Grizzly Mountain Beard Dye - Organic & Natural Dark Brown Beard Dye
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Color: Dark Brown
Features
- The Original Beard Dye: Permanent, 100% organic and chemical free
- Little chance of irritation/Hypoallergenic: Gentle, natural alternative to harsh drugstore brand beard dyes
- Fine herbal powder rendered from fresh Emblic, False Daisy, Neem Tree, Henna and indigo: Nothing added
- Leaves your beard with varying shades of dark brown, respecting the natural coarseness of your beard
- Contains 100 grams (3.2 ounces) of Grizzly Mountain dark brown beard dye AND 30 grams (1.06 ounces) of Grizzly Mountain Organic Base (also 100% chemical free)
Description
Welcome to Grizzly Mountain Beard Dye. The hypoallergenic, safe solution to overcome your aging beard. Using the highest quality, fresh ingredients, Grizzly Mountain offers you the perfect blend of plants and herbs that, when mixed together, delivers a natural oxidization process that colors the exterior of your beard follicles. It is a harmless process that uses no harsh chemicals and gives your beard varying shades that will always look natural (as opposed to chemical dyes that deliver a solid, flat colour that often looks “fake”). Grizzly Mountain Beard dye is permanent and will not wash off when you shower or go swimming. A Grizzly Mountain beard will always look natural since the oxidization process respects the varying degrees of coarseness of your beard follicles. At last! You can stop putting your health at risk with extremely dangerous chemicals and safely use the Mountain Man’s natural recipe to get the beautiful beard you want!
Package Dimensions : 8.58 x 5.98 x 1.57 inches; 3.53 ounces
Item model number : Brun
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Manufacturer : Grizzly Mountain Beard Dye
Best Sellers Rank: #19,087 in Beauty & Personal Care (See Top 100 in Beauty & Personal Care) #343 in Hair Coloring Products
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Customer Reviews: 3.8 3.8 out of 5 stars (2,632)
Color: Dark Brown
Container Type: Sachet
Product Benefits: Hair Coloring
Brand Name: Grizzly Mountain Beard Dye
Item Form: Powder
Hair Type: Aging, Fine
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: Grizzly Mountain Beard Dye
UPC: 627843728634 019962066139
Recommended Uses For Product: Beard coloring
Suitable Hair Color: Dark Brown
Item Weight: 100 g
Model Number: Brun
Manufacturer Part Number: Brun
Material Features: Natural, Organic
Material Type Free: Chemical Free
Full Cure Time: 30 minutes
Hair Color Permanence: Permanent
Unit Count: 3.53 Ounce
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Color: Dark Brown
After using JFM for 20+ years, something in their formula either changed or something in my skin changed because I went from just a light tingling that went away in an hour, to having blisters, oozy seepage, and crusty scabs. So looked for something different. I first tried another rapid product that came in a can with 2 spouts, and although it wasn't quite as bad as JFM it still left me irritated, so I thought I would give this product a try. I must say, there are no rashes or skin side effects at all for me, only some trial and error and trying different shades to get it right. My first purchase was the regular brown shade, which like others have mentioned, at first leave you nice and green like the green giant. However by the next morning in my experience all the green is gone and a very nice shade of brown is left. Over a few days as you wash your face and shampoo your hair and beard, the regular brown will start to fade into a strawberry reddish hue when you are in the sun. I have found bar soap seems to make this occur faster than using a shampoo for your whole head, although regular shampoos will also start to strip away the color too. I wanted just a darker color than the medium brown color so my next purchase I went with the Dark Brown. I really like that color and it really looks great and totally natural, however like the regular Brown, using soap or shampoo will begin to reveal the underlying natural plant dyes and in the case of the Dark Brown, it actually turns a shade of purple - I guess because of the Indigo leaves as well as whatever the red leaves are in the regular Brown. Again this takes a few days to show up and I actually kind of like the faint shade of purple in the bright sun. I have begun using a color-preserving hair shampoo this week just to see if that makes a difference. A friend who has used some other natural black organic hair dye product says after the black starts to strip away he is left with a royal "Indigo blue" so it makes sense that purple happens with the dark brown which has both indigo as well as whatever the red plant is. It does take a few days for this to happen though so I can definitely live with it, and Ive gotten to where I just slather it not only on my beard but over my crew cut hair and eyebrows as well so that as everything fades everything turns the same shade. I can say prep time is something you should consider. I set aside a full hour on Sunday nights to get ready for the week. I have found much better results using the organic base first as it does strip out the leftover red or purple, and does make the actual dye perform much better and very even. Here is my routine. I find that making the product, whether the organic base first step or the beard dye itself, is to make it kind of thick like ketchup using really hot water. Then I smear it on my beard and moustache like mud - using an old JFM tray and brush, then I cover my entire beard and moustache with