Organic & Natural Brown Beard Dye

The dye needs to be applied very frequently. It doesnt last foe more than a few days.

Es buena alternativa de producto que no irrita. No colorea como un tinte químico, hay que tomar en cuenta eso.

After trying many other products, I finally found one that works without destroying my skin! The Grizzly Mountain Dye is an excellent choice for anyone who has sensitive skin. My best advice is that you have to trust the process. Apply the paste as per the instructions. When you first rince out the paste, your beard will have a very noticeable green tint. That is okay, don't panic! It takes between 24 and 48 hours for the natural ingredients to "mature and take effect". But once it does, the color is a nice brown shade. It is best to do the application when you have a couple of days off (don't tint your beard on your wedding day! lol). Don't mix too much of it as a little goes a long way, which makes this product a very good value for the cost. I highly recommend it if you are willing to give it the time it needs!

Really great product! My husband has had severe skin reaction to Just for Men dye. This felt tingly on his skin but no skin rash or anything. Great for sensitive skin. He said washing it off with cool water worked better for him as it closed his pores. So no irritation. His beard is mainly grey and this coloured well it just wasn't dark enough for him and went red. So we have bought the darker shade of brown for him. We really recommend.

I gave it a good value for the money because it worked for me & didn't cause any skin irritation. My wife is quite a bit younger than me & my beard was mostly grey (quite white actually), with a bit of dark brown still in the mustached and a little bit between the chin & lower lip. My hair is still a dark brown, but about an inch of grey at the temples. I've had a beard since I was 18, with only relatively brief periods of time where it was shaved off. I tried Just For Men, but it caused my face to turn red, itch & get little pussy blisters under the beard that would not heal for days. Totally gross. Tried & tried doing different things to try avoiding that (less time, putting aloe on it right after cleaning it off, cleaning it off with & without soap, etc. At some point I tried powered walnut husks, which seemed to add more color to my skin than to my beard, so I stopped that quick. I also looked into henna, but based on what I'd read, I passed. Eventually saw an article that suggested alternatives for more sensitive skin, so I tried "Clairol Naturals" which actually caused the lower half of my face to swell up bizarrely. Fortunately, the wife is a nurse, so she ran out right away for Benadryl & kept an eye on me to see if we'd have to run to the emergency room. After that experience, I went all natural grey/white, but would temporary cover it with some sort of root coverup thing from Sally Beauty supply whenever I went out with the wife, but was always worried about winding up pulling a Giuliani & having it run down my face. In any event, my wife kept bugging me to shave the beard because I'd leave it white at home. Finally, I told her give me some time to try some other stuff and if it doesn't work, I'll shave it. Looked around a bit more & found this mentioned along with the Just For Men shampoo stuff (which I was leery of trying given my experience with the regular stuff). Was going to order both, along with a box of baking soda $0.77, just to reach free shipping at $25, but accidentally wound up accepting the "free" month of prime, so I removed the baking soda & the shampoo because I figured I could get free shipping on the shampoo if I order in a month if this didn't work out. Naturally, they were out of "dark brown" by the time I decided to order, so I heck with it & ordered the regular "brown" & figured if that seemed to work, I could always go darker (my hair is a dark brown). In any event, I received it on Thursday (3 days ago) and today is 3 days later (Sunday) when the picture was taken. FIRST SESSION: On Friday, at about 9 pm, I did just the dye for the full 30 mins (perhaps 35) and started watching a "free" movie on my "free" Prime while waiting the 30 mins, then cleaned it off in the sink. It smells "earthy", to me a bit like spinach or perhaps a compost pile, but that really isn't a horrid smell or anything. Reminded me of creamed spinach as I was washing it off. I did notice a bit of a greenish tint, with a little brown/light yellow added in, but it was very, very light, not a heck of a lot of color added. Finished the movie & thought it looked a bit darker by the time I went to bed. Woke up 7:30 am Saturday & thought it looked a darker than when I went to bed, but it still pretty darn light & the greenish tint remained. SECOND SESSION: Saturday (around 1:30 pm), I said heck with this, I'll try another dose. This time I did the base for 30 mins, or so. Looks & smells the same as the dye & watched another free Prime video to pass the time. Cleaned up & noticed that already it was a bit darker after applying the base, but still a light green tint. Did the dye right after for another 30 mins & watched some more of the free Prime movie. Like before, it did appear to get darker after some time passed. But, I had church to go to the next morning, so ... THIRD SESSION Saturday night (around 8pm) did another 30 min base treatment, followed by another 30 min dye treatment, including more free Prime watching. After rinsing it off, I was already impressed & figured it would be fine in the morning. When I was young, my beard was always a bit lighter than my hair and ranged from a bit lighter brown than my hair, to parts that had a bit of a reddish tone to the brown, to a bit that was almost a dirty blond color. So, in the end, I thought the regular brown worked pretty darn good. I'm happy with it & the wife likes it too, now just have to what the girlfriend thinks (just kidding). FWIW- I used it up at my temples & the little portion above my ears that is white & that wound up getting darker quicker than my beard & looks really natural with my hair. I also used a bit on my eyebrows because I have a tiny bit of grey in those. I don't know if I'll try the dark brown at another time, or just keep with this. I seem to recall reading one review where the guy just mixed the two packets of powders together and just used them as a single treatment. I might give that a whirl, although I've seen others say that they didn't need the base after a while. PS, I just rinsed the sink off & cleaned up what I slopped on the counter & saw no staining, like someone suggested. I also saw no staining of my skin and I wound up slopping it on pretty good (with the last application going up the sides to about my nose because I was debating on letting the stubble grow (instead of chopping the beard down between the sideburns & the mustache like I usually do).

J’ai appliquée la base bio et la teinture tel que prescrit par les instructions. Le résultat reste mitigé. J’ai encore pas mal de gris. Mais, pour être honnête, les instructions mentionnent que c’est possible selon le type de barbe. Je vais donc réessayer. J’ai eu un reflet vert qui a duré une heure environ et qui disparaît. Dans l’ensemble, c’est agréable à utiliser. Ça ne tache pas la peau et l’odeur ressemble vraiment à un mélange agréable de thé vert, asperges ou gazon mouillé. On dirait un masque de boue bio. On n’a qu’à s’imaginer dans un spa.. 12 octobre 2021: vraiment je ne pense pas qu’on puisse trouver mieux. La couleur semble absolument naturelle lorsque stabilisée. J’ai même retrouvé mes reflets auburn d’il y a des années. C’est donc dire que ça semble très naturel puisque ce n’est pas une couleur plaquée et uniforme. Ça couvre le gris pendant environ 6 jours pour moi. Pour ce prix c’est économique puisqu’on en a pour plusieurs applications. Vraiment au final je trouve que ça vaut la peine .