If your grays are peeking through at the top of your head right now, it may be prime time to touch up your roots. But what if you don’t have the time for a hair salon appointment right now? Luckily, ...

When it comes to grays, the choice is yours. Leave as is or blend them away with a quick color spray, a precise powder ...

Colorists say you should head back to the salon for a refresh every six to 12 weeks depending on your needs, but even if you go on the more frequent end you’ll still have to contend with roots. Enter: ...

Finding a stray gray hair or two is an inevitable part of getting older. Here's why: Cells in your hair follicles called melanocytes produce the pigment that gives our hair its color and, as you get ...

Truly great root touch-up kits don’t just get the job done—they also make your hair feel great. That’s why colorist Buffy Beery of the Calvin Mitchell Salon in Louisville, Kentucky, loves this spray ...

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Shop TODAY independently determines what we cover and recommend. When you buy through our links, we earn a commission. Learn more. Whether you’re 30 or 60, spotting your first gray hair can leave you ...

To wit: Justine Marjan, stylist for Gwen Stefani, calls root touch-ups a “game changer” for keeping color fresh at home. Kim Kardashian’s stylist Chris Appleton is also a fan, and says that a good ...

Few beauty fixes are as instantly gratifying as covering up visible roots. The best root touch-up products help stretch the time between salon appointments with a little extra polish. The one we ...

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Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships. We receive compensation when you click on a link and make a purchase. Learn more! Let’s be real: Going to the salon every six to eight weeks for a root touch-up ...