Style Edit Root Concealer Spray & Drop Red Gorgeous Touch-Up Powder

This is a bottom of the jar review — I used up both of these products completely before giving my honest opinion. Today I'm reviewing two products from Style Edit.

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The Style Edit Root Concealer Touch-Up Spray is an aerosol root touch-up spray that instantly covers roots and grays. I use the color Auburn Red. It comes in five different colors and retails for $34 for 2 ounces.

It's a little aerosol can with a really tiny spout that delivers a fine, targeted mist.

You spray it at your hairline and part line to cover roots as your color grows out. Here's what I found:

• Very fine mist — grabs the hair and looks super natural
• Best root concealer I've used — I've tried so many of these, and this is the best
• Fantastic staying power — stays put all day
• Great color match — the Auburn Red is perfect for my hair
• Repurchased many times — I keep coming back to this one

You can get a little splatter on your face if you spray too close to your hairline. You can buy one of those little screen things to prevent it, but it's a minor issue.

I've tried other brands and none of them are as good. The color match is fantastic and I've repurchased it so many times. Absolutely love it.

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The Style Edit Drop Red Gorgeous Touch-Up Powder is a powder root touch-up that comes in a compact. Their touch-up powders come in a variety of shades — more than the spray. The red line has three shades, plus they have browns and blondes. It retails for about $39, which is more expensive than the spray, but it lasts a lot longer.

It comes in a round plastic compact with a mirror, the powder, and a little sponge applicator. Great for throwing in your purse.

• More versatile than the spray — can be used on hairline, brows, part, wherever you need it
• Fantastic staying power — holds all day just like the spray
• Great for travel — compact and purse-friendly
• I skip the foam applicator — I use a makeup brush instead, which works much better

The coverage isn't quite as good as the spray. If your dyed hair is significantly different from your natural root color, this may not be enough and the spray might be a better option. Also, the included foam applicator isn't very useful — a makeup brush works much better.

Not quite the coverage of the spray, but it's great for travel and on-the-go touch-ups. I keep this in my purse at all times.