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fat80b said:
screw what anyone else thinks. You do these things for youself.
Just for men beard stuff for me. Works really well and doesn't look overdone ime.
Thanks. I suppose how long it lasts depends on how quick the hairs grow. How long do you leave it on once applied before washing out?Just for men beard stuff for me. Works really well and doesn't look overdone ime.
I have blonde hair.
In my teens I grew beard and it was ginger. I was horrified.
Now it is white and grey. I am so happy.
Men that dye any part of their body are just delaying the inevitable consequences of getting old and if they do not embrace it now age will come up from behind and bite them a lot harder.
In my teens I grew beard and it was ginger. I was horrified.
Now it is white and grey. I am so happy.
Men that dye any part of their body are just delaying the inevitable consequences of getting old and if they do not embrace it now age will come up from behind and bite them a lot harder.
A993LAD said:
I think I'd be a bit worried if I ever reached the stage I was so concerned about my appearance that I was prepared to stand in front of a mirror dying my own beard.
I love how this is written to make it sound as dramatic and outlandish as possible 
Dying a beard isn't something I'd bother with myself, but I can totally understand why someone would want to do so, for various reasons.
I started growing my beard since Xmas, but have got a lot of grey on my chin... so thought I would try Just For Men, which did make it softer and hid the grey. At almost a tenner a pop, it's not something I will continue, but wanted to see how the product was. I will embrace the 'salt and pepper' look for now...
bloomen said:
shirt said:
When I started growing it out, it was turning ginger!
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