Make Social Distancing Dye-namic With These Temporary Hair-Color Products From Sephora

Not only is there a wide range of 10 color choices with this dpHUE Color Touch-Up Spray ($28), but the versatile bottle also has both a targeted nozzle (for small problem spots right at the roots) and a larger one to cover more surface area (and color longer hairs, too).

This Good Dye Young Semi-Permanent Hair Color ($18) comes in eight vibrant shades (plus black), all in an essential-oil-rich conditioning cream base. The nontoxic, professional-grade color will last four to six weeks but is 100 percent free of any harsh peroxide or ammonia.

There's one Living Proof Color Care Whipped Glaze ($29) that brings a subtle color change to blond (and highlighted) hair and also one for darker tones. Both have a temporary dye inside along with a protective UV filter and chelating agent (that guards against hard-water minerals that can alter hair's hue).

As its name hints, the Good Dye Young Poser Paste Temporary Hair Makeup ($18) is like makeup for your hair and can be applied every single day if you'd like (as this paste washes out with one shampoo). Cover your entire head with pink, purple, or green, just your bangs in blue or orange, or perhaps some red or yellow roots instead.

This dpHUE Gloss+ Semi-Permanent Hair Color and Deep Conditioner ($35) not only conditions hair and adds shine, but it can also boost fading color and tone highlights.

The Amika Desert Trip Temporary Color Spray ($9, originally $18) offers pink-gold, silvery-purple, or holographic-violet options in spray form so these shades can be spread all over while polymers inside hold your finished look like (regular, clear) hairspray would.

If you're ready to get a bit more serious about touching up your roots, this dpHUE Root Touch-Up Kit ($32) can help color up to one inch of new growth with low-ammonia, salon-quality color. (Plus, there are two applications per kit so you'll be a pro by the time the second one comes around.)

This Moroccanoil Color Depositing Mask ($28) can enhance your current hue, tide you over till your next salon visit, or even switch in a brighter color (like bordeaux or aquamarine). At heart, they're all also deep-conditioning treatments rich in hydrating argan oil, amino acids, and apricot kernel oil to keep hair soft and safe.

Just color in your roots with this Bumble and Bumble Bb. Color Stick ($26) — the fiber formula in crayon form is easy to use and doesn't need any drying time, either.

This Bumble and Bumble Brownish Hair Powder ($36) not only adds a touch of color to brunettes, but it's also a dry shampoo that absorbs oil and boosts volume when hair's looking limp.

The tint in this Bumble and Bumble Blondish Hair Powder ($36) blends best into dark blond or light brown hair, but it still extends the time between shampoos and adds texture if color fixing is not your primary concern.

If you're down for a more dramatic change, the Sephora Collection Semi-Permanent Hair Color ($12) can bring teal, pink, or purple shades to your hair without ammonia or peroxide. It's not too dramatic, though, as the color gradually fades out after seven to 10 washes.

If you're looking for a water-free fix, this Rita Hazan Root Concealer Touch-Up Spray Temporary Gray Coverage ($25) can hide visible roots (or thinning hair) with a pinpoint-and-shoot spray.

The Christophe Robin Temporary Color Gel ($35) is an at-home, root-covering hair-color option that requires no mixing and just blends any grays into the color of the rest of your hair, then slowly and evenly washes out each time hair is shampooed.