Clairol Root Touch-Up Semi-Permanent Hair Color Blending Gel, 7 Dark Blonde, Pack of 1

I'm a natural redhead (auburn) and I've started graying over the recent years. I've been dying my hair with box dye and because my hair grows fast, dying my hair had become a monthly ritual. Dying my hair every 3-4 weeks isn't healthy for it and I've been looking for ways to extend my color. I was very pleased to find this. I've tried sprays, powders and semi permanent dye with varying degrees of success and this is definitely the best. Because this was a cheaper option and on sale, I had low expectations for it do so so didn't take a before picture unfortunately. I decided to take pictures once I saw how rich the color was.I put it on about a 1/3 inch of regrowth with less than 40% gray. I left it on about thirty minutes and rinsed it with lukewarm water. It rinsed out easy and when it dried, it was exactly my color. I only did the crown of my head and my hairline and doing that, I think I could get 2-3 applications out of the tube. I would recommend a glove to let you distribute the dye with your fingers instead of the brush because using the brush alone, you're going to use much more product than you need to. I applied it to clean damp hair, not soaking wet. the formula is thick but easily spreadable. It comes out the tube easily so watch how hard you squeeze. It doesn't drip and washes off skin easily (though it may stain your nails so wear gloves). No need to apply heat or wrap your hair in a cap. Also, there's no hair dye smell. I don't know if it will last 6-10 washes like the box says but even if I only get 3-4 washes, I've gotten my money's worth.

I used this the first time , followed the directions to the T and even left it on longer as suggested for stubborn grays. This did nothing to cover one single grey hair! The 2nd time I used it I left it in even longer than suggested, 10 min longer, it didn’t cover any grey hairs. I’ve never had an issue with any hair dye. This product is absolutely worthless. Don’t waste your money!!! I am baffled considering this is a good brand. I know they’re are random sellers on Amazon so it’s either a counterfeit product or the product is completely ineffective. Not happy!!! Don’t buy!!!!

This is the best stuff for my roots. It's easy to put on. It last so long. It washes out and doesn't stain. It does not smell strongly of chemicals. The color matches my color that I color my hair with. And I have no idea why everyone hates it!

I found this product when I was away from my home and needed to do a root touchup. I have blonde hair and had a regrowth with some white hair showing so I looked around and I found this Clairol product . I ordered it from Amazon they delivered it and I have used it a couple times since finding it . I like the way it’s easy to apply. it doesn’t really make a mess on anything you just have to be careful when you’re doing it to try not to get it on any surfaces. It is not a permanent hair color it washes out every time you wash your hair. you wait 4 days, and then it gradually washes out and then you need to reapply it . I like it because there’s no peroxide and no ammonia in it I have hair below my shoulders and I didn’t want to try anything permanent because it’s much stronger so I’m happy with this product and will probably keep using it as long as I can find it and it is available on the Amazon website.

I gave this product three stars for ease of use and color match. It DOES NOT COVER GRAY whatsoever! I tried it with damp hair (per the instructions), dry hair, and even let the color process longer than the stated instructions. The color is beautiful, but washes out after one time.

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.