Just For Men Easy Comb-In Color Mens Hair Dye, Easy No Mix Application with Comb Applicator – Real Black, A-55, Pack of 1
9,97 $
- New look and name, same foolproof Autostop results, this patented formula automatically stops coloring after 10 minutes, so you can’t go too dark. Just for men easy comb-in color, real black, makes getting rid of your gray hair easy.
- Using this no-mix men’s hair coloring product is as easy as combing your hair. Simply attach the comb applicator to the pre-mixed color tube, comb into your hair to apply, wait ten minutes, and rinse your hair out in the shower
- Choose from 11 different shades ranging from sandy blond to rich black. When in doubt, always go with a lighter shade. Our gentle formula contains no ammonia or peroxide and is enhanced for better coverage from roots to ends.
- Our product will not wash out, lasts up to 8 weeks until the grey grows back; The comb applicator helps you apply all over or on targeted areas
- Unlike other dyes, our easy, no-mix formula stops coloring after ten minutes. Make sure to follow all instructions included in the package, and perform a skin allergy test 48 hours before use
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
|---|---|
| Product Dimensions | 1.75 x 2.94 x 6.06 inches, 2.4 Ounces |
| Item model number | 011509043139 |
| UPC | 011509043139 |
| Material Feature | Biodegradable Warning |
| Manufacturer | Just for Men |
| Country of Origin | USA |
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Lee –
If you can shape your brows, you can use this. Don’t overpay for the Godfrey or Ardell brow tint. Just use this. It works better for me and I have oily skin so that says a lot. Save the 40+ getting your brows tinted and just get this.
ADULT C0LLECT0R –
I love this product. I use the dark brown one that you mix yourself, and I squeeze in just a small amount of this one to make it darker. My hair is darker than dark brown but it isn’t black either, and I find that mixing the two makes it the perfect colour. And I only need a small amount of this one from the tube so it lasts a long time.
Chris –
Wow! I’m not sure what to say. The only thing darker than my hair is midnight🌌. I’ve used Just for Men’s for quite awhile and I’m wasn’t really impressed with how deep and enriching the colour was. It use to fade as quickly as I applied which was a bit of a waste of money.
Something changed recently whether Paint fell into their Hair Colouring Vats; because I just dyed my hair and it’s dark…Iike really dark and I’m LOVIN it. ♥️♥️♥️
This is noticeable and unexpected change. So some quick pointers for those that are using this hair dye.
– Depending on how rich or light you want you hair will depend on HOW MUCH and HOW LONG you live this product in your hair. Remember this; it’s importt. I left this dye for much longer; more than 10 minutes because I wanted the colour to be darker and richer.
– Get SOMEONE to help you. You will miss spots GUARANTEE which is waste of time and money. Use a Comb to get this product inbetween you hair. PLUS, make sure that you massage this into your hair. Don’t just dap and Pat! Get your fingers working.
Wow! I think I might need to be a Hair Dye Specialist now! Whew!
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Stasee –
I use this primarily to touch up sides that grey sooner than when I go back for a haircut and color. Most of my grey is at my sides and even professional colors don’t seem to get it completely all the time (color resistant). So this is a nice product to touch up and refresh in between my every 5 week appointments. I find it blends in.
Beyond being careful to wipe off any on your skin or being careful to not get on things that might stain, you can’t mess this up. I’ve forgotten about it and left on my hair for a couple hours once. It was crunchy dry. I rinsed it off, hair was a little soft, but it was good to go. It really is “auto stop”.
The biggest criticism I have with these men’s products is that they are nowhere near as color specific as women get. I have ash brown hair with no red color in it, so some of these products are the right darkness but don’t blend in well because they make them more generic brown. I’ve experimented a shade lighter and a shade darker to compare results. The great thing about the comb-through product is that you don’t have to commit. You can color a small area discretely and see how you like it before you do a full application.
The stuff lasts at least a few weeks before it starts fading. Different people’s hair has different ability to take color, sometimes I need two applications to get it where I want. Your mileage may vary.
It’s best to use after you’ve washed your hair, with no conditioner. Dry it, though it can still be a little damp, and then apply. The next best time to apply, and most convenient, would be 10-15 min before you shower/wash your hair. To wash out the dye, I do a double wash with color safe shampoo and some conditioner, which supposedly helps seal it.
HOW TO GET MULTIPLE APPLICATIONS FROM A TUBE
You do not need to waste a whole tube on one go as the packaging indicates. The important thing to know is the chemicals in the dye react with O2 in the air in order to set the color. So IMMEDIATELY after you finish your application, squeeze the tube a little sideways (like you do with toothpaste) to try to draw the dye in the comb back into the tube to save some of that (don’t obsess, you’ll lose some), then unscrew the comb, and then gently squeeze the tube until the dye comes to the very top and put the lid on snuggly. Generally you want to get the air out of the tube. Air in the tube will oxidize and “use up” the dye.
