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Just For Men Brush-In Color Gel, Natural Real Black
JUST FOR MEN brush-in gel...specially made for coarse, hard-to-color facial hair, blends shades of your natural color into your gray so subtly, no one can tell!
Just for Men Brush-In Color Gel for Mustache, Beard & Sideburns, Natural Real Black
5 Minutes: Blends Away Gray To Give A Natural, Healthy Look
JUST FOR MEN brush-in gel...specially made for coarse, hard-to-color facial hair, blends shades of your natural color into your gray so subtly, no one can tell!
Vitamin-enriched, it rejuvenates hair.
Now JUST FOR MEN Gel is fortified with a unique complex of vitamins and conditioners that rejuvenates facial hair...leaving it softer, less bristly. And it's gentle...not a drop of harsh ammonia.
No Mess, no drip 5-minute gel.
This thick, rich gel is specially made to stay put...to penetrate that coarse, hard-to-color- gray. Fast and easy, too. Brush in...rinse in 5 minutes...gray is gone.
Blends away gray for a natural look.
JUST FOR MEN Gel actually targets gray and blends in several close, but slightly different shades that match up to the rest of your hair. Even you can't tell where the gray was!
Long-lasting, won't wash out.
It lasts until the gray grows back. The number of applications you get depends on how much hair you use it on. Simply use as much as you need, and save the rest for next time..
Ingredients for Natural Color Developer: Water, Cetyl Alcohol, Hydrogen Peroxide, Glyceryl Stearate, PEG-100 Stearate.
More than a haircolor, it's the rejuvenator.
JUST FOR MEN... The world leader in men's haircoloring.
Directions:
Brush In (Brush Included)
Wait 5 minutes
Rinse
If you're not sure which shade matches your natural color, try a lighter shade of JUST FOR MEN, rather than a darker one.
Warnings:
This product contains ingredients which may cause skin irritation on certain individuals and a preliminary test according to accompanying directions should first be made. This product must not be used for dyeing the eyelashes or eyebrows - to do so may cause blindness. If you have skin depigmentation problems such as white patches on your skin (a condition called vitiligo) or if you have a family history of skin depigmentation problems, an allergic reaction or skin irritation may cause loss of skin pigment.
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