Just for MenTouch of Gray Mustache & Beard, Beard Coloring for Gray Hair with Brush Included for Easy Application, Great for a Salt and Pepper Look - Light & Medium Brown, B-25/35, Pack of 1

I can't believe all the negative reviews, but this has worked well for me. For years, I used Just For Men to do a full coloring on my beard, but as my beard became whiter over time, I gave up on coloring it because it started to become obvious I was doing it. I tried this product and it was even easier to use (no mixing) than the full-color treatment. That said, following their instructions, I didn't see a lot of change the first time, so I started leaving it on for longer and longer times and checking the results. For me, 10 minutes does a great job. Also, I think how you apply it might matter. I start with my mustache first, then under my lower lip, then to the rest of my beard. Seems to give a more natural look. I'm 66 and I'm looking like a man in his 50's. Might not work for everyone (reviews???), but it's working great for me.

The hair on my head has remained mostly gray-free, but unfortunately my beard has turned about 90% gray. I was looking for something that would get rid of some of the gray in my beard, but wouldn't make it look silly. 'Just for Men Touch of Gray Brush-In Mustache & Beard Color Kit, Light & Medium Brown' was not the answer. This coloring does very little even after multiple applications. I tried 2 applications. After the 1st one, there was absolutely zero difference. I tried a 2nd application a day later and left it in a couple extra minutes. The results were again disappointing. There was hardly a noticeable difference. For about $8, it was worth taking a chance it would work. Unfortunately, it just doesn't make any difference.March 2018 Edit: I've left my original 2 Star review up, but have changed my opinion on the product. I've found that the coloring does work, but it only does over time. As noted, the product did very little the first couple of times I used it. I decided to try using it about once a week over a span of a few weeks. I've found that after about 4 weeks of using it and leaving it in about 10 minutes instead of 5, my beard has achieved the desired results. It's no longer all white. It's a mixture of light brown, dark brown, and a little bit of blonde. It looks pretty good. I'm happy with the results now.

This stuff works. The results are very natural looking. Not at all like when you can easily pick out the guy in the room with the to dark hair dye job.

(The first part of this review was written after one application; the edited part, after four. Read on ;)Same as most of the other 1 star reviews: after all the setup and time and waiting and washing -- a fat lot of nothing. Can't tell any difference to my beard color at all. Absolutely a waste of money. Not even a Touch of Color... Just same Full Gray Beard! I guess it's just time to try and age gracefully.See photo. That HINT of brown in the stache is all that's left of original beard color... That didn't absorb any dye either.Several people say they have to reapply several times over a few days for it to work. Maybe. But the marketing and the instructions don't imply that's required. And I don't want to have to do this three days in a row to get a result.Waste.FOLLOW-UP REVIEW, AFTER FOUR APPLICATIONS IN ABOUT A TEN-DAY PERIOD:I bumped this up from a one-star review to a three-star because EVENTUALLY, some color did take:After my initial review, which was done immediately after one application, I did another application the next day and left the dye on for 10 full minutes. Not much of a difference from the first, but it was a wee bit darker. Another couple days later, I applied a third time. THIS time there was a discernible color difference; again, not terribly dark, but it seemed to be working. About a week later (which was a week ago) I applied a fourth time, left it on about five minutes as recommended, and afterward, I'd say I'd reached a color that seemed to complement my hair and my beard. (See second photo; the lighting is different from the first, but there's definitely more color there.) I still had gray in the beard, so it wasn't weirdly uniform, and the color looks good with my natural brown and gray hair color. So, yes, EVENTUALLY the Just for Men Touch of Gray hair dye does soak into those coarse beard hairs and leave some still gray so you have a somewhat natural look.To be perfectly honest, it looks pretty decent. Other reviews mention that in can look a bit unnatural, but overall I'm happy enough with the results. My temples are solidly gray and my beard, as mentioned above, almost entirely gray, so the regular Just for Men beard dye would probably be too uniformly dark and leave me looking like a comic book character.It's too bad Just for Men doesn't acknowledge in their packaging, marketing, and instructions that it will almost certainly take more than one or two applications for the dye to "take" especially if you're already very or mostly gray. If we all knew this from the start, knew that it takes patience and multiple efforts, I think reviews of this product would be more positive. If packaging reflected the actual effort required, I'd make this a four-star review, but since it took other reviewers and users to help me persevere...It gets three.

Absolute garbage. This is not the normal two part mix. This is all in one tube.which I've never seen before. Other stuff works. This crap, capital N, capital O. I actually left it in for longer than the 5 minutes and nothing, zero, zilch. No color change whatsoever. Waste of time and money. I knew I should have just picking up from Walmart as usual and get what actually works.

Been using this stuff for a couple years now.EZ to apply. Put on 5-7 minutes before you shower. Once a week is really all you need.You may want to leave on longer, but directions say 5 minutes. Immediately rinse off any sink top splatter to prevent stains. Brush applicator is reusable as long as you thoroughly rinse it out after each use.