Just for Men Shampoo-In Hair Color, Real Black 55, 1 application Case of 3

Its a great product. It seems intimidating at first to use because of this fear created about the dye running all over from the sink to your forehead. Let me calm ur start up anxieties.
1) The gloves are provided in the kit- use them.
2) Vaseline borders are recommended, but you(huge baldspots may need them-I don't know) really can avoid it. Just keep wet tissues handy for the dye that runs off the hair(expect a couple of spots maybe on forehead and below sideburns). Now the dye solution is thick and not runny so its not really a stain hazard at all. Its also easy to remove from other surfaces(just keep towel or tissue handy no need to cover the basin etc etc).
3) After 5minutes it showers of easy. Just run the water a lot through the hair then shampoo.

Its a whole lot simpler than it appears. When I read the instruction I almost thought I had to cover all exposed surfaces - really! just keep some tissues and get on with it.

I have been using it since years.
I used to use Men's Choice, but switched to this product.
At least for me, it gives a more natural color and texture to hair.
You can also shampoo the hair immediately after using it, so the dye is not left in the hair to stain the towels and pillows.
It does drip a lot, so I try not to apply too much, and soak of any extra liquid on the sides with tissue paper.
All hair dyes cause allergy over time in some people. I have some mild itching on the first day that goes away.
THE LONGER YOU LEAVE IT IN, THE DARKER WOULD BE THE COLOR.
If you leave it longer, that also decreases fading of color between applications.
I usually leave it in for at least 15-20 minutes.

This is a pack of 3... so if this is the first time you are using it, I would recommend buying one in the store first. Read the directions, and then... if it works great for you... BUY THIS PACK! You're going to save!!!

Trying it first recommended because it does cause some people to have reactions. Also, use the cream on the skin near the hair lines, to prevent the dye from dying the skin. Black is better for me, because I have a really dark brown hair (in the sunlight), but otherwise, it's black... and the dark brown just barely highlights. Both actually work for me, but the black is my overall better color.