
The Proof Is In The Roots
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Grays gone in one pass
Hairline filled, nothing on her hands
Ten-Second Touch-Ups
Press, blend with a fingertip, and go. No brushes, no drying time.
Cushion-Tip Precision
Traces your part and hairline exactly where you need it — nothing lands where it shouldn't.
Never Stiff or Sticky
No wax, no hairspray feel. Your hair still moves and you can run your fingers through it.
Washes Out With Shampoo
Temporary color only. No ammonia, no peroxide, no developer touching your hair.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How is this different from a root touch-up spray?
Sprays go everywhere — your forehead, the counter, the shirt you just put on. The cushion tip puts color exactly where you press it, so you can trace a hairline or fill one small gap without touching the rest of your hair. No aiming, nothing to shake, no propellant smell.
Will it come off on my pillowcase or my hands?
Press it in, then give it a few seconds to set before you touch anything. The most common mistake is applying too much at once — build it in light layers instead of one heavy press and you'll get better coverage with nothing transferring.
Does it make my hair stiff or crunchy?
No. There's no wax or hairspray in it, which is what makes crayon and mascara-wand style products feel stiff. Your hair still moves and you can run your fingers through it.
What if my shade is between two colors?
Go one shade lighter than your hair, not darker. Lighter blends in and disappears; darker reads as a shadow at the hairline. It's buildable, so you can always add a second pass to deepen it — you can't take it back off without washing.
Can I use it on thinning spots, not just roots?
Yes. Start further in from the edge and lightly work outward so it shadows the scalp rather than sitting in a hard line. That's what makes a thin part or a sparse temple read as fuller instead of painted on.
How do I get it out?
One regular shampoo. It's temporary color — no developer, no ammonia, no peroxide — so it doesn't stain or alter your actual hair color and it won't interfere with your next salon appointment.
How long does one last?
Depends how much area you're covering. Touching up roots a few times a week goes a lot further than daily full-part coverage. [SET REAL RANGE ONCE FILL WEIGHT IS CONFIRMED]