Colorme Root Touch Up Temporary Hair Mascara to color and Blend Semi Permanent Dye regrowth. Washes Out (ROSE)

I got this to touch up my roots and it works great. The applicator is like a mascara brush so it's very easy to use and the color stays in between washes. I had an issue with my item not being delivered (USPS error) and the seller responded quickly and was very friendly and helpful

I’ve been using this product for ten years, & I LOVE it! My hair stylist colors my white hair with magenta highlights, but only a few times a year. This product is perfect for between colorings. Plus I like adding a stripe of bright pink on a strand here & there in addition to what my stylist does. When people compliment me on my hair (EVERY DAY!) - & they wish they had the courage to color their hair an unusual color, I always suggest they go to Amazon & look for Color Me Hair Mascara. It’s also great for people who work in a conservative environment cuz they can brighten up their hair on their days off, since this washes out. Trying different colors is also fun, teal for example. You’ll find you get compliments from 13-year-old little girls and 83-year-old women! So give this a try… you’ll love it!

It works great for touch ups between full coloring sessions. The brush is like mascara wand. Could be bigger. Hair gets easily tangled in the bristles.

The media could not be loaded. I'm tired of dealing with Peek a Boo greys just after I dye my hair! I came across this Quick Fix Solution called ColorMe! Great for stray greys! It's not waterproof, tho' I would love it to be! All in all, it's a miracle worker for my stray greys! Let it be for yours too! I definitely recommend this!

(Long dark brown hair, curly. No hair damage at all besides some split ends: I haven't touched a blow-dryer or curling iron in years, and I've never dyed or bleached my hair before.)Disappointed. I knew the color wouldn't be very bright since my hair is dark, but I can't see any color at all unless I stand under a very bright light and lean close to the mirror. Tube was empty after adding only 5-6 streaks. Hair feels crispy and gummy, even after letting it dry and combing it; very unpleasant to touch. Fingers still come away faintly purple even after the dye dried, but that could be because I added a little bit of oil to my hair afterwards (I live in a humid climate, so some anti-frizz measure is a necessity); I'm not worried about it staining my shirt, but it would probably tint a pillowcase if I slept on it.A big thank you to other posters who recommended gloves: I managed to keep my wand-wielding hand purple-free, but my other hand was extremely purple. The color doesn't flick off the wand, so that's nice: I didn't have to worry about getting it all over the counter. The comb I brushed my hair with after the dye had dried ended up covered in purple that will come off on your hands but doesn't wash off well--comb had to be thrown out.This stuff might be fun if you have pale hair and just want to streak a lock of hair by your face. For anyone else, meh. At the least, it was nice to get a preview of what my hair will likely look like if I try to dye the whole thing purple.

I use Arctic Fox temporary dye to color my gray/silver/whitish roots - granted I have to leave it on for at least 3 hours to cover though vs. the 45 minutes their instructions state. So as I have obvious roots then after only a week, I had to find some solutions other than re-coloring. I use the sprays to cover the top and back of my head, which would be hard to do with this. This stuff is great though for the growth at the hairline around my face where I can't use the sprays. I apply both orchid and raspberry to get a color that matches the Arctic Fox Ritual - meaning what that color looks like on silver hair, which is nowhere as dark as it does on other colors of hair - kind've a burgundy/plum color.

I was expecting a light lavender to highlight select areas, but the actual product is a much more vibrant purple/pink combination, and combing, arranging, trying to wipe parts off doesn't work. Although the brush is nice, the liquid is a bit clumpy so couldn't get the fine highlight look shown in the pictures. If you're looking for full coverage with bright color though, it may work for you.

So far I've used orchid, fuschia, and raspberry as highlights for cosplay. I have brown hair with some grey, especially at the temples. The color pops on the grey and fades into the brown. It just takes a couple of minutes to put in some fun highlights. The bottles are too small and the process to slow to try to color all of my hair.... this is intended for a few streaks only! One caution - the orchid and fuschia bottles included the description "professional temporary hair color" and have washed out fully with just one washing each time I've used them. That text was missing from the raspberry bottle. The vast majority of the color washed out, but after 3 days I can still see some light tinting on my grey hair from the raspberry color. It wasn't clear to me when I ordered that there would be a difference.