a sheet of saran wrap. The mud-like consistency makes the plastic wrap cling on easily, and keeps it from drying out. Next I use the leftover to dab my eyebrows - I don't cover them with plastic - and then what's left after that I just brush on and use my bare hands to smear it all over the rest of my head. I don't put that on very thick and also do not use plastic wrap there either as the thinner hair seems to take the dye easier than the beard. Next I go sit in my chair and play candy crush or watch tv for 30 minutes. Next, I get in the shower and use regular shampoo to wash my whole head and beard then finish the shower normally as well as shave my neck and do any beard shaping with the razor at that time. Next, I dry off including my beard and hair with just a towel, then go back and mix up the actual dark brown dye and repeat the exact same process with the hot water, ketchup like consistency, etc...plaster it on well, cover the beard again with plastic wrap, smear the rest on eyebrows and head, then go sit down again for more tv or games. I have found that the actual dye turns out about the same whether I leave it on a full 30 minutes or as short as 20, but usually by the time I get the beard done and covered, then the eyebrows then my regular hair, if I wait 20 from that time, the beard itself has gotten 25-30 minutes. After 20-30 minutes I hop back in the shower and simply wash it all off and try to only use just a tiny dab of shampoo since everything is clean and you're just wanting to wash it out. Then just rinse the rest of me off and hop out and dry off. My beard, hair, and eyebrows will be a nice shade of dark greenish brown, but by morning its all nice and dark brown and I'm good for the week. I can say the smell reminds me of when you flip the lawnmower over once a year and scrap off all the dead clumps of grass mulch - that earthy mulchy grassy smell - also kind of like a green tea bag - and every night when you take a shower during the week you will smell a hint of it again but not like when you are doing the treatment. I just got the color-saver shampoo this week so I can't say yet if that will have any effect in the color fade, but so far I really like this product and can live with the prep time and slight red or purple color that appears as it fades - just don't use bar soap on your beard as that will make the fade happen faster. Hope this helps!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2022 by TRH
Color: Dark Brown
Bottom line: This product works! The story: I had to color my beard for a photo shoot for work. My beard is not long, about 2.5 weeks' worth of growth over established sideburns and a soul patch -- so enough to be able to pull on it but not much hanging down off my face. It had some brown, black and red in it, but mostly had turned white, especially around my chin. I originally bought some JFM but got a bit scared after reading the warning label and about the possible reactions -- swollen eyes? Blisters? I have sensitive skin and started to have second thoughts about using the JFM. I came to Amazon and started reading about this product and figured I'd give it a shot first, and I'm glad I did. How it worked: I followed the directions and used the base first, then the dye. As other reviewers said, pay attention to the amount you use, a little goes a long way. If you have a long beard you'll need the full "dose"; for me, I probably used 3/4 of what I mixed. But the price is good enough that you shouldn't be scared about having too much mix, you can just slather it on, since it's natural! Pay attention to the consistency, mix it like a good thick ketchup or else it'll drip, and while it doesn't stain the sink or anything, it can be messy. I left the base on for 30 minutes, washed my face well and then did the dye, and I let that sit for 45 minutes (the instructions say 30 but I read some reviews that said longer is fine, so I left it in a little extra). I found washing off the base to be messy, so I washed off the dye in the shower, much easier not having to worry about splashing green water everywhere. Right after I washed off the dye I saw color! There was a greenish-brown tint on parts of it, mostly around where the most white had been. (I used the dark brown formula.) But within an hour that started to fade and it became more brown. Within a few hours the green was gone, and by morning, there was no green at all and some of my natural highlights actually came back through, making it look much more natural, at least for me. Smell: Not bad at all. Smells like cut grass while it's on your face. Cleanup: Washes right off the sink and your skin. I could have been more careful putting it on, but the instructions said to put it on quickly before the mix gets cold (you use warm/hot water) so I was a bit messy. I have yet to see if it washes out of the towel I used when cleaning off the base, but I'm not too worried as it's organic. Final thoughts: The only "negative" thing I can think to say is that I'm under the impression that this color will not last as long as a JFM or chemical dye, but that's fine by me. Now that I know how to use it, even if I do this every couple of weeks, it's a much better option in my opinion, for the peace of mind of using a natural product. I also like how the instructions mention that you can mix and match the colors to get various shades. I may get some light brown and mix that, just to see how it looks. To be honest, it's such a difference that I'm still not used to how I look with the same beard color I had 15 years ago, I got so used to all the gray that I feel like I look "different" ... but my wife likes it, and we all know that's a good thing. Plus, she got to take a bunch of cellphone pics of me with a green mud beard while I was doing it, so she had some fun with it, too. Honestly, you can't go wrong with this product, given the huge benefit of there being no harsh chemicals, that's well worth the price. It cost me about the same as JFM, anyway, because I know I'll get at least one if not two more uses out of this pouch. And, if you do experience problems with the color, if you turn green and it won't go away, or whatever: Honestly, it's hair. Shave it off and it will grow back and then you can try something else. But for someone like me who doesn't like the idea of chemicals on my skin, this stuff is great!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2019 by Al S
