Clairol Root Touch-Up Color Blending Gel, 5 Medium Brown, 1.5 Fl Oz, Pack of 2

Have to try it and leave for at least 30 mins hoping to get better coverage. The applicator brush is great and the tube can be used twice, coverage wise is not great but will give it another try and revise again, possibly with black color as I got the dark brown and is not enough for black hair

Tried it twice on clean and damp hair. First time kept it for 10-15 min, second time for longer circa 20-25 min to see if it would work. Waste of money.

Doesn't cover grey

Even after applying for 20 minutes when wash with normal water all the color wash off

No me gustó nada…. Tienes que hacer todo el circo del tinte.. y no coloreó mis canas casi nada….totalmente decepcionada del producto.

I love the applicator and the fact that you can use it more than once and it comes already mixed. However, it doesn’t cover the roots, the gray! My hair color is medium brown and I bought a dark brown thinking it would work. Left it on for 20 minutes, didn’t shampoo or conditioned my hair as per instructions, just rinsed it, and still didn’t cover.

-100 star review not even 1 star but it didn’t give me the option of no stars Didn’t cover my grey And burnt my scalp Even after washing my scalp is burning from the chemicals DO NOT USE!!!

After almost giving up on Root Touch up semi-permanent coloring…I decided to experiment. With my dark brown hair and gray roots…Dark Brown touch up barely made a difference. Until I did this: In a small container I squeezed 2/3 part Dark Brown with 1/3 Black. *1. Washed my hair and towel drying to damp…I then swished the mix and applied it with a tiny 1 inch wide utility paint brush. *2. Then placed a clear plastic shower cap over my hair…(just like back in the day when the dye kits came with a plastic to cover during processing.) I think this is the key to allowing heat to help the coloring process. *3. I bravely, left it on for 30 minutes. *4. Rinsed with cool to cold water until water clear. *5. Towel dried. Was surprised and pleased to see my roots were colored….and looked dark brown and not black. I would suggest if apprehensive about adding the black as I did…to first try it on a small section of hidden gray roots first. I had planned on doing that but thought ….just go for it. And by adding only 1/3 black to the 2/3 Dark Brown worked out great.

This was my go to for quick easy touch up. Last time was a disaster.... Rear end of the tube broke open sending color across the room. Ruined a.fabric shower curtain and a mess to clean up.