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

This review is about the non-gel version of this touch-up hair color. I've used this before. I like it. It's not messy. You just point it upside down at your parted hair and squeeze. It doesn't overshoot. It dries pretty fast. I recommend this.

This did not do anything to cover up my gray roots. Complete waste of time. I put it on wet hair, left it for over 30 minutes, used a hair dryer for some heat like I’d read in people’s tips. It all washed away in the initial rinse. Usually I use the permanent root touch-up which works great. I was hoping to cover some grays just for this weekend since I have a salon appointment next week. Don’t waste your money!

Fantastic item!!

Bought for the wife, no complaints so I’m sure it worked as advertised

This product is great I theory but it doesn't work don't waste your money. I've given it numerous chances and tried everything I could like leaving i longer and after rinse there is absolutely no change.

I am 95% gray by the age of 52 so NOT dyeing is NOT an option! But to have a great spray-on root cover-up designed to 100% match whatever Clairol brand I buy is new and FANTASTIC![Also, in case you haven't done the research, Clairol hands-down has the longest gray-covering color on the market, so if you are dyeing to cover gray hair, don't both buying any other product.]Knowing that, you can wait for sales; watch for them at your local pharmacy, everywhere! When I find a Clairol color on a great sale -- I pretty much clear out the ENTIRE SHELF OF THEM! I regularly can find the color for 50% off, or at least often enough to use up my LAST stash of huge purchasing! (Also, if you find them on the clearance rack because they are CLOSE to expiring, just like so many food products, the colors last much longer than the official "expiration date" does.)I haven't seen the spray on sale (except by being a CVS loyalty member and getting a $10/coupon for free each month + a host of other random coupons CVS texts me, which I can "send" to my loyalty card on my phone and then use at the checkout counter if I need root cover-up spray -- or simply to stock up on more.)But this exact match to Clairol's specific colors is new -- at least as far as I've seen in late summer 2023. I save it and use it only for times I'm officiating a wedding or otherwise need to look 100% polished and professional.Lastly, I've tried all the various root cover up applicator styles -- the powers, pens, lipstick-like applications, and different types of sprays. This is definitely the best I've tried so far. A spray, it doesn't leave my hair sticky and frozen (almost like hair spray) and it even lasts for several washes -- which I've NEVER seen in root coverups before!YaYa Clairol, especially for women who got the bad-luck-plucked-my-first-gray-hair-in-college women!

First off- you have to use it correctly as it states. Apply it on freshly washed, wet hair! Not dried hair after a shower, even if it’s clean. Your hair has to be wet and clean. I’ve applied this fresh after a shower, and to clean dry hair, and when my hair was dried the dye did not work at all. Also leave it on for 20+ minutes, and rinse off with cold water.My Hair type: typical Asian, black hair. I have had early greys since my late twenties, and it’s mostly around the front of my face. This lasts 5-6 washes before my greys start to pop up again. It’s saved me HUNDREDS of dollars by not going to the salon to get a touch up.I love how I can reuse the tube. I’ve used the same tube 4+ times now, and there’s still about 1/3 left. I think this product is great for sections of greys, I have not tried it on a full head or greys. 10/10 would recommend

Terrible did not cover any gray. Called Clairol directly. After giving code numbers on box I was advised the product was made in 2018 and EXPIRED 2021. How can Amazon sell expired products that expired by 4 years