Hairline Shadow Powder for Part Lines and Roots

Took me a few tries to get the hang of it. The sponge picks up more powder than I expected, so my first go on the part looked too dark. Once I dabbed lighter, Light Brown blended into my roots fine. It works for a quick touch-up, just not as effortless as the ten seconds it claims.

My part line looks so much fuller in overhead photos now. I use Dark Brown and dab the sponge along the gap for maybe ten seconds. It reads as shadow instead of a drawn line, which was my biggest worry. It washes out with my normal shampoo too.

Really like how soft and matte this looks on the scalp. Golden matches my highlighted roots well, and the sponge lets me dab instead of paint. My only nitpick is that 2g is tiny, so I can see it running out sooner than I'd like. Still glad I have it.

Keeps a wide part from screaming in group pictures. Black Brown matched my hair almost exactly.

Grown-out roots were bugging me between color appointments, and this covers them nicely. I tap Light Brown along the part and it blends without looking shiny. The sponge is a little small for wider areas, so it takes a couple of passes. Otherwise it's a handy thing to keep in my desk drawer.

The color is nice and matte, but I found Golden a touch lighter than I hoped against my scalp. Works okay for a quick cover, just needed more layers than I expected.

A morning dab and my part looks filled in. The matte finish really does blend into the roots.

Bought this for my thinning edges near the temples and I'm impressed. Dark Brown dabs on softly, and it looks like natural shadow rather than makeup. It's small enough to toss in my purse for touch-ups. I like that it just shampoos out at night.

Perfect for travel since the tiny 2g size fits in my carry-on pouch. Black Brown covers my part gap without any shine.

Blends beautifully, looks like real shadow.

Pretty happy with the Light Brown shade on my part. It sits matte and doesn't look wet, and the sponge is easy to control. One small complaint is that a bit of powder can rub off if I touch my head a lot. I just press lightly and it stays put through the workday.

Covers a wide part quickly. I'd love a slightly larger sponge, but the color is spot on.

I was skeptical because most part fillers I've tried looked like a drawn stripe. This one dabs into the gaps between hairs, so the scalp just looks a bit darker and less visible. I use Dark Brown every morning and it takes about ten seconds. My coworkers haven't noticed anything, which is exactly what I wanted.

Nice matte finish that melts into my roots. Golden is a little warm on me, but fine once blended.

Receding edge looks softer and less obvious now. I dab a little Black Brown on each side and go.

Took me a few tries to get the hang of it. The sponge picks up more powder than I expected, so my first go on the part looked too dark. Once I dabbed lighter, Light Brown blended into my roots fine. It works for a quick touch-up, just not as effortless as the ten seconds it claims.

My part line looks so much fuller in overhead photos now. I use Dark Brown and dab the sponge along the gap for maybe ten seconds. It reads as shadow instead of a drawn line, which was my biggest worry. It washes out with my normal shampoo too.

Really like how soft and matte this looks on the scalp. Golden matches my highlighted roots well, and the sponge lets me dab instead of paint. My only nitpick is that 2g is tiny, so I can see it running out sooner than I'd like. Still glad I have it.

Keeps a wide part from screaming in group pictures. Black Brown matched my hair almost exactly.

Grown-out roots were bugging me between color appointments, and this covers them nicely. I tap Light Brown along the part and it blends without looking shiny. The sponge is a little small for wider areas, so it takes a couple of passes. Otherwise it's a handy thing to keep in my desk drawer.

The color is nice and matte, but I found Golden a touch lighter than I hoped against my scalp. Works okay for a quick cover, just needed more layers than I expected.

A morning dab and my part looks filled in. The matte finish really does blend into the roots.

Bought this for my thinning edges near the temples and I'm impressed. Dark Brown dabs on softly, and it looks like natural shadow rather than makeup. It's small enough to toss in my purse for touch-ups. I like that it just shampoos out at night.

Perfect for travel since the tiny 2g size fits in my carry-on pouch. Black Brown covers my part gap without any shine.

Blends beautifully, looks like real shadow.

Pretty happy with the Light Brown shade on my part. It sits matte and doesn't look wet, and the sponge is easy to control. One small complaint is that a bit of powder can rub off if I touch my head a lot. I just press lightly and it stays put through the workday.

Covers a wide part quickly. I'd love a slightly larger sponge, but the color is spot on.

I was skeptical because most part fillers I've tried looked like a drawn stripe. This one dabs into the gaps between hairs, so the scalp just looks a bit darker and less visible. I use Dark Brown every morning and it takes about ten seconds. My coworkers haven't noticed anything, which is exactly what I wanted.

Nice matte finish that melts into my roots. Golden is a little warm on me, but fine once blended.

Receding edge looks softer and less obvious now. I dab a little Black Brown on each side and go.