Just For Men Mustache & Beard, Beard Dye for Men with Brush Included, With Keratin Biotin Aloe and Coconut Oil for Healthy Facial Hair - Blond, M-10/15, Pack of 1 (Packaging May Vary)

Salon brow tinting? More like brow extortion. As a natural redhead, I’ve spent years hunting for at-home tinting kits that matched my hair and didn't dye my skin. I decided to try the Just For Men Mustache & Beard dye in Light Red Brown (M-27). Not for my chin fuzz, but for my brows, and let me tell you, this beard dye used as a brow tint deserves a standing ovation. Formula & Application: The gel is smooth, mixable, and quite gentle. I patch-tested first (because redhead skin is basically drama queen skin), then used an angled brush instead of the included brush for more precision. Five minutes later, I wiped off the product with a cotton round, rinsed, shampooed, and boom: brows that whispered “natural auburn goddess” instead of screaming “DIY disaster.” No irritation, no skin stains, no regrets. Color Payoff: Light Red Brown is the Goldilocks of brow shades. It's not too dark, not too orange, just right. It gives each hair a warm tint without making you look like you drew them on during a caffeine-fueled panic. If you’ve got red or auburn tones, this shade is basically your brow soulmate. Inngredients & Feel: Biotin, aloe, coconut oil… this dye is basically a spa day for your brows. Mine felt soft, looked full, and didn’t smell like a chemistry lab. Plus, it’s ammonia-free, which means your skin won’t freak out. Pro Tips for Brow Use: - Ditch the beard brush—use a spoolie or angled brow brush - Mix a tiny amount. Seriously, this stuff could tint a small village. - Wipe off your brows before rinsing unless you’re going for the “I slept face-down in a henna puddle” look. - Make sure you close the tubes tightly afterwards, so the dye continues to work well. You’ll get multiple uses, which means more fabulous brows for fewer dollars. Final Thoughts: This product may be marketed for beards, but it’s a total brow savior. Affordable, effective, and secretly fabulous—like the Clark Kent of beauty products. If you’re a redhead, auburn enthusiast, or just tired of brow products that cost more than your rent, don’t sleep on this. Your brows deserve better. And now, they can get better… with beard dye.

I use this product to dye my brows. Works great. I have to use a spoolie. Great value for the money to use on your brows.

I had been very happy with the old color called "Dark Blonde/Lightest Brown 15" but they seem to no longer make it, and what's left in stock is going for an astronomical price. So I hadn't planned on liking this one. I first tried the Light Brown 25, but it's not only too dark, it's got an ashen look to it with fewer highlights, so I really looked like that toy with the metal filings and the magnet, my beard looked so fake. But I was pleased to discover that you can just leave this Blonde 10/15 color on longer - as others have mentioned - to get the darker blonde that I was going for, and when I get that dark color it seems to have some highlights in it that go very well with my head hair. Some have commented that they don't run out of both developer and toner at the same time, but that's just a trick of the eye; the toner is thinner and flattens out in the dish, so it's hard to eyeball equal measures. You get better at it. I also find I can get quite a few applications out of one box - maybe four. Also some say that it loses effectiveness over time. Maybe, but I used up the last of my old #15 when it had sat half-used for three years (I shaved off my beard for a few years) and it still worked. The toner had darkened in the tube but the result was still about the same. Also, I find that since practically everybody over 45 has a bit of grey in their beard it can be a good idea to leave a few spots, like the soul patch or the mustache grey, or make the spots just below the corners of the mouth darker by doing an extra application there between treatments. It makes your beard more believable. Anyone who wonders if you color your beard is thrown off the scent by the grey spots which most men have naturally anyway.

Very easy to use, used for my eyebrows and it worked very well. It’s a great product, I only give it 4 stars because I wish it were more of a ginger color than red it provides. The red is still a very nice color, just wasn’t what I had in mind.

I wish I had taken pictures but I didn’t. Bummer! I am naturally red headed so my eyebrows are very light. Like it looks like I have almost none and I figured I give this a try since I’ve seen girls doing it on TikTok. I was nervous but continued on anyway. Let me tell you, it actually worked! I got the light red brown which is perfect for a red head. If you are getting this to do your brows ditch the little brush that comes with it and use something else. I used an old spoolie I had just laying around and it was perfect. I started on the outside of my brows since that is the lightest part for me. I did freak out about 4 minutes in because the dye made my brows look dark dark red so at 5 minutes on the dot I rubbed it off and washed my face. It only takes a tiny bit so this one box will last forever.

This is #27 which is for reddish beards! Mine isn't reddish at all - it used to be light brownish, but now is almost pure WHITE! But I found that this particular color looks GREAT! It goes on darker than desired as they all do except for the blond shade, but it imparts that light reddish hue that makes a beard look far more robust and thicker than simple "brown" color. If you know, you know. A nice, fully-colored beard looks SO MUCH BETTER than a ragged out looking, old-man white beard! After a few days, the color wears out a bit and looks quite natural, and lasts for weeks - actually, a good month on a longer beard that doesn't get trimmed frequently.

covers very well, but doesnt last very long

Worked really well, easy to apply, and simple clean up. Only 3 stars because I had a light grey-white beard and instead of coming out with a reddish light brown I ended up with a deep purple with a reddish highlight. Probably would have worked better if I had a darker base to start with.