I wondered how the white of the Joan Rivers product would look on the scalp. I found this photo, it looks pretty good. I would go for it. Does Soft Surroundings have a decent return policy?

Wow, if I needed it, I would order this product in a minute!

My hairdresser used a Bumble and Bumble product on me once when I didn’t have time to have my hair colored but needed a root touch up. I loved it, so I bought some. Here are my observations:

It left my hair feeling dirty

When I got it wet (sweat, rain, errant sprinkler), it ran

It rubs off on your pillowcase

This won’t apply to you. Mine was a spray product. When I tried to use it myself, it spit globs of color all over my face and my robe (thank goodness I was wearing a robe) and the color has never washed out of my robe.

Did you notice in the Q&A section, the advice to use a wedge make-up sponge to apply it to your crown?

White might be totally different. I was using dark brown.

I occasionally use WOW. It is a brush on powder than conceals the gray at my part line. I never got mine wet so don't know if there would be the issue bbstx describes.

I looked at the Joan Rivers. I am having a hard time believing that dusting on the product will make the wide hairline look like hair. I can see that it could color it in so it is not noticeable, but the pictures look as if there is actual hair there.

I agree eld that is why I wanted to hear from people who actually tried this product. Sounds too good to be true.

Here are the three that I've tried.

I found that I'm happiest wearing a wiglet that fastens to my hair with hidden clips. I don't have to worry about the color running if I'm sweaty or in the rain and the wiglet provides coverage to my roots as well as fullness, so I can go much longer between coloring appointments.

My mom used (maybe still does) the Joan product and likes it. She uses a brown powder everyday and because of the cost she did end up finding a matte eyeshadow that worked just as well. She uses the brush that came with the Joan Rivers powder.

No personal experience, but my sister uses the Joan Rivers product in a dark brown color way And likes it. Color WOW is a similiar product and it looks like Ulta carries it. Perhaps there is a sample to test?

I use TOPPik, it works greats for my thinning hair. I buy it at Sallys,

WOW our eyes can really play tricks on us....I must have taken the "uct" form the work product in the title and read it as "CUT"...I was expecting to see a haircut or style of some sort.

Hi Always ;) Im confused about the uct, what do you mean?

There are also volume powders that really do bulk up the hair. I actually like the grip that dry shampoos and powders/texturisers give my hair. I really don't like soft shiny hair. Yes, I know that is odd. I do have tons of hair so thinning isn't an issue but I have watched my eighty two year old mom dealing with it and she gets so frustrated. She had even more hair than I have so I am guessing this will be in my future. My dad only became white in his later years, my mom had full silver by forty. Me and my siblings are gray like our mom, I guess the gray is prominent in our genes lol.

I use it and, after trying numerous other products, it's my favorite. I color my hair but don't really use it for roots as much as I use it to camouflage the areas where my hair has thinned. It works!

I have dark brown hair and use the Blonde powder which is more than dark enough for me. I tried the brunette but it made my scalp look dirty, it is good for a root touch-up though.

I have never had it rub off on my pillowcase or run down my face when I've been caught in the rain. I will say that if you scratch your head, you will get it under your nails.

A little root lifting spray and finger drying along with Great Hair Day to fill in obvious white scalp and I think my hair looks great. It's weird how it actually makes your hair look fuller.

I've been using it since it was sold it at Bed Bath and Beyond for $10, even at 3x the price it's worth it because a very little goes a long way.