Temporary Hair Color
They've been around for a while, but they keep getting better. If you want to add some color to your hair, whether it's a single strand for a special effect or larger areas, but don't want to commit to a permanent change, there are many great options. They're all easy to apply, do what they promise, and best of all, they can be easily washed or brushed out.
Temporary hair color comes in all imaginable colors, and some of them even glow in the dark. Children and teenagers love using them to express themselves without having to argue with their parents, who might object to a more permanent coloring option. But even adults sometimes want to have some fun with color in their hair. It doesn't have to be limited to Halloween; a streak of contrasting hue in any hair color looks interesting and creative at any party or simply because.
Hair Chalk
Hair chalk is one of the latest and most innovative products available. Simply moisten individual strands with water, then rub the chalk on your hair to transfer the pigment. The application needs to be set with a curling or flat iron and then sprayed with hairspray. It washes out easily when shampooing the hair.
The temporary hair color chalk works even on darker hair and leaves behind a vibrant, solid layer. The chalk is easy to use and affordable, depending on the specific product you choose. The process works well with pastel art chalk from the craft store, but there are new products on the market specifically designed for hair. Some even include a conditioner, which is recommended since the chalk can dry out the hair.
Hair chalk usually comes in packages with a variety of colors that can be mixed and blended. The options are limitless!
Temporary Hair Color in a Spray
Press a button and let the pigmented mist start your transformation. Colored hair sprays are incredibly easy to use, and most importantly, they work quickly. All you need is clean, dry hair. If the hair is damp, the spray color might appear uneven. If you have dark hair and want to add brighter colors or lighter shades, it's best to apply a base coat of white spray color first. Think of it as a primer. Just spray a thin coat of white, then apply another thin coat of your desired color, and you're done. Always follow the instructions on the product itself.
Spray color can be used on individual strands, wider sections, or layered. It also works well for coloring the entire hair, especially with a short haircut.
If you're not a fan of excessive color but still want to add a fun and glamorous touch to your hair, try spray-on glitter. Within seconds, you'll go from pretty but ordinary to a sparkling beauty.
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