Clairol Root Touch Up Permanent Hair Dye, 5RC Copper Red, Full Coverage and Easy Application, 50 ml

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Using a root touch-up spray for the first time can potentially be a little bit messy. Before you begin, be sure to grab a towel to wrap around your shoulders to prevent product from getting on your skin. You may also want to apply a moisturizing product like Aloe Vera or coconut oil to create a barrier to your skin to prevent any staining. We know that if you want to hide different colored roots or grays, the inclination is to spray a lot. Hold up: the biggest tip Hazan has to offer is to not overdo it with the spray, powder, or crayon. She says a little goes a long way with root touch-up products, so use whichever product you go for sparingly. The goal is to make the color look as natural as possible.

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Salon visits are an investment of both time and money. While an every six week standing appointment may be your goal, the reality is you may need to stretch it. The in-between times is where root touch-ups come in. There are a ton of root concealing products out there that come in a wide range of colors, and choosing one really comes down to which formula you prefer (a powder, spray, in-shower or semi-permanent formula), and your hair color. We’re here to help narrow down the pool of potential products and choose the one that is best for your needs. Root Touch-Up by Nice‘n Easy blends with leading shades, even salon shades in just 10 minutes.The ergonomically engineered brush delivers salon quality application. No roots, no greys, no trip to the salon.The Virtual Try On and Virtual Color Match tools may collect, capture, store, use, receive or obtain a photo image of your face and use that image and data for the purpose of providing you with a personalized experience.

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Sometimes your hair growing too fast can be the root of all your problems. We’ve all been there. After spending an exorbitant amount of money on a fresh coat of colour at the salon, a couple of weeks later you start to see your roots growing out at an alarming speed. Or you may just be at the point in your life when those pesky little gray hairs are starting to sprout. Colors aside, Knight says that powder root concealers work best for short roots or a few grays, while spray root concealers are ideal for larger sections of growth or heavier gray density. Still, she says that the best root concealers, and how to apply them, really are subjective. “Try all the options, one will be the best for you,” she says. Root touch-ups are a cost-effective way to help seamlessly blend your roots into the rest of your hair. "These products, in formulas like sprays, powders, creams and dyes, are applied directly to roots and act as hair color extenders," says Good Housekeeping Institute Beauty, Health & Sustainability Lab Senior Chemist Danusia Wnek. Temporary root touch-ups "can be applied in a moment’s notice, and are often compact enough for a purse or bag," she says. There are also permanent, semi-permanent and demi-permanent root touch-up products that consist of hair dye created to be applied specifically to roots. Though the Madison Reed Root Touch Up Powder is more expensive than other options on this list, the amazing benefits make it worth the money. “It’s a deeply pigmented powder (think of it like an eyeshadow), that you can use to blend out the grays that poke through in between color services,” says celebrity hairstylist Sami Knight. “Because it’s so pigmented, you get a really seamless opaque look that’s really undetectable.” Meanwhile, Marino, who is also a fan of the powder, says that the included applicator brush is a dream. “It gives you a lot of control and precision as to where the product is placed,” she says. Though, it’s worth noting that the brush is small, so if you have a larger area you want to cover up you should give yourself some extra time to get the job done.

We all know there are seven colours in a rainbow and most of us remember from art lessons at school that there are three primary colours. Sprays and powders are best for camouflaging large areas of regrowth and the scalp, as they can deliver high pigment load with a single application, Aral says. This option takes the most commitment on our list, since semi-permanent dyes can last for up to 10 shampoos. However, the formula contains no bleach, peroxide, or ammonia, so you aren’t causing any additional damage. The paint-on gel is easy to apply right at the roots and a tube contains several applications.