Actual Mascara Works Just As Well

Received free sample from Chick Advisor for review.

I am starting to grow white hairs out of one area on my head. My hair is naturally dark black so the white hairs stand out as shiny silver.

I've never tried hair mascara before and I don't think I will invest any time or money in it as I could have the same result using my existing or cheap regular eyelash mascara.

Black colour is very dark - it works for my hair but may be tricky to match others. For effective coverage, smooth the wand from the root down through to the ends in 1 continuous motion; short little strokes caused my hair to bunch up and slightly tangle. It took about 5 swipes to completely cover my white hairs.

The brush has very small bristles - I think it would have better coverage if it had a thicker bristle brush if you're trying to colour a patch of hairs at one time.

Surprisingly I loved how the mascara smoothed my flyaways and gave texture to my hair. But then it made me realize that I could probably use regular clear or black mascara on my hair to do the same thing.

I think if someone wants a quick solution inbetween dyes, you could find a better way to cover your greys like changing your hair part or using an actual hair dye. I think it would be more worthwhile to do a permanent hair dye than to use a temporary, washable hair mascara for however long you are going to wait for the hairs to grow out or for your next appointment.

Would not recommend for people who wear hats/headbands or touch their hair a lot as it leaves a sticky colour residue on the fingers. If it was waterproof and cheaper than the suggested $15.99 price, I think it could be worthwhile for people desperate before their proper dye job.

Comes off on my fingers

So yes this product does cover up the greys. But it is 5 hours later and when I run my fingers through my hair, it comes off on my fingers. So I am going to think it will come off on my winter hat or clothing. Not going to use on a normal basis for that reason.