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The John Frieda Root Blur comes in four shade options from the lightest platinum to a dark espresso blend. At first I did find this awkward to apply to the root area round the back of my head as it's hard to see where your applying it, so if you can, get someone to help you with the back part. However it is a shame this is a bit on the pricier side for such a small amount and so I would be interested to see how long this lasted it you were using it regularly in-between colouring. This newer version of grey cover powders looks like make up – I showed it on a recent Periscope and mostly, people thought it was for brows or lids. The darker shade for me gave me the best coverage on my lighter roots, as I tend to dye my hair darker than my true hair colour anyway.The John Frieda Root Blur is easy to apply and I never feel any left-over residue left on my hair at all. of product, which I do think is expensive, considering how much you pay for an at home hair colour, but hopefully this should last you. I have a streak of grey about an inch thick from the shock of a big accident but my hair is waist length as is my grey streak. These root concealers, like this blonde root touch up, are pressed-powder products designed to temporarily cover visible greys or root regrowth. I am looking for something like this as my greys are popping up every 2-3 weeks now and I cannot get my hair coloured that often!

Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH). There are four shades to choose from, but the color I’ve been using lately is the Root Blur™ Colour Blending Concealer Amber to Maple For Light to Medium Brunette. The mineral-pressed powder instantly adheres to conceal your roots and blends away dark roots with a single stroke.Give your color an instant refresh with the John Frieda Root Blur Colour Blending Concealer, a dual-shade pressed powder palette that is easy to blend into your roots for a quick touch up that will last until you wash it out.