Just for MenMustache & Beard, Beard Coloring for Gray Hair with Brush, With Keratin Biotin Aloe and Coconut Oil for Healthy Facial Hair - Medium-Dark Brown, M-40, Pack of 3 (Packaging May Vary)

A cosmetologist at an Aveda salon recommended this for home use once when I went for a brow tint on my graying brows as I live in a rural area with nobody to do this. I have used it a few times. It is so quick and easy. I use it as per the directions and brush the brows up and down to be sure I get the dye fully saturating the brows in all directions. I have dark blond hair and the color is fine for me. Saves me lots of money and driving/gas. There are several applications if you are just doing brows.

I have natural very dark red hair. Auburn. Definitely red but not ginger. But my eyebrows are translucent. Always have been. Which is funny because some people say they can tell by my eyebrows that my hair color is natural...because I use this to color my eyebrows. Absolutely perfect! You can see each individual hair has been colored which is not the same effect when you use makeup.I've used both the light and the med brown/red, the results have been good with both. There is no smell. You mix 2 creams together to activate, once on its going to turn very dark brown but that is not the color it will dye your hair, when you wash it off it will be perfect!I reapply every 4-6 weeks, it slowly fades. I purchased an eyelash applicator which ensures the dye is applied on all sides of each hair, the same would hold true for a beard and mustache and I can imagine men might want to color their brows as well.

Been using for a few years, seems like the only thing that works but doesn't last very long and sometimes produces an allergic reaction.

After using some of this stuff, everyone mistakes me for my son's brother!In all sincerity, this stuff does work well and lasts about a month before it starts growing out or fading out. There are several factors that will influence this such as how gray you are, how fast your beard grows, how dark you go, and how light you allow it to get before you reapply it the next month (or whatever time frame). I use the medium brown and let it set for about 8 minutes before washing it out. This gives me the color I desire, that still leaves it somewhat natural looking. Leaving it in longer would result in a much darker brown that would likely appear clearly dyed.Note that this stuff is potent. Some with very sensitive skin might find it irritating.Careful not to get this on anything, as it will permanently stain counters, clothing, and anything else.

In a female but this works great for light eyebrows! It makes your eyebrows look thicker if you’re one who grew up in the 90s like me you over plucked these make them look thicker and fill them in especially the light hairs if you’re a natural blonde like me!

jUsT fOr MeN is a silly brand name but annnyyywayyyys, I bought this to dye my brows because I have brown hair and God thought “yes blonde eyebrows will go great with this”. When I laminate my brows or dye my eyelashes, I will put Vaseline around the area so I don’t dye my skin. I didn’t do that with this dye and it came right off my skin so that was a super plus, especially considering how much I slathered on my brows and would’ve looked like I bought my eyebrows from a Minecraft villager if it didn’t come off. It’s hard to tell in my photos cause I also re dyed the pink in my hair at the same time, but I love how my brows came out. Great product! (Bonus pics at the end to show the darkness of my brows, though the point of those photos specifically are for my lash lift and tint review lol)

I've been using JFM to tint my eyebrows for 3 years. This is such a huge money saver and my brows always look fantastic!

I left a mid-range review for a few reasons. First, the product works, as the pictures I supplied show. Just For Men also says, if you aren't sure, use a dye 2 shades below your intended shade, be sure to do this and pay close attention to shades, and the outcomes it has for others.Well, let me tell you my experience. Being part of the tail end of Gen X, I have dyed my hair a handful of times in my youth. This isn't new to me. Honestly, I was trying to give myself a bit of a confidence boost while on the job hunt and feeling... old in a young lot.I read the instructions, it says that once you finish applying the combined color and bleach components, starting at the grayest parts. You start the timer and wait for 5 minutes. Additionally, it says if you have stubborn grays, you can wait 10 minutes. Nope, I'm not going to try that. I just wanted to get a little color on my beard. Nowhere does it mention that if you get any on your skin you are going to be a little stained and pained.(The Box suggest a 24-hour test beforehand that you apply it to your skin, which no one has time for, and if they did, I really wonder if they use the product? My sink is still stained after using heavy cleaning compounds)3 minutes in (as the picture shows) my skin and hair really got dark, I did my due diligence to avoid skin but the applicator isn't a great tool for it and I am far from professional. Given how little I used (More than half the product still in the tubes) I didn't expect a drastic reaction. My expectations was that as I wash the dye out the instructions state "wash with shampoo until you see no more color come out" ok, this is just an over abundance maybe? 5 minutes I wash it out. ITS WAY WORSE THAN THE FINAL PICTURE.I washed my beard with Baking Soda and Dandruff Shampoo 3 times afterwards, it was the only attempted remedy I found online that was something I had on hand. The shade is drastically different than my duller yet dark hair color and truly looks unnatural. I am hoping after more washes that it fades more but as you can tell my skin is extremely irritated.This is more on me, so I share this as a warning to others, be careful, do your research. if you know what you are doing more power to you!