I also recommend using a large, well lit mirror when applying this, as it can be a little tricky trying to avoid getting it on the scalp area when you are doing this for the first time. Obviously you’ll pick the shade that matches your desired color the best, the lighter or darker one or a combination of mixing both shades!

Hearst UK is the trading name of the National Magazine Company Ltd, 30 Panton Street, Leicester Square, London, SW1Y 4AJ. I am looking for something like this as my greys are popping up every 2-3 weeks now and I cannot get my hair coloured that often! The mineral-pressed powder instantly adheres to conceal your roots and blends away dark roots with a single stroke. Overall I did like this better than the spray version as it felt a little more comfortable than the L'Oreal one, but to be honest I think I would only use these root touch up products in an emergency as I just find although colouring your hair, a more time consuming, messy process, it just works better for me knowing, my roots are covered and I don't have to worry about transfer if I accidently touch my scalp. This root-cover-up powder is meant to cover dark roots or regrowth at the part or scalp line and it allows you to extend your highlights back towards your scalp.

Root touch up products have become big business recently and it's actually great to finally have a product available that fills the gap in-between colour re-growth or if you simply don't have time to colour your hair as frequently as you like. I have a streak of grey about an inch thick from the shock of a big accident but my hair is waist length as is my grey streak.

com provides food ingredient and nutritional information to consumers with food allergies for educational purposes only and is not intended to be a substitute for reading an ingredients label or food packaging in person. Overall this did cover my root area well, although it did take a lot longer to apply than the L'Oreal Spray version. There is a heck of a lot of packaging here for two tiny bricks of powder – it looks exactly like an Illamasqua palette (but doesn’t have the weight in the feel) and who has time to pick out each shade or even blend them to something that’s an exact match?

I love having products like John Frieda’s Root Blur available at Target because Target is my go-to for everything, including my hair products! Do you think it would be possible to brush it through as I am sick of people telling me I should dye it.

There are four shades to choose from, but the color I’ve been using lately is the Root Blur™ Colour Blending Concealer Amber to Maple For Light to Medium Brunette. Read more about the condition New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging is applicable). also great to use whilst growing out roots till you decide which colour to choose with regular colourants. Please do not purchase or consume any food products based soley on the ingredients and product information provided by AllergenInside.

I’m starting to see more and more grays as well, so I might need to invest in this again soon since I think I’ll need to color my hair have the baby arrives! This would have been a god send for me when I used to have blonde highlights, my dark roots grow in at lightening speed.

Pressed powders are blends of opacifying agents, micas, colourants, and emollients, which are free-flowing powder mixtures until we press them into shape in their compacts. This is a trick I learned from a very popular hair stylist who works with a group of sisters we are ALL following. The dual-shade palette of our Colour Blending Concealer gives you the freedom to customize your shade and allows you to blend to perfection. Each shade has two colours in the compact, to use separately or to custom blend to match your exact hair colour. It’s the perfect color for my light brunette roots, but I also sometimes use the darker shade around my hair line to give my hair a little bit of depth!This newer version of grey cover powders looks like make up – I showed it on a recent Periscope and mostly, people thought it was for brows or lids. So even though this product sample clearly isn’t my shade, I do at least, have some greys to try it out on. Would have preferred the box hadn’t been folded and flattened for postage as it left a lot of white crease marks and this item was meant for a gift. Give your color an instant refresh with the John Frieda Root Blur Colour Blending Concealer, a dual-shade pressed powder palette that is easy to blend into your roots for a quick touch up that will last until you wash it out.