L'Oreal Paris Magic Retouch Precision Reviews

Great concept but tricky to get right

I have a few stray grey hairs and also I have some leftover lightened pieces of hair throughout my hair that I thought I could easily touch up with this product and blend in to make my hair look more of an even colour all over. Alas, (while the concept of the product is great, practical and there is a definite need for it), I found the product tricky to use and get right. It was hard to apply to stray hairs and when I used it on my random light pieces even though I tried blending in by brushing through I still was not happy with the colour and I found it to be too noticeable and not natural looking. It was hard to get the coverage right and I preferred to apply it once I had put my hair into the style I wanted, but then I found the brush kept accidentally pulling on random hairs or bunching the hair.

My hair is too thick for this type of application. The colour stayed put all day and is not as drying as the spray application.

Handy for grey touchups . I like this. But I'm not sure about full regrowth application. The brush is little so that could be tricky.

This is my first time trying a product like this but after a very stressful time the last couple of years I wanted something to help my thinning hair look like it used to, I used the dark brown and it really works even on the silvers, it stayed on pretty well for a few days until next hair wash day and it didn't seem to rub off on my pillowcase. I did find it a little difficult with the mascara like brush to coat the roots without getting the ends also.

I use this in between hairdresser appointments as a quick easy way to fix greys temporarily. It’s targeted as you brush straight on so easier to apply than some of the sprays out there.