John Frieda Root Blur Colour Blending Concealer, Amber to Maple

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However it is a shame this is a bit on the pricier side for such a small amount and so I would be interested to see how long this lasted it you were using it regularly in-between colouring.

It’s a breeze to apply and it allows me to not have to visit my salon as often, which is always a nice treat on the budget! I bought a cheap w7 root camouflage thing as an alternative to the John Frieda one after I lost my make up bag at the gym. com provides food ingredient and nutritional information to consumers with food allergies for educational purposes only and is not intended to be a substitute for reading an ingredients label or food packaging in person. Overall this did cover my root area well, although it did take a lot longer to apply than the L'Oreal Spray version.This did last pretty well throughout the day, but just be aware if you do accidently touch the area it does come off on the fingers a little, like the spray version. The dual-shade palette of our Colour Blending Concealer gives you the freedom to customize your shade and allows you to blend to perfection. Coloring my hair is not really a secret, but how I keep my pesky grey hairs under control between my hair appointments with my stylist was, until today.

The powder actually comes in a nifty compact with a mirror and a brush, which is ideal for on the go touch-ups. At first I did find this awkward to apply to the root area round the back of my head as it's hard to see where your applying it, so if you can, get someone to help you with the back part. I love having products like John Frieda’s Root Blur available at Target because Target is my go-to for everything, including my hair products! The darker shade for me gave me the best coverage on my lighter roots, as I tend to dye my hair darker than my true hair colour anyway.The mineral-pressed powder instantly adheres to conceal your roots and blends away dark roots with a single stroke.