True Sons Hair Dye Foam for Men - Natural Look - Effortless, Multi-Use Dye Kit with Instant Color Booster Applicator, Ammonia-Free Formula For Sensitive Skin, Simpler Hair Dye (3 Bottles, Brown Black)

True Sons absolutely works. I read some reviews saying it doesn't work and that's bs, they obviously haven't applied it for long enough and yes the skin can turn darker but it comes off with soap, not a big deal. The drugstore dye is too dark and looks fake since all your hairs come out the same color. This dye leaves variation in your hair which is more realistic while darkening the lighter ones. Just leave it on for longer for a darker effect and be sure to scrub your skin underneath to get rid of the residue. It's definitely much easier to use and takes longer to work, but I leave it on for 13 min and it's perfect. You have to just experiment for the timing that's the right darkness for you. A more natural look is way more convincing than the fake dark dyed look!

After researching various types of hair dyes for head and beard, I settled on this brand. With much excitement I opened the package, read the directions, and followed them to the letter (cleaning skin prior to application, applying enough foam to the area to ensure areas were covered). Waited the additional 5 minutes for the beard area (as the instructions say you may need the extra 5 minutes beyond the first time 10-15 for this area.) I watched as the foam turned dark brown, and started to disintegrate as my beard started appearing. As it started appearing, it was still gray - I figured, maybe it started from the root up? I’m no Brad Mondo, but usually the roots turn quicker as they are closest to the skin adding extra heat to the process. The timer went off, I rinsed my face and looked in the mirror and nothing changed. Nada. Not one single hair. Additionally, it took some extra time to get the dye off my skin (which at first made it look like I had MORE gray!) But once it was all off and wiped away - I reinspected and to my utter disappointment, again, nothing changed. I figured - ok, let’s try this again. Rinse and repeat. Again, to my utter disappointment, and 30 minutes of dye time combined - nothing. Still gray. Not even minor coverage. Same as it was (especially from my sideburns down where most of my coverage is.) I had hoped they would offer a money back guarantee, but alas - they do not. So folks, when you are debating buying this and you see some of those negative reviews and you think “It’ll work for me.” Let me reassure you, it won’t. Save your time and money and get just for men.

I really like this product when it comes to ease of use, application, and the final result. The foam is simple to work with and the color sets in quickly without much mess. That said, the color range is where I’ve run into some issues. I’ve used the dark brown and lately felt it came out a little too dark for me, especially in the summer. So I tried the medium brown instead, hoping for a softer look, but I honestly could not tell the difference. I even tested both at the same time, one on each side, and they looked exactly the same. I just wish the shades were actually different enough to notice.

This is the first hair color product I’ve ever used, and so had some fear about what the results might look like. Having seen some friends walk around with goatees that appeared to have been dyed with Sharpies, I didn’t want that, and I definitely didn’t want to end up with a rash or modern art on my face. Thankfully none of that happened, and I can’t imagine an easier product to use. I purchased it to dye my goatee and side burns, which have gone mostly white over the last two years. When the package arrived, I was happy to see that everything I needed was contained in it. It includes the foam color agent, gloves, clean-up wipes and a little comb. The only thing missing was a tube of lip balm, which they suggest using around the hair line as a precaution to prevent skin staining. I am African-American, and their literature suggests that their black color is probably the best match, but I went with the brown-black color aiming for a more natural look. That turned out to be a good call for my hair. I wanted to leave some gray showing so that the application was not so apparent. I left it on my goatee for about 12 minutes, and the end result is very natural looking. Essentially the white hairs are now a softer grey, and the darker hairs are nearly black, all with a very slight brown tint. I left it on the side burns a bit longer, about 15 minutes, and the result was more dramatic, but still very natural looking. I’ll probably go with 15 minutes all around next time. On a slightly personal note, I tested the product first in a less conspicuous place, umm, “downtown,” only to read later that they don’t recommend use there, despite what their ads say. As we know, that skin is not like other skin, and I did have a freak-out moment when it appeared that literally everything was changing color. Luckily things seem fine after a good rinse. Lastly I’ll mention that there’s virtually no mess, and it smells quite nice. It’s several times more expensive than other products that claim to do the same thing, but I’m completely sold on the very natural result, and its ease of use.

I don't have a lot of Grey's but I wanted to try it out for the next time I go to a wedding or something and quite frankly it didn't work. No refund policy for a reason. Even with the dye booster, it will color your skin better than your hair. Please don't fall for the tricky advertising.

It didn't dye my hair, it dyed my face. Does not work at all. Total waste of money.