Madison Reed Root Touch Up Powder, Terra - Medium Brown, Instantly Covers Roots & Grays, Fills In Thinning Hairlines, All-Day Coverage, 0.13 Oz (60 uses)

Easy to use and serve it purpose well.

I absolutely love this product! And it has a dual purpose! Brow Filler I have been using Benefit Brow Filler and they discontinued it and was struggling to find something similar. This item was showcased on the Today Show and I decided to try it out. It works very well. I already have a Mac brush to fill in my eyebrows so I use that and not the one provided with the product. Gray Hair Cover Up Game changer! Another reason I love this product. I use this to cover up my gray roots and it works very well. It makes your hair appear fuller and adds volume at the roots as well. I use the brush provided in the kit to apply the powder on my roots. I love how I have so much control as opposed to the spray. Another added bonus is that it doesn’t bleed! I used to use the L’Oréal Hair Touch Up spray. After applying this on my roots, if I propped my sunglasses on my head and then put them back on, it would leave black residue on my nose.

Conheço o produto e ele é ótimo, porém não foi embalado corretamente e chegou todo quebrado 🥺 A Amazon deveria embalar melhor, veio num saco sem proteção correta.

I was hesitant about ordering because of the price but I’m so glad I did. It’s the best temporary root color I’ve used so far. Very simple to apply and looks totally natural. The problem with the spray-on temporary root touchups that I’ve tried in the past is; 1)they leave your hair feeling dirty. 2) the spray is hard to aim and manage and it will show on your scalp if not done perfectly. This product is wonderful …covers the gray easily and there’s no mess or buildup like there is with sprays. I have blond/brown hair color over white/gray hair. I bought SABBIA Light Brown and the color is perfect on my roots and eyebrows. It’s worth the extra $$ for in between my hair appointments. If you’re hesitating like I was, go ahead and try it.

This powder DOES cover grey hair effectively, but be aware of a few things: 1. As it's a powder, it easily dusts your scalp. If your hair is very thin, the powder will be very visible on your skin-and it doesn't come off easily. Water won't remove it. Alcohol only removes it a bit. If you wash it off your scalp, you also wash it off your hair. 2. To try to avoid the above, I got the powder slightly damp an smoothed it on. This worked and was less likely to get any on the scalp. It goes on heavier, though, so it looks darker. Just be aware of that. 3. If your hair is very thin, you'll need to hold your hair straight out from your scalp and be VERY deliberate where you put this to avoid getting any of the powder on your scalp. Brushing it on opposite 'sides' of your hair help the coverage look better. Go slow. Tapping off the excess helps, and using a VERY gentle hand when brushing this on helps a bit, too. 4. It really helps if you've applied hair spray first. It holds the powder very well. It'll last for hours! 5. The color is good, but it has NO sheen. Hair naturally does, so it's noticeable that there is no shine at all to the areas you've used this on. If you have a product that you can apply afterward that can add shine to your hair, maybe give that a try. RECOMMEND, BUT WITH CAVEATS. [Addendum] I have since found that using a large, soft blusher brush works much better than the brush this product comes with. I can apply the powder with decent coverage with less worry about the powder noticeably staining my scalp. This is also a much quicker technique. Also, applying hairspray to sections of hair, particularly getting to the base, then ALSO applying the powder to lifted sections of hair at a time works very well.