Grizzly Mountain Beard Dye - Organic & Natural Brown Beard Dye

Bought this product after sore, raw, weeping and unsightly reaction to Just For Men. Really helped my love life, thanks. Their product should be banned.Anyway, rant over. This dye did not burn and you can tell it’s natural and sympathetic to the skin. Although I’ve a very bristly thick beard that doesn’t lay flat to the skin, I found the full half hour application gave my beard a natural brown tone (as opposed to patches of red, grey and brown like Billy Connolly but without the purple bits, salary or humour). I didn’t suffer the green tinge for more than an hour after and am very happy. I also didn’t find it too messy compared to other reviewers, but I guess that’s because I put it on my face rather than smearing it all over the bathroom.Next time I’ll go for a darker tone as the natural brown is quite light and flaxen but overall 10/10. Especially compared to the flame thrower of Just For Men ... face burning charlatans.

I have really fine blonde hair on my face (basically invisible) so I was worried it wouldn't work, but I couldn't be happier with the results.I did get the wrong shade first time around (the Brown Dye turned a kinda medium russet brown which is too light for me, I ended up getting the Dark Brown Dye instead which looks perfect on me because my head hair is a chocolate brown colour) but the result still looked totally natural.The bags they send are really generous with several applications' worth of product inside, I like that it's resealable to keep it safe for later.I also love how the instructions talk you through how to make the dye work if it's not right the first time; my first application looked green so I used their Organic Base for 30 mins then redyed it again and that made the colour really take to my hair. And there's literally zero staining! Fantastic!

Didn’t work , nothing

Positives:-eventually the colour looks good to me (although my hairdresser spotted the green in less than a second)-no reaction (although it does dry the skin alot)-easy mixing with just water-it lasts for a whileThe negatives-25mins is a rediculous amount of time to have this on the face-the mess it makes is monumental!! Removing it takes alot of water and its like it rained mud in the bathroom

I have developed a severe allergy to commercial hair dyes and this is the absolute best alternative I have found. Firstly , this product works well for me but is messy and a bit time consuming. Also, it leaves a green tinge for about 24 hours and gradually turns brown. After it browns up it looks quite natural. I recommend doing it in a day when you’re planning on staying home. The beard must be washed and free from soap or oil residues. I shower before with a mild liquid soap and rinse very well and then towel dry. It is crucial that you pretreat the beard with the organic base. Mix it to a medium thick paste with very hot water. It should be thinned enough so that it might slowly drip off a spoon. Apply liberally while it is still hot to your beard making sure to rub it in down to the roots. Allow it to stay for 15-20 minutes then rinse out with warm water only. Don’t use soap. I do this in the shower because it is quite messy. Towel dry and mix the dye exactly the same way using very hot water. Apply liberally and wait 20 minutes. Rinse out again very well in the shower. Towel dry. Wait and watch it turn brown over time. I think this is a great product for those who have allergies to commercial dye.

I had been using 'Just for Men' for about six months and started to develop a terrible allergy to it with chemical burns, itching and blisters lasting for two weeks (stupidly I hoped the first reaction was a one-off and did it to myself again). Looking into it, it transpires 'Just for men' is laced with PPD which causes similar reactions in a lot of people. I searched for PPD-free beard dyes and found this; it's a revelation - no irritation whatsoever and it gives a really nice reddish-brown colour which is actually a lot more natural looking on me than 'Just for men' medium brown which I was using before. I don't have a huge beard but followed the instructions to use two heaped teaspoons anyway and it made a lot more paste than I think I needed, so I'll try just one spoon next time. I left it on for 30 minutes and ended up sitting in a very green bath after I'd washed it off... I was worried therefore about getting a green beard initially which I'd read about in the reviews. Not an issue for me, I went to bed with it looking pretty much the same but by the following morning the colouration was a rich reddish-brown. Having tried them both, even if I wasn't allergic to 'Just for men', I think I'd choose Grizzly Mountain anyway.

I really love this beard dye. It doesn't irritate my skin at all and it gives me a natural look -- I didn't like the uniform look with other "chemical dyes". I have naturally light brown to reddish beard with grey patches and was afraid brown might be too dark for me, but it worked out perfectly, as it covers my grey hair very well and darkens the rest just a bit, while still preserving the ginger hue. I think the dye reacts a bit differently with everyone and you need to figure out your ideal time/mix, but I am glad I've found mine.

After having a really bad reaction to JFMen, I needed to try something else and gave this a go. Really glad I did! It definitely does take a few applications, as stated, but it has really worked well. I have alopecia so lost most of the hair on my head, but my facial hair remained, only it went grey in a week. So i've been using this on my beard, sides and eyebrows and it has worked a treat. Definitely worth a go, and the bag will last quite some time as you don't need to use much.