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Do Not Use
submitted by: Chris Vickers, Thu Mar 19 2009
1 of 1 people found this tip helpful.

A five minute development time is just too short to produce long lasting and convincing colour.
You need to use a commercial product such as Wella Koleston Perfect and Welloxan developer at 40 Volume -The extra strength peroxide helps the dye penetrate the coarse beard hairs. Hairdressing supply companies will often sell these to the public - search eBay for the above colourants.
Development times can typically take from 40 to 60 minutes but the results are astounding.
Remember that it is more flattering to go a few shades lighter as you age, never go jet black unless you want to be made fun of.
In my case my beard was a dark red. Never try to dye any shade of hair red using a pure red dye or you will get a horrible shade of orange. I use 50% very light ash blonde, 25 Ash blonde and 25% light copper gold. This gives me a light red beard and takes a good ten years of my age. So far the only people who know are those I tell and I am pretty sure it is convincing.
It is also a sad fact that if you are allergic to one hair dye you may well be allergic to all.
ALWAYS DO A PATCH TEST BEFORE USING ANY OXIDISING HAIR DYE

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Itching & Burning
submitted by: used just for men, Fri Feb 16 2009
2 of 2 people found this tip helpful.

Don't use it! You'll be sorry you did! Terrible itching and burning. Be forewarned.

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Try this
submitted by: Gary Robbins, Sat Mar 22 2008
1 of 2 people found this tip helpful.

My face was on fire with a blistering red rash, the itching is driving me crazy...I decided to try using an antihystamine(sp?) called loratadine if you don't have this try benadryl. I also applied an over the counter salve called polysporin for burns.. used together I was able to get some relief from the burning itchy pain.

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Burning
submitted by: patrick joyce, Tue Oct 10 2006
17 of 25 people found this tip helpful.

I used to use the color Brown/Black for about four years.
Now they changed the colors, maybe the formula. It burns your skin and causes blisters that make you itch. The stuff is unsafe.

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