Name: Review of Root Concealer Touch Up Spray by Alice
Uploaded: 2022-11-13T23:06:59.869Z
Duration: 35 s
Description: Root Concealer Touch Up Spray

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Hi everybody, today I am reviewing the Style Edit Blonde Perfection Root Concealer for blondes. In dark blonde, I got the wrong color by mistake, but it is what it is. My natural color is pretty dark brown. So let's see what it does. It did pretty decent. It makes the regrowth a lot more tolerable. A lighter shade would have been a little bit better, but this covered it pretty well. I would definitely recommend it and I would wear it again.

Hi Flip family! I'm here with this product here. It's Blonde Perfection root concealer for blondes. I picked up the lightest color I could find on Flip because I have a little bit of a root situation here. My next appointment is a week away and I'm just trying to do everything to hide my roots and just have a little bit a better view. Let's see. I talked about this product earlier and I don't think I gave enough credit for it. So today I'm gonna try this one and see how it works on my roots. So without further ado I'm gonna try. I think it is still too dark.

Okay, all my blondes out there, you're probably wondering, what do I do if I can't get my hair done? If you're anything like me and you let your roots grow out way too much, you may need a product that is similar to this. So this is the Style Edit Blonde Perfection Root Spray. I've used this a couple of times before. I've really tried to give it like my best shot. I just don't like it. I think I got the wrong color, but you tell me and you'll see what happens. You shake it out, like a lot. Okay. So, it comes out of this nozzle and you're supposed to spray it kind of far away from your hair. Is it just me or like that's the wrong color? It, I mean this could just be user error, but it's not covering anything up here.

Okay, I've been eyeing a product like this ever since I bleached my hair. This is the Style Edit Roots Touch Up and it's basically supposed to lighten my dark roots. Okay, so there's a sponge applicator at the bottom and then you just lift the lid for the powder. Let's just go ahead and dip this. Okay. Oh my gosh! That worked so fast! What the heck? It definitely lightened it like immediately. I think that might be as much coverage as it'll go. See what happens when I just pat it. Yeah, I think that's way better coverage for the back. I'm literally just guessing. And I got a little bit on my forehead, but no problem. It just comes right off. Okay, I like this. It looks a lot better, especially from like this front view. Pat it so many times, but it did not use up a lot of product at all. I could probably do this in like less than a minute. It was so easy and fast to do. It doesn't feel sticky or anything. It just feels like powder, but this is supposed to be water resistant. I actually like that it's so small. I can literally just... I can literally just... I can literally just... I can literally just... I can literally just... I can literally just... I can literally just... I can literally just... I can literally just... I can literally just... I can literally just... I can literally just... I can literally just... I can literally just... I can literally just... I can literally just... I can literally just... I can literally just... I can literally just... I can literally just... I can literally just... I can literally just... I can literally just... I can literally just... I can literally just...

Trying this Rutacha powder on my black roots. The first dab was the most obvious that it instantly made my roots lighter. But that's pretty much all it did, no matter how many layers I apply. It only made my black hair slightly less black. 2.5 stars for effort.

Hi guys, so I just want to show you Just how I've been touching up my roots lately as you can see Very much need to get my hair done, but this has been like a huge lifesaver for me So I got the lightest color possible and I'll show you the after Okay, so you guys can clearly see there's a huge difference and I can literally keep going you just keep like Pushing this sponge into your roots and blending and it's super easy to blend. I mean, it's stellar 12 out of 10

Hi everyone, I am reviewing StyleEdits Root Cover Up. It is the cream to powder stick. I've used their products before, mostly just their powder that you put onto your hair. And I have to say that this is actually 100 times better. I mean that stuff is amazing anyway, but this stuff is so great when you have just little pieces that you want to cover. And what I love about it is it's like a crayon. It has the consistency of a crayon, so you can twist it to bring it up a little bit and find your pieces. And you just kind of go over it like a crayon. And it's for a really precise application. And then you have this little area on the back, it's like a sponge. And you can sponge in areas that might have gotten onto your head or your scalp.

If you dye your hair and you don't have root concealer, what are you even doing? Root spray for me is almost as important as dry shampoo. It's such a lifesaver, you just spritz it on and nobody's the wiser. I love this one because it gets the job done, of course. You know, my roots look great, I already used it. It's flexible, I can run my hands through my hair. Even after touching it, only a tiny, teeny, tiny little bit shows up on my hands. If I use the cheap ones, I swear, it's literally like spray paint in your hair. It doesn't move, it doesn't feel nice, it gets all over your hands and your pillowcases. So if you're looking for a good quality root spray, I highly suggest this one.

