Manly Guy Bronze Shiny Copper Henna Hair Dye, Beard, & Mustache Color: 100% Natural & Chemical Free

The product worked great but it took hours for the color to attach and required a lot of attention. Do not let it dry. The smell is dusty but tolerable. Certainly, not as bad as chemical dyes. Although, the process was messy it didn’t stain surfaces as quickly as a chemical dye. I loved the results and all the work was worth it. I used it on my beard and chest I never would have ben able to do that with most chemical dyes. The color did bleed some for the first few days. Overall, it is a great product but if you’ve never tried henna before it all might be an adjustment.

EDITED: read to the bottom Pictures are 2 different applications vs my natural color.. Good color. I have very light blonde red hair naturally that was going slowly white in streaks. Be careful, you can leave it on too long and it will go kind of a wine red purple tint, that doesn't look terrible but clearly unnatural. Too long for my hair was 1 hr. Overall, I like this product very much, it doesn't fade much over time, and it absolutely doesn't wash out. Once you use this product, you're locked in til you shave it off and let new growth come in. A little of the paste you mix can go a long way. I advise setting a few hours aside on a day off and try some different times on different patches of beard. Wash one out at 20 minutes, one at 40, one at 55. If you're blonde or light red like me, you'll likely decide like I did on something about 40-45. If you are trying to blend gray/white into a darker beard, you'll likely go to a full hour to 1.25. I dropped the red and to strawberry blonde. It's much closer to my natural color. At my age my beard has a good deal of white as well as my sideburns and temples on my head. After a couple time trials, the Strawberry blonde definitely took a full hour to properly blend the white to a natural look. Two weeks later it's actually darkened just a tint or so but looks better and more natural than the red did on me

very rich red color, I did not expect this. The color is too bright and takes a long time to wash off.

Edit, June, 20th: I have changed the rating as I need to take into consideration that even though I found the colour to look ok and 'fun', it is actually far too bright red and doesn't really look natural enough; any hair colour dye should resemble the descriptio and the picture on the advertisment. This colour definitely doesn't do that. So I give it a character less. Most of my hair is dark. As dark that in the evening light, some people think it is black. It is charcoal of colour. But with a few tints of redish colour. But a small part of my facial hair - the moustache - is medium blonde. And I have also got a few grey hairs. So... on the dark parts of my facial hair, the copper colour dye turned out nicely. It became a deeper red than what is seen on the model on the picture. But it was exactly what I wanted and it looks natural. [Edit: Not natural enough though. Everyone can tell that it is coloured.] However, on my medium blonde moustache, the colour became flaming light red. Much like ketchup. I needed to use another dark colour dye to even it out. On the grey hairs, it also became bright red. But since I have not much grey hairs, those few sparkling red hairs looked nice in the rest of the dark beard. I have also tried Henna King's medium brown dye, and I noticed the same thing happening as described above: On parts where my hair is lighter, it turns out far too much red, but on the parts where my hair is dark, it becomes natural looking. However, I must say that even at the places where my hair is charcoal of nature, the medium brown henna dye resulted in too much of a red colour for me to consider it a brown colour. But I like it anyway. It looks like a natural brown-redish colour. I let the mix stay overnight before putting it on my hair, so that the colour should be less red. But it wasn't enough. I also added vinegar. I don't believe that my hair colour - nor the structure of it - is special at all, so my conclusion is that these Henna King colours work well on hair with a dark foundation. Or to reverse it: It doesn't work well on light hair. Since for the time being I like my hair to have redish colour, I give the two Henna King products I have tried three stars. A weak three stars.

I’ve been buying this product for a few years now directly from the merchant. Got lazy and got it on Amazon this time. Amazon makes it easy and real fast to purchase anything! Lol! It does the job and covers the grey. It works for one month to 5,6 weeks then it needs to be re-applied. It gets a little tricky with the color depending on how long I keep it on. I have to use plastic wrap to wrap my beard around otherwise it dries and doesn’t color well. The huge plus about this product, it’s 100% natural and makes my beard and even my hair healthier and stronger, fuller. You have to play around with it a few times to get the desired color and tone.

Takes way too long, color was off, most useless hair coloring product I have ever used.

Very pleased! The product was just as expected. It’s a rich warm, copper color. Now my husband is the Lucky Charms 🍀 Leprechaun!

Definitely was skeptical but I'm a believer and will definitely be a regular user of this product!