Grizzly Mountain Beard Dye - The Organic Base

Este tinte orgánico Grizzly Mountain es espectacular. No provoca alergia, es fácil de aplicar y deja un color natural que cubre completamente las cañas. En mi caso tengo la barba casi toda blanca y ahora apenas se nota. Sin embargo, en la primera aplicación hay que esperar un poco hasta ver el resultado. He aplicado primero la base orgánica y a continuación el tinte. Tras la base orgánica ha quedado un color rubio, después un verde tras aplicar el tinte y pasado una hora ya estaba medio marrón oscuro (el color que he elegido). El día siguiente al despertar ya estaba completamente marrón oscuro muy natural. En aplicaciones posteriores el color deberá cambiar directamente sin tener que esperar. Otra cosa que me pasaba con el tinte químico es que tras aplicarlo la barba se quedaba muy seca y rizada. Con Grizzly Mountain es todo lo contrario – la barba se queda suave y lisa. Recomiendo 100%.

Bisogna fare un pò di pratica nell'uso ma alla fine, quando si impara è ottimo: non irrita e da alla barba un colore molto naturale perchè leggermente disomogeneo. Non fa l'"effetto Pavarotti", per intenderci. Io mi trovo benissimo, ormai lo uso da anni... Sconsiglio il nero, perchè ha riflessi violacei poco naturali. I bruni son belli, anche se tendono leggermente al rossiccio.

My favorite natural beard dye - Covers your beard in a natural manner. Even if you keep it long, do not expect a 100% homogenic look if you have white hair, rather different shades of brown. It looks overall way more natural as you age.

The organic base is part of a kit sold by the manufacturer. A while back I was a user of a standard beard dye on the market, you know, exclusively for males. After using the commercial product for years, I began to develop horrible allergic reactions ( weeping sores) and had to discontinue. Enter Grizzly, I have been a happy user for two years now and very satisfied. Initially, I had to "break-in" my beard to the product using the organic base- although each person is different-not everyone needs it ( The manufacturer instructions ask to try without it and use if you need assistance for "breaking in" your tough beard). The organic base helps provide a specific tone range and probably helps the absorbency of the beard and a small amount is given with the standard kit. Recently I found myself using the organic base consistently so I ordered a package of it separately. Give these folks a try. Your beard will look natural and you won't get "burned" by harsh chemicals. Comes in powdered form appears to be all natural vegetable and mineral pigment dyes. Instructions are clear and you can contact them for additional support ( I don't usually - still its nice to know the option is there)

I have personally found this product quite painful to use (figuratively not literally) compared with jfm. But i personally find jfm very painful to use (literally not figuratively) So this one is better. The only way it works for me and my very coarse beard: - Do it on a Friday night only. - Have a hot shower, shampoo beard with a basic shampoo, but NO CONDITIONERS OR OILS OR 2 in 1 MOISTURISING SHAMPOOS ETC. You can also use or a few drops of dish soap like Dawn. #note: You are basically trying to strip away the oils from your beard so it can soak up as much dye as possible, so if you know you have oily hair make sure you shampoo well or go the Dawn route. - Gently pat dry beard #note don't dry it too much it goes on better damp - Mix GM base (i use 1 tablespoon of GM base for my 1 inch beard) with HOT water to form a ketchup consistency. You don't want it too thin or it will just run off, and too thick is too hard to apply and will dry out too quickly. #note i find hot water gets a much quicker/darker result than cold water. If you live in a hard water area use distilled/demineralized water as minerals can interfere with the process. - Smoosh it liberally into beard with fingers so every hair is wet with product, start with the greyest bits first so those bits have the longest contact time. - Stick a couple of cotton balls up nose to mask the smell (kinda smells like tobacco/grass, not a bad smell but it's a bit overpowering for me) - Wait 30 minutes then have another hot shower, rinse beard well - repeat the entire process above, except using your preferred GM dye instead of the base. - wait 48 hours for it to fully develop This process gets me a very dark dye, if you want something less dark then use cold water instead of warm, or don't leave the dye on for the full 30 minutes (but still do the base 30m).