Is there something handy to use to cover your grey roots in between hair coloring appointments?

Question

I have already tried the Nice and Easy root touch up but it still requires some time and effort. I was wondering if there was any quick, portable device to cover the grey roots?

Answer 1

try fanciful rinse by rous avalible at any drug store or sally's beauty supply

Answer 2

I don't know who makes it, but there's a product that looks a mascara tube and you apply the color with a brush, on the part, and temple areas. I do believe it is temporary, not permanent. I don't bother with the N&E touch up kit- you're right, it is as much effort as coloring a full head of hair.

Answer 3

I think that if you want nice colored hair it is going to take some time and effort. Maybe you lost an hour touching up but the result it you're going to have beautiful hair!

Answer 4

Hm I thought there was some kind of portable little stuff you could carry around, or there are hairdying kits just for roots. Try going to a salon store.

Answer 5

You can always go to the store and just buy the hair coloring kit. That should atleast last about 2-3 weeks. Just make sure you follow the directions.

Answer 6

Yes there is a stick you can use it comes in a tube that looks like lips gloss and the stick you use looks like a mascara brush. They come in all colors. I have one but the name is worn off of it.
I have had it for a while.

Answer 7

if you go into a reputable salon and tell them what you are looking for they will be able to find the correct product to suit your hair and colour to suit your skin tone they will recommend a permanent colour that may fade depending on how vibrant a colour you go for but it will not wash out it will grow out so you will only have to return to have your roots retouched depending on how fast your hair grows the colours and products available in salons cannot be matched by products available in the chemists.

Answer 8

theres a stick my mom uses in between coloring. I think it's this. You can get it at most drugstores

http://www.haircareusa.com/roux_tween_time.htm