L'Oreal Paris Root Cover Up Temporary Gray Concealer Spray Dark Brown 2 Oz (Pack of 2) (Packaging May Vary)

I love this product because it really works and is easy. Colored hair shows roots fairly quickly as the hair grows out. This sprays onto the roots, hiding them completely.

I have dyed copper-red hair, and covering the roots between trips to the salon is tough. All the other root sprays or powders I’ve tried are more brown than red, and this is the best of them. For reference, my roots are white — I don’t think it would work well on dark roots. CONS: Difficult to regulate the spray, so you can sometimes overdo it; it’s still more brown than red and a little dark, but my trick is to put it on while my hair is wet and blow-dry it in.

It covers gray roots nicely. Does not flake, it lasts full day , maybe two, After that may need touch up. Easy and fast to apply.

Purchased to hide/blend hairline (Menophase sucks) works well, last a few days, great price (it just takes a little) almost perfect color match

This product is AMAZING!! I used the dark blonde color to root a couple of monotone blonde wigs. It was simple to use and the wigs look far more natural. I am extremely pleased with the result!

I needed this because my hair grows literally 1/2 and inch each 3 weeks. My roots are silver. So after being ash blonde for 10 years I knew my new auburn hair was going to need extra attention. The shade is perfect. It covers tue roots and small areas that I might have missed in the application of the dye. It is a little messy until you can get a feel for the force the spray comes out. In all it's great. Does not come off on pillows and truly stays put in between applications.

This root cover up works pretty well but not as well as the Rita Hazan root concealer that I've been using for several months. The dark blond shade of the Loreal product is pretty close to my color so that's not the issue. The problem is that it doesn't completely cover my silvery strands. The RH cover up not only covers the gray completely, it also blends my darker virgin color with the artificial blond shade so that my salt-and-pepper strands match perfectly with the dark golden blond of the rest of my hair. The Loreal cover up doesn't do the same thing, although it's close. Also, the RH product doesn't rub off on clothing or pillowcases but the Loreal concealer does. They both have the pointed nozzle and with both the spray can go on very cold, which is an unpleasant feeling. But this discomfort subsides in a few minutes. The Rita Hazan cover up is $25 for a smaller cannister so that's why I opted to try the Loreal product. For $10 and a larger can (by several ounces) it was worth a try. I will probably use up the Loreal cover up because I don't want to waste it, but I don't think I'll repurchase it. It simply doesn't stick to my gray and blend the darker virgin roots as well as RH. That said, it's a decent product for $10 but I might have done better if I had gotten the lighter blond shade. I don't mind darker roots, just not as dark as my level 5 roots. If the roots were a darker blond after using this spray, then that would be acceptable. All in all, this Loreal product just doesn't have the coverage of RH. So I guess I'm going to have to buy the Rita Hazan spray for $25 from now on, at least until I find something more reasonably priced that works with my hair color. I also tried Zotos from Sally's ($8) but the dark blond shade was way too warm (almost orange). If your hair is dark and can find a suitable match, the Zotos spray would be a better alternative than Loreal. I recommend this Loreal spray if you have just a little gray and are trying to match your darker virgin color. But if you're 80% gray on top like I am, it just doesn't work that well. I'm sticking with the Rita Hazan spray, which is not only a perfect match, but also doesn't rub off and stays put until I shampoo it out. With Loreal, I had to keep retouching the same area daily, which means that a $10 product is not that economical after all.

I am very satisfied with this product. It reliably covers gray roots for a short time, which is exactly what I need. Compared to other brands I have tried, this one is my favorite.

L'Oréal Paris Root Cover Up is the best quick fix to cover grey and fast i love it and tell everyone about it I Tested this product for free and will be buying it for between dying my hair #RootSavedMe!#itryeditfree#influenster.com i tested the product for free, but all opinions are my own.

NOT recommended.

Quantity too less just for 2-3 uses only.

Nice product ,,,no side effects

* It said pack of four but I received only two * I thought it is very easy to use just by spraying but not. When sprayed, skin has burning sensation (tried with two others also and the same with them as well) and literally it is not easy to get only the grey area covered. It will spread to your forehead, next etc. * Because of the high burning sensation felt, this has some dangerous chemicals and hence better not to use at all * The spray bottle nozle has problems. Instead of spray it was pouring. Just imagine you get ready to go out and the dress get stained with black colour * Because of the above points, I do not recommend this to anyone.