By
eHow Fashion, Style & Personal Care Editor
Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Step1
Select the right type of men's hair dye product to use for your specific shade of hair. The best strategy is to try to return to the exact shade of hair you had when you were younger, which will often result in the most consistent and natural-looking results. If you're looking for a more radical change in your hair color, your chances on getting it right the first time are quite a bit lower.
Step2
Lighten your hair by using hair dye products that add highlights, which can make the coloring process much more natural by varying the shades in a subtle manner. By gently lightening the overall color of your hair with highlights, you can soften the features of your face and possibly appear much younger. This is also an effective way to blend in gray.
Step3
Avoid using a shade that is much darker than your natural color. Not only will it be painfully obvious that you are coloring your hair in an attempt to look younger, but the grey hairs will be much more noticeable as your roots grow.
Step4
Use a progressive type of hair dye that will slowly phase the gray out gradually, which will make it more difficult for others to realize that you have used a men's hair dye product. These types of color products are generally clear liquids that are much less messy than traditional hair dye, and are easily applied in just one step.
Step5
Don't freak out if your men's hair dye experience is a complete disaster. You can use another color to try to balance out your mistake, seek out the services of a hairdresser who specializes in men's hair coloring or simply shave the whole mess off and start over. Another alternative is to simply let it grow out, and age gracefully.