Just for Men Control GX Grey Reducing Beard Wash Shampoo with Keratin, Gradually Colors Mustache and Beard, Leaves Facial Hair Thicker Softer and Fuller, 4 Fl Oz - Pack of 1 (Packaging May Vary)

This product is fantastic. With frequent use, it truly colors the hair gradually and naturally. I use it in the shower: after shampooing, I apply about a coin-sized amount (more or less depending on how much hair you want to color) and leave it on while I finish the rest of my shower. Then I rinse it out. It doesn’t color on the first wash — you need to use it a few times to see the results — but once it starts working, the effect is excellent. It may not cover every single white hair, yet even if a few strands remain, the overall look is still very natural and improved. One thing to note: the product can darken your fingertips or cuticles, so it’s best to avoid direct contact with that area when applying and wash your hands immediately afterward.

Subtle, effective, hassle free, and (currently) fairly priced. But, read and take the instructions seriously. Don't be THAT smurf. I use in the shower: Wash my hair then move to the beard. Wet beard and apply like you would regular hair/shampoo except leave it in and avoid getting more water in it. Wash hands with soap/water immediately after applying. Then soap up and wash the rest of body. Come back to rinse beard at the end. (No more soap needed.) Probably 5 minutes total. Seems to get stronger and more consistent results with that setting time. Never a problem with staining (hands, feet, face, or otherwise). I've noticed that it has a very slight burning sensation while it is working and once it stops, it's time to rinse. I use half dollar size amount for a full, but short, beard (#5 or #6 on hair clippers). But, it's fine to use a more when starting out, until you get a feel for it. When I started my beard was nearly full Santa Claus while my hair was brown with a touch of grey at temples. Took about 3 or 4 times before it matched my hair. I don't see a change until the day after washing, when my beard has had a chance to work the oils back into itself though. So patience. (They sell other products for immediate color, if that's your game.) After I get it where I want it I just use it once or twice a week. It comes out as your beard grows. So, if you see yourself getting a touch too much grey, use it the next time you shower. (This package lasts me nearly 4-5 months if that tells you anything.) After a couple months I feel like the color gets too dark in the thicker parts and so I let it go 50% grey again. Then start over. I have experimented with only applying to problem areas. Seems to work, but also annoying to be so particular, and have to use a mirror, in the shower when all you want is to get on with things though.

I have found that this works well with a longer beard. If I clip it short, it tends to not dye as well, but slightly longer and it is good to go. My beard is not exactly long, but it is longer than some of the reviewers that have not liked the product and provided pictures. That seems to be the case from my experience. So it works well for me, but only if I keep my beard at least a 4 guard (to give an idea of the length). If clipped to a 2 (or lesser extent, 3) it does not dye nearly as well.

It works great. I wish I did before/after pics cause amazing results. Beard was 70% white, now it’s 30% white which I like. I noticed it around the 3-4 day mark.i do shake or knead the tube before each use. (Cap holds water so if you shake be careful, that ‘cap’ water is cold and you’re naked) My routine is wash face then apply this on beard. Remove any excess shampoo off skin with finger sort of haphazardly, just quick wipe so not to stain skin. I let it sit as I continue with shower like normal and when done, last thing I do is I’ll rinse shampoo out of beard. I do rinse any part of shower that shampoo may have gotten on cause it did stain one spot but I was able to remove with bleach. After 10 days using daily, I now do every other day to maintain. This shampoo is now part of my must have toiletries. The dye works great. Any other claims the shampoo has I can’t say. Gradual color is perfect. No one even noticed the change

It does what it suppose to but I do not like the applicator or the container. Its very messy and the container cracks and leaks. Whatever it touches leaves a mark: towels, shirts, bathtubs and sinks. I hope they read this and change the container and applicator.

longevity is pretty good, easy to use, is good for thick hair, doesn't cause hair loss, its a good product

This product worked quickly for me. Reducing grey hairs noticeably in two weeks and darkening my beard. I would highly recommend this product. Did not leave any discoloring on my cloths or towels.

Works, but I am slightly disappointed. It is gradual and there is a gradual, subtle difference, but because you're constantly growing new gray hair, it isn't really that effective if you trim your beard regularly. If you have a long bushy beard and don't trim less than 1/2 inch then it will work. There are some flaws in it's concept: 1. As above: Always growing gray hairs, and when you trim, you're trimming away the treated hair revealing gray. Using regularly will help, but it's not ideal. 2. Too small of a tube. In order to see any meaningful results, you need to be using this 2 or more times per week. I've been using it once a week and have a short beard that does not require a lot of product. It has run out within a month. If you're using this 2-3 times a week, and/or you have a bushy beard, I think you'll use up the tube very quickly. Also, the tube is sort of difficult to manage because of the size/shape. 3. The gray hairs are not turning brown. It's more like dulling their whiteness to a darker gray/purple/maroon coloring. 4. The instructions say do not use your fingers to massage into your beard - use your palms, otherwise your fingers will be dyed purple. This is no lie. Fingernails particularly turn color. But this is not really OK. The method of application and environment, and the requirement of lathering it up does not really work for "palm application". You can coat your fingernails in petroleum jelly before your shower to help avoid coloring them... but...really? I think compared with the alternative of using the standard beard dye this is pretty convenient though. I do like being able to do this in the shower and not have to deal with the other mess of standard dye. Overall I'd say it does the job, but it's not exactly as easy or effective as you'd expect.