Name: Bigen Mens Beard Color B 103 Dark Brown 40G
Brand: Bigen
SKU: bigenbb06
Availability: InStock

Bigen Mens Beard Color B 103 Dark Brown 40G

Bigen Men’s Beard Color B103 Dark Brown
Specially Enriched With Aloe Extract And Olive Oil.
Dark Brown (B103)
Ideal for home use

In stock

Description

Bigen Hair Colour, from the renowned Hoyu company, holds the largest market share in Japan and is a global leader in over 70 countries. Known for quality and innovation, Bigen helps people express style and personality with vibrant, long-lasting color.
Hoyu Bigen’s slogan, “Colour Your Heart,” reflects its mission to bring joy, confidence, and depth through hair coloring. This slogan embodies the belief that hair color is not just cosmetic but an emotional change. Bigen offers a wide range of products for all hair types, from natural shades to bold colors.
Bigen Hair Colour products use gentle, ammonia-free formulas that nourish and protect hair. Each formula contains natural extracts for vibrant, soft, and healthy-looking hair. Customers choose Bigen for its excellent gray coverage, allowing them to regain natural color or explore new shades confidently. With easy application and fade-resistant results, Bigen is a top choice for professional-looking color at home.
Hoyu Bigen also provides hair care products to support the health and vibrancy of colored hair. This approach helps users enjoy their chosen colors longer with products that cleanse, condition, and protect. As an industry pioneer, Bigen continues to innovate, expanding its product line to meet diverse global needs.

Additional information

Weight	40 g
Dimensions	12 × 6 × 6 cm
Brand	BIGEN

Brand

Bigen

Bigen's origin story dates back to 1905, Nagoya, Japan, when one man embarked on a journey to refining a simple, water-activated, powder hair dye over the course of a century. Through continuous improvement in quality and unyielding commitment to safety, the dye offered an innovative solution to graying hair, developing into an iconic product in Japan's hair color market in 1950's.