Just for Men - Dye for Men's Gray Hair & tips for coloring grey beard hair

Having gray hair has nothing to do with being old. Gray hairs can strike even when we are in our late teens and early twenties. However, gray hair can make us look old, and on the employment market in particularly, old (or even mature) often isn't quite what employers are looking for. 'Young and dynamic' equals success, and SUCCESSFUL is the image companies like to project. So, the debonaire Blake Carrington look just won't cut it nowadays, and you'd better believe it.

Banishing gray hair on head or face has never been easier for men than it is in today's youth orientated society. It can be done without sitting in a hairdresser's salon, and takes no longer than about five to ten minutes.

If you're embarrassed to buy hair coloring products at your store, just order from Amazon; nobody will ever know.

In this case, I recommend 'Touch of Gray' by Just For Men.

What you probably don't want is to turn from gray to your original color over-night. A gradual change can be achieved with 'Touch of Gray', which darkens the hair by reacting to oxygen.

Available in light brown, medium brown, dark brown, black, and jet black, it contains no amonia and no peroxide. This means it is gentle and won't damage the hair or scalp.

First gray hairs can be blended out with Just For Men shampoo-in hair color, which is also suitable for the full head.

This is incredibly easy to use; just mix the color according to the enclosed instructions, apply it to the hair, leave for 5 minutes, then rinse. You're done!

If you don't want to cover the whole head, then just mix a portion of the two ingredients. And if you're unsure of which color to choose, take the lighter rather than the darker shade. Just for Men will not lighten your hair; it can only darken, and the lighter color will only blend out the gray, looking totally natural.

Don't forget that when our hair loses its color, our skin does as well. So, if you used to be dark brown, don't turn it back to that color because the contrast with your skin will be too harsh. The best color for dark haired men to choose is ash brown. This shade never looks artificial, and you'll retain your dark, clean-cut look.

Red hair is a problem, because red coloring products never look natural. The best one for reds is light brown, or even sandy blonde, depending on the depth of your natural tone.

Dark skinned men often do well to use dark brown rather than black.

The Just For Men 'brush-in color gel' is just as easy to use as the shampoo-in color above.

It's especially designed for strong, bristly beard hairs, and is perfect for mustaches and sideburns, as well as full beards. If you have a thin chin-strap, or some other similar designer beard as I do, you'll find the supplied brush ideal for a detailed application.

I admit to having a few gray beard hairs, and even with my sensitive skin, this product causes no irritation.

Depending on your rate of beard growth, the 'brush-in color gel' need only be applied once every two to four weeks, unless you wear your beard very short.

Choose the same color for your beard as for the hair on your head.

Although not recommended in the product's instructions, I have used it on my eyebrows with absolutely no dire effects, and an added plus is that it doesn't dye the skin.

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