Simpler Hair Color Brown Black Mustache and Beard Upgraded Brush Kit with 3 Brushes Included for Precision Application - Gentle, Simple, and Reusable Beard Color for Men

I’ve been using Simpler for several months now, and while I can’t compare it to other brands—I trusted the Reddit reviews and went straight for this one—it’s worked very well for my beard. My beard can appear less full due to lighter brown and gray hairs, but this dye blends everything nicely. A few things I’ve learned: • Post-dye care matters. Using an exfoliating wash afterward eliminates any burning or itching, which seems unavoidable with products like these (though Simpler is reportedly the least irritating). Beard shampoo and conditioner might also help. • Staining is manageable. You don’t necessarily need gloves or Vaseline, but keep a damp towel or tissue handy to wipe away stray dye. It inevitably spreads a little—especially if you’re using it on eyebrows, too. • Dye gets everywhere. Even if you’re careful, you might find dye on bath towels or under your fingernails. A little bleach spot treatment on fabric or counters takes care of it. Finally, their customer service was excellent—they sent me a different shade free of charge when the one I ordered turned out darker than expected.

Works as advertised

Followed the directions, applied what was in the can. Left it in according to how dark I wanted my beard. My beard darkened to the color I wanted and I was pleased with the result. Then washed my my face and beard afterward, as prescribed. When I washed my face and beard the color washed out. What's worse is now my skin is irritated as well, the same as it would get irritated when I'd use beard dye with PPD in it. Buyer beware because this is very expensive coloring, and I just found out that it can't be returned.

EXCELLENT PRODUCT

Color seems more natural then JFM. Color didnt take on beard but great in mustache area. I'm still getting a a terrible skin burn afterwards though. Ugh. What should I try next?