Root Touch Up​ Permanent Créme​

I've been using the Clairol Root Touch-Up for years. I'd always gone to the salon for touch-ups but it was so expensive and took up too much time. I was terrified of doing it myself the first time, but it is a breeze! The main thing I recommend is having a couple of not-favorite towels to use after you rinse the color from your hair. The color rinses out easily. The first time I did it, I did it by leaning over the tub, kneeling outside the tub, using a hand-held shower head. Way too much trouble! Now, I do it in the shower. I just rinse it out, apply a generous amount of conditioner, wait a few minutes, then rinse again. It's a little awkward to get to the back. It would probably be better if you have a helper, but I have never used one. I just try to make horizontal parts on the back of my head, then apply the color and try to comb it through. My hair has "stubborn" grays so I leave the color on longer than prescribed, usually about 25 min. from when I start to apply the color. I often alternate between levels 4 and 5. I honestly don't know why! Overall, I love this product.

Very easy to use and results were great!!

Love this color to touch up my grays. Blends seamlessly with my natural color and I always feel it takes 5 years off my age. So worth the price!

Dark brown is a perfect match for the common natural growth, dark brown/black Asian hair. Moist importantly, it doesn’t leave that awful reddish or purple cheap hue that so many brown dyes do. It’s also not “black” which I’m avoiding- it looks natural on my roots. I’ve tried countless box dyes to stretch out my $500 salon visits, but my hair grows incredibly fast and I hate the big white haired temple patches that grow in. It actually dyes my incredibly dye-resistant white hairs fairly well, but I always leave it on for about 50 min (I know this is bad). 1) I wish they gave about 25% more product to better cover the white roots I get in the temple triangles have plus the few white hairs randomly popping up in my front. 2) they need slimmer or better gloves (I use my own because these are so big and fat that they are messy

I’ve been using the Clairol Root Touch-Up in Dark Brown (4) for a while now, and it’s truly the best solution for in-between salon visits. The color blends seamlessly with my professionally dyed hair—no harsh line, no obvious “at-home” look. What I think doesn’t get talked about enough is how QUICK and MESS-FREE it is. The little mixing tray and brush make it so easy to apply exactly where you need it without wasting product or staining your skin. Another huge plus: the formula doesn’t have that overwhelming chemical smell you get with a lot of dyes. It’s much gentler, and my hair still feels soft and shiny after rinsing—no straw-like texture. I also love that the kit has just the right amount of product for roots, so you’re not dealing with leftovers or having to guess how much to mix. For me, this has been a salon-saver and confidence-booster. It stretches my color appointments by a few weeks while keeping my hair looking fresh and natural. Definitely recommend to anyone who wants professional-looking results at home without the hassle.

I've been using this for touch ups for years. Quick and easy. Great for around your face and a part. Hard for me to see someone using this for the entire head.

I had issues with 3 boxes of 4R coloring my roots more like a blond 7G this fall after using that color for years. This 5R perfectly colored my roots a medium auburn / reddish brown. It’s a bit lighter than my salon color that I get done every few months, but so much better than the defective boxes of 4R I got from Amazon a couple months ago.

Didn’t fully hide grays and this isn’t my first rodeo

Good product!

I bought this product thinking it was 2 boxes but just arrived one for the price of 20€ 🤦🏻‍♀️

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Este producto es muy bueno y dura bastante, cubre muy bien la raiz del cabello , en lo que vas a tu estilista. Lo he usado por varios anos. Lo recomiendo ampliamente

Great product, but deliberately misleading picture of two packs; looked cheap for two but actually only one arrived