This Style Edit Root Concealer Touch-Up Spray is great in between salon visits or just for some quick touch-ups. I have a few grays in the front of my hair, on the top, and on the sides. To use it you just shake it up and then you just spray right where you want the grays to be covered. I got this spray in black but they have plenty other different touch-up options like the Touch-Up Powder and the Touch-Up Root Cover Stick. I was able to wear this all day and it didn't transfer. It comes in a big bottle so it's reasonably priced. It stays put and it's easy to wash out so this is a plus for me.

brand I use is Tweezerman. I love that it comes with a sharp as well as a normal tweezer and so you don't have to choose. And then you have this adorable little pouch that opens and closes like so. Safely store your tweezers like so. They make a great stocking stuffer, great for travel. Cannot live without my Tweezerman.

about that time to cover up those roots in between coloring. Today we are going to try Style Edit's Root Concealer in a medium brown. Looks good to me. And you also want to make sure that you get, I don't know about you guys, but I get it along the, right around the rim of my face.

My roots are growing in, you can even see some of my grays. And so we're gonna try out the Style Edit Root Touch Up Powder. The top opens up to reveal the powder and then this is the little sponge that you use to apply it. Right off the bat, I just feel like the bottom should have a little ribbon or something so you can grip onto this easier. This is extremely difficult to hold. Let's aim for these grays right here. Did it work? Okay, I literally can't stand using that thing so I'm just gonna use a powder puff. Okay, you know what? I thought maybe this was gonna be better than the spray-on root touch up because it's like more controlled and so you don't accidentally spray the root touch up stuff on your face. But this takes a lot longer. Let's see if it transfers. Yes, okay. All in all, I think the spray is much better. Or get the powder just for your hairline. That's it.

put you on to something that I have been doing for years. One of my top beauty secrets. As most of you know, I have always dealt with thinning hair mostly because of my anemia and weight loss and I have used this form of camouflage forever. This is the Style Edit Root Touch Up. Comes with a little pressed powder and a little sponge that comes attached to the bottom. Just dip it into the color. You stamp it on over any areas that you want to cover up where it might look a little too thin. It also helps at camouflaging any roots, any grays. Do that until you're happy. I normally just brush it through with a soft bristle brush. Makes the hairline look a lot fuller, a lot more uniform. It is water resistant. It won't come off until you actually wash it off. I've gone, you know, to the pool with it, to the beach. Makes me feel a lot more confident about my thinning hair.

Okay guys, can you see my little whites on my hair? I'm 27 years old and this is depressing. That's why I decided to try this style edit root touch up. So let's see if it works. Okay guys as you can see I put the roots here and not here and you can still see the whites here. I didn't try, I tried to be less so it can look natural but not like too much and it worked pretty good. Like I still didn't do here, but if you have more roots probably it would be better. But for this it kind of worked out.

It is most definitely that time again and by that time I mean Almost time to color my hair and my grays are poking through. It's like that weird in between Coloring time. So this is the style edit root touch-up and it stays put all day and i'm kind of obsessed with it It's super easy to use. Let me show you Little puff down at the bottom powder and mirror up top and watch this But First it doesn't like look like it's my color but once you blend it in it really is it covers up the grays and it stays all day it's like magic

It is most definitely that time again and by that time I mean Almost time to color my hair and my grays are poking through. It's like that weird in between Coloring time. So this is the style edit root touch up and it stays put all day and i'm kind of obsessed with it It's super easy to use. Let me show you Little puff down at the bottom powder and mirror up top and watch this But First it doesn't like look like it's my color but once you blend it in it really is it covers up the grays and it stays all day it's like magic

Alice, a reviewer, highly recommends the Root Concealer Touch Up Spray in Black color by Style Edit. She emphasizes the importance of root spray for anyone who dyes their hair, comparing it to the significance of dry shampoo. According to Alice, this root spray is a lifesaver as it effectively conceals roots without leaving any noticeable residue. Unlike cheaper alternatives that feel like spray paint and leave a mess on hands and pillowcases, this product is flexible and feels natural. Alice suggests that if you're in search of a high-quality root spray, this one is a great choice. Overall, Alice's review highlights the effectiveness and convenience of the Root Concealer Touch Up Spray by Style Edit.

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