Style Edit Root Concealer: Spray, Powder or Stick? How Each One Works

Short answer: Style Edit sells its root concealer in three formats: a Root Concealer Touch Up Spray for wider areas, a Root Touch-Up Powder for precise touch-ups, and a wax-free, cream-to-powder Root Cover-Up Stick for the hairline, temples and brows. All three are temporary and sit on the hair until it is washed. We did not test them; the facts below are from Style Edit's own product pages, read on November 14, 2026.

Woman with medium brown hair at a vanity mirror checking the roots at her side part, holding an open powder compact

The three formats at a glance

Format Size (brand site) Shades listed Style Edit says it is for
Root Concealer Touch Up Spray 2.0 oz (brunette), 4.0 oz (blonde), 0.75 oz travel Black, Dark Brown, Medium Brown, Light Brown, Auburn, three blondes Wide-area coverage of gray roots and regrowth
Root Touch-Up Powder 0.13 oz (brunette and red), 0.14 oz (blonde) Black and three browns, three blondes, three reds Precise, buildable touch-ups
Root Cover-Up Stick 0.11 oz, dual-ended Black, Dark Brown, Medium Brown, Light Brown Roots, temples, hairline and brows

Style Edit also sells a fine, tapered Root Touch Up Brush to use with the powder, and many bundles that pair two or three formats.

The spray

Style Edit describes its Root Concealer Spray as a lightweight formula for natural-looking coverage that "won't smudge, flake, or feel sticky." The ingredient list on its site starts with propellants (Hydrofluorocarbon 152a, Butane) and silicones, with mica and fragrance. A spray covers a wide area fast; it is less precise near the forehead and ears, so protect skin and clothes.

The powder

The Root Touch-Up Powder is described as ultra-light and buildable. On the brand site its ingredients start with talc and silicones (methicone, dimethicone), with mica, titanium dioxide and iron oxides as possible colorants. Powders are the most controllable option for a part or temples. See pressed vs loose root powder.

The cover-up stick

The stick is wax-free and cream-to-powder, and Style Edit lists roots, temples, hairline and brows as uses. A stick suits single grays and the hairline more than a wide part.

Which one for which situation

Situation Usually works best
A wide gray part or crown Spray
Part and temples, precise Powder
Hairline and a few single grays Stick
Travel A travel spray or a compact powder

For the general comparison across brands: root powder vs spray vs root marker.

How to use any root concealer well

  1. Dry, styled hair, with the part where you will wear it.
  2. Light layers, building up only where gray shows.
  3. Protect skin and clothes with a spray, and keep it away from the eyes.
  4. Brush off excess and check in daylight.
  5. Wash out with your next shampoo.

Always follow the instructions and warnings on the pack of the product you buy.

How Style Edit compares with other brands

Most root concealers fall into the same three formats. If you are comparing, read our guides on Color Wow Root Cover Up and Magic Root Cover Up vs root powder.

Where BUNEE fits

BUNEE is a pressed root-cover powder in a compact with a mirror and a puff, in 12 shades. It is the powder format only: precise on the part, temples and hairline, and it lasts until your next shampoo. It is not a dye. We sell BUNEE; we did not test Style Edit products.

FAQ

What is Style Edit root concealer?

A range of temporary root cover products: a spray, a powder and a cover-up stick, sold in several hair shades.

Is Style Edit spray or powder better?

On the brand site the spray is for wider areas and the powder for precise touch-ups. Many people use a spray for the crown and a powder for the part.

What shades does Style Edit root concealer come in?

The brand site lists black and browns, auburn for the spray, three blondes, and three reds for the powder.

Does Style Edit root concealer wash out?

All three formats are temporary and sit on the hair until it is washed, according to the brand.

What is in Style Edit root concealer spray?

The brand site lists Hydrofluorocarbon 152a, Butane, silicones, mica and fragrance, among others.

Sources

Try BUNEE

BUNEE root-cover powder: a pressed compact with a mirror and a puff, in 12 shades. Delivered to the United States in 10 to 17 business days, so order ahead of the date you need it. Sold by TIGERBESTBRANDS LLC.

See the BUNEE shade chart