Root Touch Up Hair & Brow Concealing Cream + Powder

Root Touch Up Hair & Brow Concealing Cream + Powder

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Medium Blonde
Medium Blonde
Warm Blonde
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Dark Blonde
Dark Blonde
Light Brown
Light Brown
Medium Brown
Medium Brown
Dark Brown
Dark Brown
Black
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Root Touch Up Hair & Brow Concealing Cream + Powder

Root Touch Up Hair & Brow Concealing Cream + Powder

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ROOT TOUCH UP / HAIR + BROWS

Cover the grays. Keep your plans.

Blend visible gray roots and fill sparse-looking spots. The cream-and-powder duo puts hairline and brow touch-ups in one portable tool.

  • Targeted root coverage
  • Soft, buildable color
  • Cream + powder together
A cinematic beauty portrait featuring the Laura Geller gold and lavender dual-ended root touch-up product.

THE CLOSE-UP

Look at the part. Then the hairline.

See how the Black shade blends gray regrowth and adds color where the hairline looks sparse.

Original Laura Geller before-and-after photographs of Gladys wearing Black to cover gray roots.

Gray roots blend back in.

Targeted color brings visible regrowth closer to the surrounding hair.

Original Laura Geller before-and-after photographs of Gladys wearing Black at a sparse-looking temple.

Sparse spots look fuller.

A little color at the temples helps create a more filled-in hairline.

Gladys · Black. Photo: Laura Geller.

MAKE IT PART OF GETTING READY

Your roots can use a little makeup, too.

Keep the touch-up focused on the spots you want to blend. The same cream and powder work on brows.

A woman dabbing the built-in sponge onto visible gray regrowth along her part.

Catch the roots that show.

Dab cream along your part or hairline between color appointments. Set it with powder to soften the edges.

A woman lightly applying the dual-ended product to a sparse-looking brow area.

Give brows a softer shape.

Fill sparse-looking brow areas with light, gentle touches. Use either texture on its own or layer them together.

A cinematic macro of the cream and powder textures with the correct lavender and gold product.

Build the finish your way.

Start sheer, then add color where needed. You control how much coverage goes onto each spot.

YOUR TOUCH-UP, IN THREE MOVES

Prime. Dab. Finish.

Use the built-in sponge ends and a light hand. Small touches make it easier to keep the color where you want it.

Hands preparing the built-in sponge beside its lavender cap containing cream formula.

Get the sponge ready.

Prime before first use, following your package directions. Load a small amount to start.

A woman controlling cream application along her part with the product at a vanity mirror.

Place your color.

Dab cream onto roots, sparse-looking areas, or brows. Build with short, gentle motions.

A woman using the powder end at her temple in natural window light.

Soften and set.

Use the powder end to finish. Check the blend in natural light before adding more.

WHY THE TWO ENDS WORK TOGETHER

Coverage first. A softer finish follows.

Cream places the color. Powder softens and sets it for comfortable wear until your next wash. Keep both textures in one tool.

One gold and lavender dual-ended tool with its two formula-containing screw caps in a cinematic still life.
Cream for coverage

Focus color on roots and sparse-looking spots.

Powder for finishing

Help set the cream and blend the edges.

One dual-ended design

Keep both steps together at home or away.

A creative still life illustrating the product shade range beside the seven shade names on the page.

FIND YOUR ROOT MATCH

Keep your color close.

Choose from seven shades. Match the hair around the area you want to cover, then check it in natural light. Select your shade in the product options.

  • Medium Blonde
  • Warm Blonde
  • Dark Blonde
  • Taupe / Light Brown
  • Medium Brown
  • Dark Brown
  • Black
A confident mature American woman heading out to an evening dinner in a cinematic city scene.

BETWEEN COLOR APPOINTMENTS

Freshen up. Head out.

Lunch with friends. Dinner downtown. A touch-up at the mirror helps your roots look more blended before you leave.

THE DETAILS

Good to know before you go.

Which shade should I choose?

Match the surrounding hair color where you're applying it. Check in natural light and start lightly. Seven shades range from Medium Blonde to Black.

Can I use it on my brows?

Yes. Both textures work on hair and brows. Apply lightly to sparse-looking areas with short, gentle motions.

Do I need both textures?

Use cream for targeted coverage or powder for a softer look. Layer powder over cream when you want to set the finish.

Will it transfer?

Setting cream with powder helps keep transfer minimal. Use light layers and avoid rubbing the covered area after application.

How long does it stay on?

The temporary color is designed to wear until your next wash when used as directed. Reapply as part of your usual getting-ready routine.

THE ROOT REFRESH

Find your shade. Keep it close.

Add a cream-and-powder touch-up to your routine for roots, hairlines, and brows.