Fighting the grey is one of the most popular reasons men dye their beards. Maybe you just don’t want to show the signs of age, or perhaps it’s a tad bit too early to start having grey hairs on your beard.

If you have sensitive skin under the beard, then synthetic beard dyes are something you shouldn’t be using often or should just completely avoid. For temporary dyes, each wash will result in a gradual loss of the color, and if you want to get it out even faster, there are special dye removing products. You can also mix white vinegar with water, or baking soda with water to remove some of the colors effectively.

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Unless you’re professional, the permanent beard color should be applied by a barber or hair salon worker. The change of error is just too high. Their ingredients are 100% natural consisting of Fresh Emblic, False Daisy, Neem Tree, Henna and indigo.

The reactive coloring agents they use p-Aminophenol and p-Phenylenediamine are known for causing allergic reactions and problems with men who have sensitive skin. Which means that as your beard grows at the rate ofabout 1/2″ inch per monththe new roots will be your old color. So you will have to either shave the beard off or keep recoloring it ever so often. A much better alternative would be temporary and semi-permanent beard dyes. Depending on the brand used, most temporary beard dyes will last for 3 to 6 weeks at most, and the color disappears gradually, making it less noticeable that you had any on. Applying the beard dye: Using the provided applicator brush ( don’t use your beard brush) or any other tool provided, apply the color product into your beard. If your beard has bald spots, you may be tempted to paint them in, but please don’t. And yes, there are ginger and red beard dyes out there, but I think the end result will be so unnaturally bad (if you’re not really born with those genes) that I won’t even link the products. Grey Beard Dyes for that Salt & Pepper LookTemporary beard dye is often the more natural-looking choice, as washing the beard will naturally make the color blend into your own color, creating shade differences. Note:There is a small allergy risk to even the most natural products. And it’s always best to do a 48-hour allergy test on a small area of the skin away from the face (like the forearm) before jumping straight into dyeing the beard. Permanent Vs. Temporary Beard Dyes That’s why we don’t recommend permanent beard dyes. We think they’re only viable for guys who regularly visit a salon/barbershop and can pay for an expert to keep up with the coloring process as often as necessary. My friend did it as a joke in part of his Halloween costume, on his light-brown beard, and I could barely contain myself from laughing at how unnatural it ended up looking.