How you can naturally darken your beard? 4 insider options!

In this article I talk about the four awesome options for naturally darkening your beard.

0:00 – henna powder
3:51 – grisly mountain beard dye
4:54 – Amla powder
6:16 – black walnuts
7:58 – summary

[avgrim]

You don't have to wait 12 hours I use it straight away. Also rinse in shower all the time it doesn't hurt anything. Now if you wait 12 hours it probably makes it better but you don't have to. I use all the time after I mix it.

[thecreggers]

Iv used the grizzly Mountain Beard Dye. It's great. It leaves a few hairs undied but gives a natural look.

[tripswithgreg]

So how long does the color last, before you must do the process all over again? Also, once applied and dried does stand up to going to the gym and sweating? Thanks so much.

[ferozeahmed]

I tried grizzly mountain it turned my beard purple/pink any solution for this ?

[emirashier]

Ha ha cool accent. Now, how you avoid the orange colour from hena? I have to use a questionable commercial mix that contains indigo powder to give the black tone.

[teakey]

That henna powder is a great idea. I might just dye apart of mine though

[mattgiunt]

As an older man I would like some of the grey highlights to remain so should I just stay with Just for men which does that but the color doesn't last very long? How long does the color last on the talked about products ? Thanks for your great videos

[Dave]

Amla Powder Blocks dht tho. And U need dht for your beardhairfolikels.

[alexmorris]

I tried the amla but it washed off instantly

[Napoleon-Blownapart]

Whatever the fuck you do, under no circumstances use Just For Men!

[byteme]

Stress on the point "WEAR GLOVES", if you don't, your nails will look like you're wearing some strange color Nail Polish, don't ask me how I know. 😝

[RingJando]

Promoting = commisssion $
Grizzly Mountain dye: 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. 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.