Cover Your Gray Brush In Dark Brown

 (6 customer reviews)

My wife uses this 'temporary' hair color often because she has thinning hair and it is not as harsh as a full 'permanent' hair color method. In fact she cannot find anything else that is as easy to apply and gentle on her hair. This is sometimes a problem for me as it is difficult to find in many pharmacies. I've had to take her several places--as far as 50 miles away--just to find a refil.

One thing I notice is that the described color changes between applicators. IE: Dark brown is lighter in the comb than the brush.

She might use something else if there were another brand of brush on hair color--but we've been unable to find one. So until then this is it--the only thing that works.

This really covered the gray, but it doesn't ever completely dry, so if I ran my hands through my hair, I would get brown streaks on my hands. Drying with a blow dryer helps but still, not completely dry. But it definitely covers the gray.

i use this often between colorings, to cover up grey hair along my temples and right down the center of my part. it has a dual side to it - one side is a mascara brush and the other side is a tip, which is supposed to be more precise. i find that the mascara brush works the best, although it does tend to distribute out and use a lot of the product. but you can switch the brushes around so you can use both sides of the product equally. the product is ok - it does cover the grays until you wash your hair again, but it's also messy, because if you put your hands near your hair after this is applied you'll come away with brown or black residue on your hands. the mascara brush also seems to pull out hair so i end up with long hair wrapping around the brush. i generally apply the product and then use a hair coloring towel or paper towel to wipe away excess from my hair itself. the color is also really dark - the dark brown may as well be black. i will continue to use this type of product...Read more