Just for Men Mustache and Beard Brush - Color Gel, Darkest Brown (3 Pack, Packaging May Vary)

Let me paint a picture: my beard was starting to look like a weathered wizard who'd seen too much. Gandalf was peeking out from my chin, and not in a majestic way—more like “has he been stuck in a cave binge-watching cooking shows for 3 years?” Gray was everywhere. My mustache was staging a frosty rebellion. I looked wise... but also tired. Just For Men Mustache & Beard, a magical potion disguised as a beard dye. With Keratin, Biotin, Aloe, AND Coconut Oil? Are we dyeing hair or cooking a gourmet beard smoothie? Application: Super easy. Just mix the little tubes, slap on the included brush (which makes me feel like a beard Picasso), and go to work. Ten minutes later—BOOM—my face looked ten years younger and like it finally had its life together. Results: Dark, rich color that doesn’t scream “I just dyed my beard in a panic after seeing a photo of myself at brunch.” It’s natural, not shoe-polish dark, and the gray is GONE. My mustache is now a confident punctuation mark above my mouth instead of a hesitant ellipsis. Bonus: The formula didn’t burn, itch, or smell like a chemical lab. In fact, I think my beard felt better afterward—probably thanks to all that fancy ingredient jazz. And the pack of three means I’m stocked for the next time I start looking like Father Time’s stunt double

Definitely gets the gray out. Just be careful not to get it on everything else but it’s a good investment.

I've been using this brand for many many years, this is the best deal I have found anywhere. Out of the three boxes though, in the actual tube of tint, there seemed to be just a couple of tiny tiny hard pieces in there. I did not notice any difference as far as longevity, and that issue did not affect its intented purpose. I just thought I would mention that other than that I will definitely be buying more.

I have shorter hair and have found the beard and mustache version works great on your head. It's much easier to use than the regular stuff because it's a thicker gel that you apply with a little brush. Unlike the regular Just for Men, it doesn't drip all over the place and is easier to keep from dying the skin around your hairline. Anyone with longer hair, stick with the regular stuff, but for short hair, this is much better. Just make sure you apply it evenly or you'll look like a deformed zebra. I brush it in as best I can and then massage it all around my head with my hands. FYI my hair is about 2"-2.5" long on top and faded on the side. Also, I've found that both this stuff and the regular stuff take about twice as long as the package indicates to penetrate my hair. If I wash it off at the specified time, it won't cover all the grey. I need to leave it on longer. This may not be the case for everyone, so it may take some experimenting. It does work well though once you get the right color and time. One other thing, I've found that applying some vasaline or lotion around my hairline (making sure not to touch the hair) keeps the skin from being dyed. Don't rub it in, just apply it around your sideburns, forehead, ears, etc and leave it. Anything that gets on that part of the skin will wash right off.

I have thick hair so regular hair color does not saturate my hair. This is what i use instead of regular hair color and it works perfectly. Color saturated hair stays the same for about 2 weeks, after which I do a touch up for new growth and color fade.