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Ana Navarro-Cárdenas has vouched for her favorite way to cover up greying hair between visits to the salon. It turned out, she had been using the L’Oréal Paris root cover-up spray since the beginning of COVID-19. The political commentator not just treated it as a paid promotion but also as a genuine item that she loves and uses every day. Navarro-Cárdenas stated that the actress Eva Longoria was the one who directed the product towards her during what she called her ‘hot-mess’ hair period during the lockdowns.
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The TV lady revealed not just her favorite product but also how to use it like a pro as her hairstylist @dsmags had taught her. The method involves using Q-tips to apply the dye to the hair precisely rather than spraying it on the hair, which many customers complain about as messy and uneven application. The pro tip not only let those users know who were aware of the product application difficulties but also generated a lot of excitement.
Other fans of root cover-ups supported the stars and their reactions mostly corresponded to the users’ comments thanking the product. ‘I use that too,’ was a simple reply from one user, while another said, ‘Love it.. got to suppress them greys.’ The voice of root cover-up spray users was very supportive about the product.
For most people, however, the Q-tip application method was an absolute first time experience. ‘I’ve never seen the Q-tip trick, that’s brilliant!’ one commenter applauded. ‘I’ll be adding that.’ Another user exclaimed, ‘Game changer. Can’t believe I was not aware of this trick with the qtip!!!’ These methods appeared to lessen one of the major problems users had to face if they were not to be involved in the gunks of messy application.
Along with the discussion, there were quite a few humorous aspects, like a user’s cautionary tale: ‘I love it too, but don’t put your sunglasses on your head and then put them on without looking in the mirror. True story, I was walking around like a raccoon and didn’t even know it.’ This caused a lot of people to caution against taking the product out in the rain or using it while wearing hair accessories.
Not every comment was related to hair care, as some users shared their political views. One user remarked, ‘Love this stuff. And it doesn’t run down your face like Rudy Giuliani’s dye,’ referring to the former mayor’s dye incident when he accidentally allowed it to drip down his face during a press conference.
Some comments came from people’s attitudes and perceptions of the product. ‘Ugh, I wish I could say I loved it,’ one person commented. ‘Coverage is great but forget it and touch your hair? Your hands will show the proof.’ Another mentioned stickiness and one complained of an itchy scalp, though another pointed out that it should not be sprayed directly onto the scalp.
The advice was obviously especially welcomed by busy people, especially parents. ‘This mom has never had time for hairdo yet this product is my savior every time,’ one user confessed. ‘A quick 2 sprays and I’m out the door.’ The time saving aspect was a great attraction for those who had little time for visiting salons.
Navarro-Cárdenas’s hair stylist @dsmags also joined in the conversation, stating, ‘I love our early morning shenanigans!!’ suggesting that the video display was part of their usual beauty routine chats.
Although the majority of the comments were positive, some critics used the opportunity for personal attacks but these remarks were completely dwarfed by the positive and enthusiastic feedback from users who either had loved the product or were happy to learn the new application technique.
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The revelation indicates the power of simple beauty solutions in daily life, the more so for stars, who have to maintain constantly their looks during the time between appointments with the stylist. Longoria‘s genuine love for the product and her generous provision of professional tips filled us in on the everyday practice of the beauty needs of celebrities during their busy schedules. Eva has been involved in various projects, including her role in FX’s new show Necaxa and showing off her padel skills in Marbella.