John Frieda Root Blur Colour Blending Concealer, Amber to Maple

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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. The dual-shade palette of our Colour Blending Concealer gives you the freedom to customize your shade and allows you to blend to perfection. 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! These root concealers, like this blonde root touch up, are pressed-powder products designed to temporarily cover visible greys or root regrowth. At first I did find this awkward to apply to the root area round the back of my head as it's hard to see where your applying it, so if you can, get someone to help you with the back part.

The mineral-pressed powder instantly adheres to conceal your roots and blends away dark roots with a single stroke. The darker shade for me gave me the best coverage on my lighter roots, as I tend to dye my hair darker than my true hair colour anyway. Overall this did cover my root area well, although it did take a lot longer to apply than the L'Oreal Spray version.

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.

It’s not a permanent color, but instead it’s a temporary root cover-up powder (mineral pigments) that will easily and naturally hide your roots! New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging . It’s been about six weeks since I’ve last seen my hair stylist and right at my hairline on my forehead, I’m starting to notice those pesky grey roots are showing up! Do you think it would be possible to brush it through as I am sick of people telling me I should dye it. Hearst UK is the trading name of the National Magazine Company Ltd, 30 Panton Street, Leicester Square, London, SW1Y 4AJ.