L’Oréal Paris L'Oreal Magic Root Cover Up Gray Concealer Spray Dark Blonde 2 oz.(Packaging May Vary)

I always have this on hand for between my hair appointments. It works great and covers all my gray hair. Easy to apply and last til it is washed out. Great color selections.

I used this to cover up balding patches from post-partum hair loss. Made me feel much more comfortable and covered perfectly. Great match to my hair colour as well. Will likely repurchase.

The best root touch-up spray! It will stay until it is shampooed out, and doesn't transfer to clothes or pillow

I was skeptical this would work, but it is absolutely amazing! Covers my greys in such a natural tone (I bought dark blonde). Only thing I am not wild about is the stiffer kind of feel my hair has in those areas I sprayed, but I can still style my hair as I want, and it lasted a couple of days until I shampooed. I am growing out my hair from blonde to my natural colour (dark blonde with some grey), and this will help with the transition nicely, I think, especially if I want a more glamorous look with hair pulled back for an evening out. Love that I have some fun, temporary options to get a little different look and feel with my hair.

This root cover up works pretty well but not as well as the Rita Hazan root concealer that I've been using for several months. The dark blond shade of the Loreal product is pretty close to my color so that's not the issue. The problem is that it doesn't completely cover my silvery strands. The RH cover up not only covers the gray completely, it also blends my darker virgin color with the artificial blond shade so that my salt-and-pepper strands match perfectly with the dark golden blond of the rest of my hair. The Loreal cover up doesn't do the same thing, although it's close. Also, the RH product doesn't rub off on clothing or pillowcases but the Loreal concealer does. They both have the pointed nozzle and with both the spray can go on very cold, which is an unpleasant feeling. But this discomfort subsides in a few minutes. The Rita Hazan cover up is $25 for a smaller cannister so that's why I opted to try the Loreal product. For $10 and a larger can (by several ounces) it was worth a try. I will probably use up the Loreal cover up because I don't want to waste it, but I don't think I'll repurchase it. It simply doesn't stick to my gray and blend the darker virgin roots as well as RH. That said, it's a decent product for $10 but I might have done better if I had gotten the lighter blond shade. I don't mind darker roots, just not as dark as my level 5 roots. If the roots were a darker blond after using this spray, then that would be acceptable. All in all, this Loreal product just doesn't have the coverage of RH. So I guess I'm going to have to buy the Rita Hazan spray for $25 from now on, at least until I find something more reasonably priced that works with my hair color. I also tried Zotos from Sally's ($8) but the dark blond shade was way too warm (almost orange). If your hair is dark and can find a suitable match, the Zotos spray would be a better alternative than Loreal. I recommend this Loreal spray if you have just a little gray and are trying to match your darker virgin color. But if you're 80% gray on top like I am, it just doesn't work that well. I'm sticking with the Rita Hazan spray, which is not only a perfect match, but also doesn't rub off and stays put until I shampoo it out. With Loreal, I had to keep retouching the same area daily, which means that a $10 product is not that economical after all.