Root Concealer Touch Up Spray - Instant Spray To Cover Up Roots - Quick Drying, Water-Resistant Formula - Temporary Hair Color Spray for Gray Roots - 2 oz. Root Spray

I have been searching for a spray that was a really RED colour and so glad I have found this one. Just wish it was a bit less expensive. But good coverage.

After reading some of the reviews I decided to try this in comparison to Clairol from a big box store and I much preferred the Clairol. This product is very sticky and heavy on my hair and leave such a residue behind I have to wash it the next day. The colour is nice but for the cost and how often I’ll need to wash my hair I won’t be buying this again.

I first sprayed this on paper towel and it looked chocolate brown . But then I tried it in my hair and it really blended with my auburn hair well and it last even after a shampoo some coverage was there. I just think it's too expensive for 2 ounces. Im not giving it 5 stars because of the price

Two stars because the colour is nice but the texture is gucky and gross. You can't touch your hair with this in. The one by Clairol is so much better

Desperate to end my $200 hair color appointments, I have tried Rita Hazan color spray and L'Oreal. I washed my hair then applied spray. Filling in the bald spots (I'm 72) took a while with self application. The bathroom was a disaster! The color-red-looked very good and natural. Then there is the hair texture...YIKES!! With both sprays there was the same effect: the feeling of the hair is hard to describe. My hair was dry but also an almost oily touch, unlike anything I have ever used in my life. the hair was VERY difficult to comb through. Conclusion: to cover bald spots or hairline these products are both very good. For resulting texture, F-. So you can't have both color fix and texture. Also, both products come in 2oz. cans, very small. To cover all the hairless areas required one FULL can! At $11.20/can and washing 1x per week, my cost would be about $45/mo. However, most women like to wash hair more often so one might need to spend almost $100/mo., either brand. Wash 3x/week, well, you get my drift. For me, I'll take the fill in color and texture doesn't matter.