terrible

Turns your hair blue

Gradual Gray Darkening Magic:Experience the magic of gradual gray darkening with every use. MENFIRST understands the nuances of aging gracefully, and this conditioner seamlessly infuses subtle color to reverse gray hair, allowing you to embrace your natural hair journey with confidence.Thickens and Hydrates:It's not just about addressing gray hair; it's about enhancing the overall health and appearance of your locks. This conditioner boasts the dual benefits of thickening and hydrating, leaving your hair not only looking revitalized but also feeling nourished and luscious.Sulfate and Paraben-Free Formula:Say goodbye to harsh chemicals. MENFIRST prioritizes your hair's well-being with a sulfate and paraben-free formula. It's a commitment to quality ingredients that contribute to the health and vitality of your hair, ensuring a conditioner that cares for more than just color.Reverse Gray Hair Treatment:MENFIRST isn't just in the business of managing gray hair; they're masters in the art of reversal. This conditioner stands as a testament to their dedication to providing a comprehensive solution for those who want to reverse the signs of aging in their hair.

I conditioned my hair with this product which stained my skin and gave my hair a blue hue, yes blue! It looked interesting and caught my colleagues attention which made us all giggle. Didn’t look very natural at all got me a bit self conscious, which is the opposite of the expected effect. Will go straight to trash 🤷🏻‍♂️

I have bought every product from this brand, and they are expensive garbage, but this conditioner is a step in the right direction, although the price is still too high.PS: For those who complain that it stains their hands, the solution is too obvious. wear gloves

This is a semi-oily substance that stains the skin, but it can be wash off with some soap and light scrubbing, which means it can also wash off easily from your hair.The direction is to use it on your hair after shampoo and rinse, but It's not practical to use it in the shower. You can’t see what you are doing.The best way is to apply it with a comb before you hit the shower, you get to see what you are doing, with minimum contact with your scalp. Leave it on for 5 min or more, I did around 10 mins, and about 50%-60% of it washed off with 2 light shampoo, which is not bad, some spot wash off more than other, which is a good thing, it’s more natural.This is good if you want to touch-up, you don’t have to do it daily, it’s up to you. I used to do it with hair-dye, and that always came out too dark and unnaturally black. This blends in better.I didn’t use a lot either, about the same amount in toothpaste for each side, my hair is short though.

My first use of the product scared me a bit to be honest… I applied the conditioner to my hair (while in the shower) and once I had rubbed it in I went to rinse my hands and they were quite stained… and oddly, the stain had an almost greenish tint to it - yikes! Fortunately the stain washed off pretty well with soap and then a light scrubbing with a nail brush. It actually does a pretty good job at conditioning, and in spite of my initial fear of the color it had a very subtle (barely noticeable) effect once rinsed clean. Because of the staining effect, you might want to consider using gloves… and definitely use them if you plan to apply it BEFORE getting in the shower… fortunately in my case I already had the water running so I was able to rinse and scrub my hands quickly…. A lot of hair dyes will stain your fingers and nails - especially if you have dry cracked skin (or sort of dry nails). I think the cracks help to allow the dye agents to sink in deeper as well as make it more difficult to wash/rinse (hence the nail brush). Overall I would just consider it ‘okay’… don’t expect big changes quickly. I will say that I think this is the first darkening *conditioner* I have tried (others have been shampoos), and I did like the conditioning effect.

I really didn't find this grey reducing conditioner to work very well for me. My fair felt a little bit frosted when I used it in my shower. I really get much better when I do get a tube of Just For Men Control GX in the end. This on the other hand needs a lot of work, before I could recommend it.