Just for Men in general

This year my wonderful sexy husband turned the big 4-0. He wasn’t TOO touchy about this (read: so long as no-one mentioned it, and the day slipped past without a fanfare) until a few months ago he attended a funeral where there were lots of family members he hadn’t seen for years. One of them mentioned how “distinguished” he was looking, and that was it…when he came home he said that he wanted to dye his hair. Now, we all know that men don’t want to be seen as vain, “product”-using creatures, so of course I was dispatched to purchase the necessary chemicals. I found that there were two main brands of hair-colorant aimed at men in our local Tesco: Grecian 2000, ...  Read the complete review

Just for Men is hair colour. Don't let the packaging and advertising fool you. It isn't some miracle hair colour restorer which will naturally blend away the grey. It's hair dye. It will dye all of your hair the same colour. There is no magic, just chemicals. They don't lie to the ladies with their hair dyes, they call it hair colourant, so why the duplicity with the chaps? Well, we are afraid of doing something that seems feminine. We don't want to look foolish down the pub with a Chestnut Rinse, now do we?. Now it may seem as though I am slagging Just For Men off, well I am not. I have been a very happy user of one of their ...  Read the complete review

Well, my boyfriend has the (mis)fortune of having the odd combo of a very young looking face and premature grey. I had always envisaged that when any partner of mine became older and greying he'd look quite craggy and distinguished, in a Richard Gere sense. Not look 25 and have white patches at his temples like morticia adams. I tried to raise this unflattering look with him and was met with "I'm not a ponce, i'm not dyeing my hair!!" Ok... After months of trying to get my partner to see that this was not a good look, and it would be no threat to his masculinity and i'd still think him a proper man, and he should make the most of himself ...  Read the complete review

I'm not too vain or ashamed to admit it, I'm a serial hair dyer. A lot of men won't admit it but not me, I say be thankfull you've still got your hair and make the most of it. I've always had a good head of hair, growing long and thick, well more bushy than thick and if I left it too long between cuts I looked as if I should be marching up and down at Buckingham Palace with a rifle slapped on my shoulder. When the dreaded grey started creeping in it didn't bother me too much at first, it was hardly noticeable amongst my ample locks. However once them grey hairs get a grip of you they slowly take over 'till one day looking in the mirror ( I'd gone a while ...  Read the complete review

I used "Just For Men" for over 10 years and never had a problem!! Until now that is.. This past 6 months I have totally stopped using just for men since they have obviously changed the formula.. I usually use the mustache and sideburns formula but now possess major bumps on my lips from a allergic reaction from the new formula of Just For Men. I have been trying to get my lips back to the way they were, but it appears to now be permanent. If anyone knows how I get get these allergic reaction bumps down, I would really appreciate it. I may consult an attorney to see If I have a case. I had no idea I had to to a test of product each and every time I used it. I ...  Read the complete review