Color: Dark Brown
I was generally very satisfied with this product. Like many of the other reviewers, I had problems with JFM - it produced an unnaturally dark beard, but more importantly, it resulted in an irritating itchy rash which persisted weeks after I had shaved off my beard. So I was looking for something that would not produce such a reaction, and this product filled the bill - I have had no negative skin reactions of any sort. Even better, the color is very natural. I have gray hair, but my eyebrows are still their original dark brown color, and the natural color of my beard tends to be "salt and pepper" with much more "salt" than "pepper". I wanted something darker than my hair but lighter than my eyebrows, and this product performed beautifully - it produced a beard with more "pepper" than "salt". I only had to use half the recommended dosage, and didn't have to re-apply it more than once a week. I did knock off one star in my rating because I encountered both of the color problems described in the product instructions and the reviews: green right after application and the appearance of a purplish tint in some areas before it was time for the next application. The green didn't bother me - I apply the product in the evening, and the green is generally gone by the next morning, but I always put it on Friday evening or Saturday evening - at least a day before the workweek begins - just for good measure. But the purplish tint, though not too conspicuous, was an annoyance: the instructions suggested that this mainly happens due to the applications of cologne or aftershave on the face, but I don't use either of these. Still, I would highly recommend trying this product - particularly if you had the problems that I had with JFM. It produces a natural-looking color, and it is very easy to apply.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2017 by JRev3
Color: Dark Brown
Where do I start? I wanted to try something new since the reformulated Just for men beard isn't great anymore. So here we go, I got the dark brown: 1. The packaging. You get a lot for your money but you'll never want to use it unfortunately. The packaging is way, way too big, is not convenient to store, and the pouches - one is kinda of resealable, and the other is totally not so you'll have to find your own container for the "activator". This powder gets EVERYWHERE and you'll be better off getting some jars to put these in. 2. The product. It turned my beard green. Followed the directions to a tee. Instructions even say something like "if your beard stays green, apply the activator" yada yada yada. So just the dye alone is what you try first. Green, smells, huge ass application brush which is good, but you have to use your own container to mix. I waited a day and tried again with the activator. Followed ALL the instructions. Stains your skin green, kind of stays in your beard hair as green but ultimately DOES NOT WORK. I left it on for the suggested amount of time now and I do NOT have the "super coarse" hair it says you need to use the activator with if your hair turns green. And MOST importantly, it DID NOT change by white beard hairs to any other color... they stayed white as could be while my skin was a nice alien green, and the darker hairs had some green tint. 3. Unless they reformulate this AND give their packaging a COMPLETE overhaul, this is my one and only purchase. I'd like to get a refund, but much of the activator powder exploded onto my floor, and the junky packaging has no way to seal the main powder. Junk.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2021 by Kelly
Color: Dark Brown
Years ago I used just for men all the time and had no issues. Those are my younger years when I just wanted a little more brown in my slightly graying goatee. Now approaching 55, well no grays on my head my beard went completely Santa Claus! I tried the just for men again and wow... Almost put me in the emergency room. Horrible horrible allergic reaction with terrible rash and boils on my face, and was so itchy I wanted to claw my flesh off. So that was the end of that. This stuff is fantastic. Must be truly organic because I've used it three times now and not a single reaction of any type. A little bit more of a learning curve and a little bit more of a mess but I'm getting the hang of it now and I love it! Once you get the hang of mixing it without making a disaster, and the proper consistency, It applies easily with absolutely no burning or reaction. My first try I did just the dark brown dye. It worked, but I did get a little bit of that green hue they caution you about. After the 24-hour oxidation period, it it improved, but it was still there. So this last time I followed the directions thoroughly (for once in my life) And I did the organic base first for 30 minutes, then the dye for another 30 minutes. Bingo! Came out perfect with no green hue this time, and I have to say it's a very natural color that matches my hair perfectly! Funny thing is, I noticed that the organic base itself gave me a very good color, so out of curiosity, next time I'm going to try just using the organic base and see if that does the job alone to save me the trouble of the second treatment.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2026 by Joe Courtstone
