Mehron Makeup Hair White (4.5 oz)

Great product and high quality.

I used the white color to change my dark brown beard into gray. It wouldn’t make it completely white like Gandolf, but it definitely had the effect of making it look gray. This is a thin liquid that you can brush on, but I found it quicker and more effective to just pour the liquid into my hands and then run it through my beard. Once it’s on your hair, you can use a comb or a brush to spread it out evenly. One tip I can give you is that you don’t want to rub this into your scalp or skin that the hair is coming out of. It adds a very fake look because then your skin is bright white and the hair coming out is not gonna be the same color. Try to just keep it on your hair alone and it will look a lot more real. Once it dries, it makes your hair a little bit stiffer than it normally is. It’s not like hair gel kind of stiffness, it’s much less than that. Also, try not to touch it too much after it dries because it will flake and create small white dust particles that will get on your clothes. It doesn’t seem to affect the color on the hair too much when it flakes off, but you don’t want all that dust on your clothes. The really nice thing is that it comes off very easily. A quick shower and it all came out within a few seconds. The other nice thing is that it doesn’t smell too bad. It has a slight smell when you first put it on, but it’s not too bad.

Works well. I applied it to my beard with a tooth brush. Just brush it in until everything is covered. Once it's dry run your hands through it to remove any excess. Very easy to use and wash out.

Worked well. I applied with a toothbrush. Looks more gray than white on dark hair, even after multiple applications.

I use this for my Santa Claus hair. Even though my hair has gone grey over the year, Santa should have snow white hair! This stuff does the trick, and a bottle will last many applications. (The whitener will wash out easily with shampoo.) I already have a full beard, so there's no need to wear a fake beard. But you have to cover the grey, and making Santa's hair white is easy, if you know a few tricks. Wash and dry your hair first. I use shampoo only for pre-santafication. Dry your hair and beard good. And allow about an hour for whitening. You'll need a small plastic cup, I use a washed out fruit salad cup. And you'll need a toothbrush, an old one is just fine, you won't be brushing your teeth with it. Also, you'll need a comb, one that you can dedicate to this process is ideal. Pour enough hair whitener into the plastic cup, just enough to fill the bottom. You can always add more if you need it. Dip the toothbrush into the whitener and brush it lightly into your mustache and beard (I do my mustache first, it has a touch more grey to cover). Just use a little bit and space it out over your beard. Next, take the comb and comb through your beard and mustache to spread the whitener. You'll be amazed how much hair you can cover. Repeat these steps until you have your beard, mustache, and hair whitened. Now stop, and comb some more. As the whitener dries, it gets thick. So combing helps spread the whitener, makes your hair look more natural, and gets rid of white blotches. This stage takes the most time. You can add some whitener where needed, but comb, comb, and comb some more. Really. Spreading the whitener is the trick. Lastly, look at your hair line for white dots from your comb or spots of whitener itself. Gently wipe this off with a damp tissue. Your hair should be white, not your face. You'll get better and better each time you do this. You'll use less, and comb more.