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3.5Variant: Medium BrownRoot Revival Root Touch Up Spray
  • “Oh, that should match my roots. Do you see that? It is a little dark”11:13–11:16
  • “You could spray it at the top to make your hair look thicker”11:19–11:23
  • “You have to be careful, though. Sometimes it'll make it look like you're wearing a wig, which there's nothing wrong with wearing a wig”11:21–11:25
  • “Other than it being a little bit too dark for me, it is nice because it's not shiny. Sometimes root sprays are pretty shiny”11:32–11:37
  • “This one seems like it's going to blend once you comb it through”11:39–11:44
  • “It does transfer, but you can lock it in with a hairspray”11:46–11:52
  • “That is not bad and it is free of all the things. Sulfate free, paraben free, silicone free, gluten free, mineral oil free”11:50–11:56
  • Source: Testing Dollar Tree's New Beauty Items - May 24, 2026
Brand note

Hairitage is a budget-friendly hair care brand that leans gentle — their texturizing spray avoids the sticky, gritty feel of many competitors, and the shampoo is mild enough for daily use but may struggle with buildup. The conditioner, however, is a standout: thick, rich, and smoothing, with no complaints from creators.