Review on 🔍 Clairol Root Touch-Up Temporary Concealing Powder, Blonde Hair Color – Conveniently-Hidden 1 Count Solution by Amy Monson

I love this thing! Works much better (in my opinion) than the more expensive brand sold in my salon (and on Revain). It really covers the gray hair and prolongs the visit to the salon. I posted color samples, blonde and light brown. The blonde in this brand looks more taupe, especially when compared to another brand. You can use two colors to create accents. Both are good products. This brand doesn't itch me like the others and is much more economical. Another brand's blonde is much lighter and has a metallic tint that helps in bright light. I will be posting photos of both brands in tan and blonde. Stays on until I wash it off. It doesn't fall off my pillowcase, but I only use it in my center part (2 inches wide on each side, 4 inches total and crown, my natural hair is mostly white/silver. The rest of my hair is normal). The color is a mix of light brown/dark blonde and beige/golden blonde. What I've found is that the color doesn't have to be exact, just close. If you're one of those people saying it didn't work, I highly recommend you watch the YouTube video on how to use it. Trust me, it covers over 50% gray, white and silver hair. If it doesn't work, it's operator error (maybe try powdering a little?). I rely heavily on reviews and photos, hope this helps!1 First photo is blonde on the left and brown on the right. The second photo is the same color from a different (more expensive) brand. The coverage is the same. Blonde colors are very different. For light blonde or light blonde highlights, I would go for a more expensive brand.