Salon-Fresh Roots in Seconds
The 10-second trick women over 45 use to skip $150 salon root touch-ups
No ammonia. No mess. No appointment. It covers the gray exactly where it shows — then washes out with your next shampoo.
You leave the salon with perfect color. Two or three weeks later, the gray is already peeking through at your part and temples — and suddenly you're parting your hair differently, dodging bright bathrooms, and pushing your next appointment earlier.
The options all cost something. A salon touch-up is $60–$150 and an hour you don't have. Box dye is a messy, all-over commitment. Powders smudge; sprays feel like a cloud of dust.
So a lot of women just… live with the gray between colorings. It doesn't have to be that way.
Meet Root Rewind™
It's a matte black root touch-up stick with a fine comb tip. You glide it over the gray exactly where it shows — the part, the roots, the temples, sideburns, even the beard — and it blends into your natural shade in about 10 seconds. No sink, no gloves, no timer.
How it works
Why it's different
Covers only the gray
The comb tip places color exactly on the roots, part or temples — not your whole head.
Salon-fresh roots in seconds
No appointment, no $150. Do it in the mirror before you walk out the door.
No ammonia or peroxide
A buildable cosmetic color that sits on the hair — not a permanent dye, so nothing to commit to.
Made for women and men
Roots and part for her; temples, sideburns and beard for him. Shades to match.
See it for yourself
Photos are illustrative of typical coverage. Individual results vary with hair type and shade match.
- Roots gone in ~10 seconds, anywhere
- Stretches the time between salon visits (and saves the money)
- No mess, no commitment, no damage
- Washes out — so you're never stuck with it
Common questions
Will it match my color?
Choose from Black, Dark Brown and Light Brown — it's buildable, so you can go lighter or deeper to blend into your natural shade.
Does it rub off on collars or pillows?
It's designed to be sweat- and water-resistant through the day and washes out with shampoo. Let it set for a few seconds after applying.
Is it damaging?
No ammonia, no peroxide. It's a temporary cosmetic color that sits on the hair rather than a permanent dye.
How long does one stick last?
With targeted root/temple use, a single stick lasts most people weeks. Many customers keep the Duo so they never run out.