ClairolNice 'n Easy Root Touch-Up 5G Kit (Pack of 2) Matches Medium Golden Brown Shades of Hair Coloring, Includes Precision Brush Tool

Great coverage for white hairs, the best thing about this product is that it stays on the hair so you only do the retouch on the newly grown hair, you don't need to do the whole length like with other products that fade in a couple of weeks. The black matches my hair perfectly so I only do the white hair patches and sometimes only use half of the product for one quick touch up, I love it, it's the only one that stays forever and doesn't transfer on your hands and clothes.

great for covering grays

I've been using this for years, in the shade 6R. It's a great match for a natural redhead. I am between a lighter level 6 and a darker 7 and this blends perfectly and naturally. Every root touch-up kit I find in the store is an unnatural shade of red, more close to the trendy shades. I'm not sure why hair color manufacturers think redheads don't need their roots touched up, but we do!I buy this in a two-pack on Amazon as this is the only place I can find it, unless Clariol has it in stock...why pay shipping when you have Prime? I hope they don't discontinue this shade, I already have a small stockpile just in case!

My hair is thinning and I don't want to use tons of chemicals on my hair but at the same time, vanity keeps me from going gray. I was coloring my whole head when the gray started to appear. Now, I only use this at my roots. The gray is coming in fast and furious, but I am able to hold out approximately 5 weeks. I can do this myself easily and it is much neater. I also don't find that burning sensation that occasionally I would feel with all over hair color. Much less expensive than going to the salon, too. This works for me for now!

Too expensive

I agree with so many that this is a great product for strawberry blondes, but for some reason Clairol has discontinued it. Yes, we are buying "what's left" on Amazon or ebay, and that's almost gone too. So I wrote to Clairol (parent co. Wella), and begged them to bring it back. The Clairol 8R "full coverage" is closest, but I complained that I don't need an entire large bottle of it; it's wasteful and not good for the environment anyway, so why use more than you need? Leftover must be discarded. So maybe if we all write to Clairol they might bring back the 8R root touch-up product. Cheers!