
2,000+ women are done rushing the salon
I am probably 80% grey at the roots. Sprays left a cloud and powder ended up on my collar. I dabbed this on before work. Ten seconds. A coworker asked if I colored my hair. I had not. That was the point.
The white streaks at my temples showed first. I was booking color every four weeks and still losing. A few dabs covers them. I pushed my salon visit back two weeks and nobody clocked it. No grease. No cake.
My part got wider and I stopped wearing my hair up. I dabbed this on the scalp and worked out. Hair looked thicker in the mirror. I put it in a ponytail the same morning. First time in a year I did not think about the scalp showing.
I live in the spray-and-hope camp. Everything stained a pillow or looked patchy. This stays in the cap. Press the sponge, dab, go. I wore a white shirt to a meeting. Nothing on the collar. That is the only test I cared about.
Dark brown, stubborn white hairs at the hairline. I match the root, not the length. Two dabs and the line disappears. It held through a workout. Next shampoo, gone. I keep one in the car now.
I rolled my eyes at another root stick. Bought it because I had a wedding that weekend and no salon slot. Dabbed my part and the baby hairs. Photos did not show scalp. I ordered a second shade before I got home.
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Real women. Hair that looks finished again.
Said greys looked covered on first use
Said their hair looked fuller
Said it stayed put until they washed
Based on a consumer usage test. Individual results may vary.
Three ingredients.
One job: hair that looks finished.
Grey roots showed up. Cover them in 10 seconds.
Press the sponge into the cap. Dab on dry hair. Blend out. Greys, grown-out color, thin spots, and hairline gaps look covered. No spray cloud. No powder on your collar. Washes out with shampoo.
Why This Is Not Another Root Spray
Sprays
Sprays go everywhere. This goes where you dab. Roots. Hairline. Thin spots. Then you walk out.
Frequently Asked Questions
A cream-to-powder hair concealer with a built-in sponge. Dab it on dry hair to cover greys, roots, thinning spots, hairline gaps, brows, and facial hair. Not a dye. Not a growth treatment.
Right away. Press the sponge into the cap, dab, blend out. Greys and thin spots look covered in about 10 seconds. You see it before you leave the bathroom.
On dry hair only. Twist the cap. Press the sponge into the product. Dab onto roots, scalp, hairline, brows, or facial hair. Start light. Build where you need more cover.
All day, until you shampoo. Made to hold through work, heat, and sweat. One wash takes it off.
Roots, part, temples, hairline, thinning spots, brows, and sparse facial hair. Anywhere the color dropped or the scalp shows.
No. It does not dye hair and it does not grow hair. It conceals until your next wash. Use it to look finished today. Keep the salon when you want to.
It sets to a cream-to-powder finish, not a wet spray. Let it set before a white collar or bed. Then it stays put through a normal day.
Match the root, not the mid-length. Between two shades, take the one closer to your roots. If daylight shows a miss, email us. We exchange the shade or refund you.