JUST FOR MEN Control GX + THK Thickening Beard Wash, Gray Reducing, 4 Fl Oz

Works really well! Took about 10 days to get to a good shade not to go completely gray free just as I wanted. I'll definitely be using this from now on.

It takes the gray down a notch, but not a ton. This is what it's supposed to do, but I wish it had darkened the grays just a smidge more. The thickening component of this is hogwash. It does nothing to the hair's texture, thickness, or appearance (other than color).

If you use consistently you'll get darker and fuller hair, it's perfect

Careful. This product works better than the Control GX. What I mean as being careful is that don’t let the product stay on your skin longer than 5 minutes. It will stain your skin. I was able to reduce my grays significantly in 3 days. Compared to others that I’ve tried, where I have to let it stay for about 10 minutes. Yes, it can stain your nails, obviously. It’s the same composition of hair. Recommend buffing your nails or wear gloves prior. Not sure about thickening your beard as I don’t have thin beard. I didn’t get any skin reactions nor itching.

New label, same crappy product. Dye doesn't take at all on coarse beards like mine. The shampoo is great, the beard wash is a complete waste of money

It does reduce the appearance of gray. However, the non-gray hairs seem to take up significantly more of the dye. The white hairs will turn into a dull, darker gray while the brown hairs turn black. This has a blending effect. But the beard overall looks significantly darker. It is very noticable. You will get the question, "Did you dye your beard, it looks darker". I don't understand why they market this product as being for all hair colors. It definitely is not. They need lighter versions. If it was a brown dye that didn't turn black it would be a good product.

First off, it worked - my 1" short-medium fine-haired beard thickened up and darkened nicely after six applications spaced every other day, and is maintained with a weekly application. There are enough testimonials, so this is about some tips I learned along the way. First, they aren't kidding about this stuff staining - wear latex or food service gloves. When you see drippings from the lather or rinse-out on tub/shower or sink you'll appreciate your gloves. Second, I found it better to wash over a sink instead of in the shower. I use a glop about the size of a nickel. The suggested soak time of 3-5 minutes counts, and that's hard in the shower. Next, they say to use your palms or flat of your fingers to work it into your beard, to protect your fingernails from staining (if you don't wear gloves); but gloves or not, a beard & scalp massager (on Amazon) does a better job quickly and gets down to the base (which makes a difference). Use your thumbnail on your lips as you do with shaving cream before starting your 3-5 minutes soak. The beard & scalp massager can also help with rinsing it out of your beard, but however you rinse it out, be sure to rinse your sink from what you’ll see in it from your rinse. Finally, they say to use a dark towel to dry your beard and again, they aren’t kidding. I bought some black microfiber “makeup washcloths” (Amazon) that work well (and also serve as quickie hand towels). The whole process takes about ten minutes. A note on color. Give it a day or so before assessing any change. If you have the wisdom of years, salt & pepper may be more appropriate & distinguished than full dark; but if you have a better half, you know the magic words (“Yes, dear”) – let *her* decide when to stop darkening! :)

This totally works to casually convert your man’s hair to its original color without so much grey. Be careful about using in certain showers because it could stain if not wiped up after using.

Just for men beard GX used to be good in their first simple and low cost products . As for Future ones including this one , they’ve increased price claiming for better. But it much worse. I hope they reproduce the 1st version of the product again . Much better than all these .