John Frieda Root Blur Color Blending Concealer Platinum to Champagne Blondes, Natural Looking Color Blending, Conceal Faded or Grey Shades

This stuff is great! Unfortunately I have waited waaaaaay too long to get highlights so my roots are about and 1-1.5 inches of dark brown. I have no doubt that this would be great for shorter roots. It definitely softens the darkness around my face but my roots are way too long for it to make a major impact on my part. The lighter color matches my highlights well.

Great for those pesky spots at the temples that stay gray even after you color your hair. I also use it on my eyebrows.

Brush could have been bigger. No matter how I blended the two shades, nothing was enough to match my hair color. Not that good grey coverage; just looked like light mud. I'm light blonde and with 70% grey roots it shouldn't be that much of a problem. Really did hardly anything and if you use too much powder it looks clumpy. Since I don't like spray root cover ups, guess I'll have to go back to Clairol's product, which contains developer and always came out quite well.

The product seems okay. Certainly the color you add won’t last more than a few hours as it’s a soft powder. Rita Hazen spray is much better. My issue PLEASE READ is that when the product arrived in its box there were 2 price stickers on the box. One was &19.99 and the other was “Discount $4.95”. So really I was totally ripped off. Don’t like this seller just for the dishonesty.

This is really easy to use and the two tones are perfect for my highlighted light blonde hair. I have grey outgrowth and it covers it beautifully which allows me to extend the time between my colors.

I really didn’t expect this to work, but it does! I don’t like the sprays because they leave my hair too sticky. This covers grey and feels great. I used the blonde shade. It really is overpriced, but it’s a good product.

This did nothing to conceal my darker roots. The only function I could imagine it would serve is like a dry shampoo to mattify oily roots. I was hopeful that this would make my new growth look less noticeable between coloring, but it didn't do anything. Nice try. It might work better for dark hair if you're trying to cover greys or lighter new growth. Also, if somehow this does work for you, its a very small amount. It comes in a decent sized compact, but there is very little actual product in there. For the price it was very disappointing.

Used this for years. Makes it easier when roots can't get done right away.