How to Dye Beard Stripes
Putting colored stripes in your beard is simpler than you might think. Whether you're getting in costume, settling a bet or showing team pride, streaking your facial hair in vivid hues is quick and easy. When you choose a dye, keep in mind that you'll need to use an applicator so that the stripes are uniform. Check the warning on the package about how long the color will last and what it requires for removal. You may want colorful stripes in your beard today but, chances are, you don't want them much longer than that. Does this Spark an idea?
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Instructions
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Purchase colored hair dye. Find a short-bristled applicator if the dye didn't come with one; a toothbrush is ideal. Use a different applicator for each color you're going to apply.
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Lay paper towels around your work surface. Work near a sink. Put on a pair of latex gloves.
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Follow the manufacturer's instructions for preparing the dye.
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Dip the applicator in the dye. Place the bristles gently against your beard, starting at the top.
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Run the bristles through your beard. Dip the applicator in the dye if you need more to finish the stripe.
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Repeat the process to apply as many stripes as you want.
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Follow the manufacturer's instructions for setting and drying the color.
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