Root Concealer Touch Up Powder | All-Natural Crushed Minerals With Brush | Fast and Easy Total Gray Hair Cover up For Black | Brown | Auburn and Blonde Hair .32 ounce (Darkest Brown)

Its amazing, I like it and very easy to apply

I am highly sensitive to fragrances, but I wanted to be able to cover my grays. This works so well! The color I picked matched my hair exactly, and I love that my hair still feels the same, unlike another powder I tried, which made my hair feel kind of sticky and dry. That’s the best way I can describe it. I’ll be able to wash it out, without worrying about any fragrances touching my skin. And, for the people that commented about how it stains the scalp, you’re not supposed to let it touch the scalp. You should pull the hair up, away from the scalp, to avoid getting any on the scalp. Also, you only need a tiny bit, so you should be tapping the brush before you put it on.

The best way I have found to touch up my grey hair is to first use men's hair color. Then, as the grey starts to show, I use a men's shaving brush to gently dab the powder and rub into the hair and scalp. I use a handheld mirror as I tilt my head backwards toward my bathroom mirror to prevent power from getting on my shoulders or neck, and rub the shaving brush with powder on the grey areas. Powder also gives me extra-thick hair and more time in-between hair washing. Be careful as it won't come off clothes. The best product I've found to wash it out of my T-shirt or shirt collar is "LA's Totally Awesome all purpose concentrated cleaner" from Home Depot. It's not perfect and you'll need to experiment with soaking or washing full-strength or diluted. I'm careful and do like the results of the powder. It also gets onto my pillow cases. Silk pillowcases help. Bleach is useless. It can also get under your fingernails, so always ask someone else to scratch your head, LOL. Good luck.

I read a lot of the reviews about how the "regular" brown had a reddish tone so I ordered the darkest brown--hoping this wont' be the case. It definitely has some reddish tint to it. I understand that may be more appealing than a blackish tone but it really doesn't fit my hair color, which is dark brown with very very little red highlights. I do like how easy it is to use and wash off. No staining on my clothes or hands. It's a bit expensive for somethig that doesn't really get the colors right. I will look elsewhere next time.

The undertone of the Dark Brown shade is too red. I know loose powder can be messy but this pigment stains everything it gets on (e.g. counter, other makeup products, hands, etc.) and does not come off without scrubbing with soap and water; the very tiniest amount of fallout will smear and stain. I was hoping this would be a healthier alternative to using dark brown eyeshadow on my hairline, but this was a huge miss for me. The search continues.