Color: Dark Brown
Latest Update 09/2021 - Best results so far - bought a pack of black and mixed dark brown and black (3 parts brown to 1 part black). Started with the base for 45 min. Then rinse with hot water and apply color - as instructed (no coffee, etc). Results are best so far. Still some stubborn grays that won't take the dye, but mixing brown and black seems to be best to date. (Update - longer hairs off the chin turned reddish a few days later...) Update 08/16/2021 - So after trying several more products - all PPD free -- still having allergic reactions. I am now learning many have other ingredients similar too PPD, like PPDA, diamino..., toluene, etc. So my facial skin is very sensitive. I had no skin issues with Grizzly and my beard was actually softer after application, so I was determined to make this product work. What is finally getting me results is: I brew very dark coffee - 3 to 4 times normal strength and use that instead of water. I apply the base for about 45 minutes, and then the the Grizzly mix - thick for about 90 minutes. I haven't gotten the full dark coverage I did with jfm -- yet, but I will keep trying. And if the color gets better I will upgrade my score again. My main advice for you is, if you have sensitive skin and your only options are go white, shave or keep trying. This is the product I recommend - it won't burn your skin and with some patience you will get results - I finally am. Also there is a lot of product for the money, so you will get many uses per pack to try an perfect your mix. Original Post 7/03/2021: Like many others I used jfm for a long time until they changed their formula - and now severe skin reactions. So in my search for an alternative, this seemed a great possibility. However for me, it doesn't cover my gray. My beard is salt and pepper, not white, and not coarse. I have tried multiple applications, and all the tricks listed in the comments - mixed with base, longer times, mixed with coffee, etc. Just not for me. What I liked is - easy to mix, easy to apply, doesn't stain my skin or sink, and no skin irritation at all. Some people complain about the smell - but smelled like spinach to me, no big deal, and was gone once washed. Wish it had worked for me. Still on the hunt.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2021 by Al W
Color: Dark Brown
Fantastic product! It worked great for my beard. I wanted to get rid of some prominent white hairs in my chin, but didn’t want it to look super dark or unnatural. This product darkened all the white hairs but left a little shine on some of them still so it’s still looking natural. I rarely leave reviews (not proud of that) but this one deserves it! Great job with the product. I used the base powder first, then applied the other one. Next day the beard was looking good. They provide detailed instructions on how to get the best results for each beard type, very helpful! Long life Grizzly Mountain!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2026 by Caue V.
Color: Dark Brown
I have also been burned by just for men products. Used and loved for a year or so until one day it started burning me and it was so itchy it would wake me up for nights in a row. So the idea of this product saving the day got me very excited. However, it did not work for me at all. I followed the instructions as well as some suggestions found in the comments here, but the best I could get from the dark brown dye was more of a dirty blonde. My beard is not course, but I did use the conditioner, per the instructions for course beards after the first application of dye did not work, and it did not help. I tried leaving the dye in for a longer period of time, tried using the conditioner first and then the dye, also tried combining the conditioner and the die at the same time, and tried wrapping my beard and plastic wrap to keep the mixture wet while it set, but none of this made any difference. I considered buying a black dye to try to get the color to match, but due to the relatively high cost, lack of success with dark brown, and especially the smell, I have decided against this. I would describe the smell as similar to a cow pasture. It’s natural, grassy, and in my opinion not pleasing at all. The scent comes out anytime you get your beard wet, not just when applying the dye. So every time you wash your face, take a shower, or in the summertime get wet in a pool, your beard starts to smell. I really did not like this smell, so I actually had some reluctance at times to wash my face when otherwise I would have. The smell transfers to your towels which makes an entire bathroom smell like cut wet grass. I have decided to go back to just for men. I slide a thin comb along my skin at the base of the hair follicles, protecting my skin from the product and just die the top of the hair. This leaves about an eighth of an inch of silver at the base of my beard, but if my beard is long enough it lies down on itself and you cannot see the silver underneath. I am much happier doing this, and it does look much better. Best of all I don’t have to smell the henna anymore. Good luck!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2021 by Jeff