Just For Men Moustache & Beard Light Brown Dye, Eliminates Grey For a Thicker & Fuller Look With An Applicator Brush Included – M25

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No matter the reason, beard dye can be an incredible tool in your beard arsenal. It can make you feel younger and make your beard look fuller. Although permanent, as your beard grows you will start to see grey at the roots. Grey roots can start to appear in as little as 4 to 5 days. It comes in a wide variety of colors to suit all your beard dying needs. As always, I recommend going with a lighter color and working your way up to a darker color as required.

Genetics, family history and environment may also play a factor in how fast our hair starts to turn grey. Only one thing is for sure and that is we will all start to turn grey at some point in our lives. Beard hair tends to have a lot of pheomelanin so they appear lighter and is generally one of the first places you will start to notice grey hairs. Eugène Schueller, the founder of L'Oréal, is recognized for creating the first synthetic hair dye in 1907. In 1947 the German cosmetics firm Schwarzkopf launched the first home color product, "Poly Color". Let me start this by saying “I dye my beard”. There I said it. Nothing to be ashamed of. I know some men might feel a little bit uncomfortable about revealing a fact like that but I don’t mind at all. I have been dying my beard for years and it is looking better than ever! I am really happy with the results I am getting. I definitely recommend going with a lighter color if you are unsure. You can always apply another application of beard dye or you can go up to a slightly darker color until you land on one you like the best.To permanently color your beard, dyes use several chemicals and two that are used most often are ammonia and hydrogen peroxide. Either method will deliver solid results and give you the coverage you are looking for. The choice is up to you. If you are not sure, I recommend trying a non-permanent solution before moving on to a more permanent solution.

If you have sensitive skin look for a product that is hypoallergenic. Most of the beard dye companies are using Ammonia-free, natural and safe to use ingredients. I will let you know what brand of beard dye I am using and I will try to fill you in on all the glorious details.

Everyone will have their personal favorite but as a general rule try to look for something that is easy to apply and uses a brush in application. I haven’t found any beard dye hard to install, some might just take a little longer than others. This is another great alternative and is really easy to mix and apply. Godefroy uses a no drip cream solution and the dye comes in a capsule. Everything is mixed in the included bowl and is ready to apply in minutes. All is not lost! Science has come to the rescue once again and there are beard dye formulas on the market that make those pesky grey hairs disappear in five minutes. Most beard dyes will offer a wide range of colors with a few manufactures offering a limited selection. Depending on your beard, color selection might help to narrow the filed before you even get started.

Hydrogen peroxide bleaches your beard and removes the natural color, oxygen is also released. This allows a chemical reaction to take place. Temporary beard dye is also easy to apply and are also great for maintenance and touch ups. Hands down temporary beard dye is the easiest and fastest way to go. Melanocytes are melanin-producing neural crest-derived cells located in the bottom layer of the skin's epidermis. They offer only 4 colors which can be a big deal when you are trying to color match an existing beard. Having said that it is super simple to apply and is a temporary solution like Just for Men. A permanent dye will last for several weeks or months. This means less maintenance and is generally better for your skin because you are applying beard dye less often.

Ammonia-free, all natural, long lasting, easy to apply, no filler, and the list goes on and on. What does it all mean? Do you really need to worry about all that stuff? Yes, well, sort of. On average men will go grey before woman and most of us will have about a third of our head covered in grey hair by the time we hit our mid-sixties. There is little chance of irritation and can be a gentle, natural alternative to harsh drugstore brand beard dyes. It contains fine herbal powder rendered from fresh Emblic, False Daisy, Neem Tree, Henna and indigo. The Grizzly Mountain beard dye is available in various hues of brown. You don’t have to be old to start dying your beard. For some guys the sight of even a few visible grey hairs may be a warning sign and signal a flood of beard dye. Others might wait until the Santa effect has taken hold before they set out on a beard dying journey. Maybe you are just looking for a different color or small change.

It is also very important that you are treating your beard with a premium all natural beard oil every day and especially after you dye your beard!There are a few dyes that offer lower levels of the ingredients that may cause irritation, but they are often less effective and their effects are not as long lasting.