Organic & Natural Black Beard Dye

This is the first beard dye I have ever used. This stuff works great, but you have to be patient. I suggest reading various reviews so you are prepared in case things don't go perfect and avoid panic.My first application was easy. I have coarse hair so I applied the base first, let it rest for 30 minutes, washed it off, then applied the dye. Make sure you use hot water (I set my kettle to 195 degrees) and mix it nice and thick. It should not drip at all. I had a consistency between ketchup and toothpaste. Let it cool for a minute or two and make sure it's not too hot for your skin, but still hot. I I then applied the dye for 20 minutes, but I think that was a bit too short since the next morning I woke up with a nice black color, but some green tint. The thicker whites will likely show off more of the discoloration.I applied another layer in the morning, this time mixing the base and the dye (about 60% dye, 40% base), and left it on for 30 minutes. I liked this better, as mixing the dye with base felt better on my skin as well. By the end of the day, my beard looked great! Nice and dark, with pretty good coverage (still some stray white hairs, but the black looked dark and natural). I did have a slightly blue tint, which was mostly noticeable in good lighting and up close/certain angles. The blue was 90% gone by the next day.Ultimately, it's a good product, but don't expect perfection right away. Be patient, learn what works for you, and definitely do it on a weekend where you have a couple of days free to get it right. I'll probably try a mix of the base and dye again when it's time to reapply. As an all natural solution, everyone will have a different experience.I have a fairly short beard and mixed 2 heaping teaspoons and it was just enough. Make sure you don't run out while applying, so maybe mix slightly more than you might think the first time.

I followed Reviewer MasPaz 2019 instructions to a T. That's a no-go for me. Didn't dye my hair one bit. It did turn my greys green and irritated my skin.Edit: from one star, to three stars. I woke up the next day, and green was gone. The white hairs mostly took color, still not perfectly black. Also I awoke to dry/itchy skin but not irritated red. Meh product

This is a great product and great find, there are some caveats that need to be explained in order to truly be satisfied and happy with the product. 1. Take the instructions literally and don’t have unrealistic expectations. 2. Don’t rush through applications and be sloppy with the measurements. 3. Understand that this natural product might work a little slower than the nasty chemical alternatives, but good things come to those that wait.Initially when I got the product, I was overly eager to apply the stuff, and was being lazy about measuring things out properly and applying it just as instructed. I also didn’t have the patience to wait and allow the absorbed materials to develop within my beard hairs. I rushed and just eyeballed everything. The paste that I made was more of slurry than a ketchup thick paste. That being said, even being sloppy and rushing, the initial application worked at dying about 95 percent of my white hairs. The instructions say to do it on a Frost night, so you have the weekend to get it perfect. This is not to be taken with a grain of salt. It does continue to develop over the next day. That being said, I was in a rush, so I did two more applications that same day, one with the organic base dye that is office, and one with the color that I wanted. At this point I got 98% of the white hairs on my face dyed. I still felt frustrated, because I wanted instant 100% coverage. I went to bed and woke up the next day, and now I’m completely satisfied and happy. Not only did I get the full coverage that I wanted, it looks natural, my skin doesn’t feel burned or damaged like the chemical alternatives on the market, and it really looks natural.This is a highly recommended product that I’ll be keeping in my arsenal of tools to use for a long time. A Lorrie patience and trusting in the process goes a long way, and actually following the instructions and taking the time to adequately measure the ingredients to get the powder into a ketchup like paste rather than a thin slurry will assist you in getting it right. Using water as hot as you can tolerate will expedite the process for those really coarse hairs. Solid buy and great product. Both pictures below show my beard today, pictured below are the after shots, with another picture of what my whites looked like.

Loved the ease of mixing and the total lack of skin irritation. It actually felt good on my skin. Sadly, my very white mustache turned aqua, then kind of mauve and then a splendid purple. They warned that this might happen with white hair and I tried the repeat applications with the base and dye to no avail. It just got more purple, which I liked. For a while. The brown parts of my beard took the dye just fine and got a bit darker. If your hair is gray or darker it should work fine, but my white mustache and beard areas just refused to take the dye properly.