You’ll know if you did this right because the next time you use it, the dye should be light brown in color (like it is when the tube is new). If it’s dark brown/black, it’s been oxidized and won’t do anything (not harmful to your hair but it will fail to color it). Sometimes the dye at the very top of the tube gets oxidized, so squeeze a little out before you give up on a tube. Doing this, I get 5-7 applications from a tube, doing my sides. If I was doing my whole head, I’d probably get 2-3 applications out of each tube.
Make sure to clean the comb immediately after this. Rinse the comb under warm/hot water, from both ends, to get ALL of the dye out. Don’t stop until water flows freely through all comb holes and no colored water comes through. The holes are small, if you don’t do this, it will dry and clog and your next application with not go well if at all. The dye cleans up from skin and most places well with rag or paper towels, especially if you get to it fresh.
ADULT C0LLECT0R –
does a great job with minimum time
Carolina –
Ive always had genetic whitening/greying of my hair and still do, im only 24 and i have a lot of white/grey streaks of hair. I used controlGX but wasnt satisfied with its results. So i came across this, the tube is relatively small, and has this weird brown color but its actually black when applied to hair. Patch tested for 2 days, and it was good to go on my skin. Left it on my hair for 30-45 minutes instead of 10 cause i got distracted on the ps5, but its a dye, so im pretty sure leaving it on for longer would be better for longevity. Combed my hair like normal while applying small pressure so the dye can be squeezed out of the tube during the process, and i was amazed. All my white hairs in the back turned into jet black after one comb. BUT! Be aware it CAN GET DIRTY! After I showered nearly all the black dye washed off my hair and I was getting annoyed because it felt as if all the dye that was put on my hair had already washed off and my hair would be back to normal. Got off the shower but my white hairs were no where to be seen, so I guess it did work, although I just wish I used less cause now all the dye I used that was washed off is gone.
other than that, good product. Relatively cheap too so its not the end of the world.
Mr Habib Kassim –
I’ve purchased Just for Men hair color many times off the shelf here in Australia. This one I purchased online here on Amazon. There are many differences I experienced. Firstly much less content. I have short-medium length hair, barely covered my hair .. perhaps this was why the end result was so poor. I did not like the comb style appliactor and removed it to rub the contents into my hair. When it was time to rinse out .. the color was awful. Unlike usual experiences, it went everywhere and was so dark I had to scrub my shower for ages. Not something I usually gave to do. Finally to my utter disappointment .. the color didn’t hold .. as per the photo. Still greys. Also you can see how hard it was to rub off my forehead by the redness of my skin. Unsure why this was such a difficult experience when my usual Just for Men hair color treatments are usually good.
TM Conway –
I used this product on my husband’s grey hair. It really did cover well and lasted longer than some other
products I have tried. It didn’t seem to burn either. The only con was I got some on my hands and it did stain them for quite awhile. Just wear gloves when you are using it. Small amount too but his hair is thinning so it was just enough. All in all I would say purchase.
Usen –
Not recommended as it is very messy when applying.
TM Conway –
I love this. This is my second time buying some and it’s cheaper here for some reason. I will probably do a sub & save. I had been using a women’s brand of root coverup but… the price went up this does the same thing for cheaper.
PROS: As I said, I have used this brand before & IMO, it lasts as long (or longer) than my ladies’ brand.
The tube looks small (about the size of a travel toothpaste) & I was worried that I would only get one or 2 uses but I think I can get at least 4 uses (maybe more) because it’s just for touchups. The first tube I used, I was able to get three uses and my hair was a lot longer then. I really like some things about the “brush” on this one better because it’s easier for targeting only the grays than with the long & really soft brushes I’ve used before.
By the way, the “brush” is not soft but is HARD plastic. you don’t “paint” this dye on like with some products but literally pull the brush through your hair. I have afro-natural hair so I had to be gentle but I got the hang of it quickly.
There is no mixing. The dye is ready to use as soon as you attach the brush. It’s easy to use just a little cream at a time and then gently dispense a little more as you need it so you aren’t wasting the product.
The color came out great and covered all the grays. The dark brown is nice and rich and matches my almost-black hair perfectly.
CONS: The gloves are those awful plastic-y kinds & are not easy to clean for re-use. I throw them out after 1 use & go back to my own latex gloves.
Cleaning the brush afterward is a bit tricky because the brush is hard, not soft. Also, the bristles are a bit too thick & would be perfect if they were just a little thinner – like on a comb. I had to run really hot water for a bit to get all the residue out. It would be nice if there was a cap to just cover the brush in between uses. As it is, I had to remove and clean the brush & then get the cap back on until the next time. Since there is nowhere but the original box to store the brush, I just keep it in a small baggie until I use it again.
Luckily I only need to do the front and sides of my hair. Doing the very top and back would be tricky without help. That’s the same with any root touch up but I would have to be really careful because of the hard brush.
Overall, I really like this and it’s probably going to be my go-to dye when I don’t want to bother with henna. This is like the whole razor blades dilemma: they do the same thing but pink ones cost more! LOL