Chalk hair color diy

This past Friday was Crazy Hair Day at my daughter's school. My daughter was super excited about it, and kept asking what she was going t...

How to Chalk Hair ~ DIY Washable Hair Color

Dip-dyed, bright multi-colored hair has been a huge fashion trend lately, with the hottest celebrities rocking this look. Because of this, hair chalking has become a great temporary alternative to a permanent color job that anyone can do themselves.

How to Dye Hair Using EyeShadow: Using any color of EyeShadow or a mix of different colors is a great way to dye hair temporarily.

Are you dreaming of pastel-colored hair, but don't want to commit to permanent hair dye? Chalk dyeing your hair is easy to do and low on commitment, as the chalk will fade after a few washes. Start by getting chalk that is made of soft...

For light hair: Just rub the chalk onto hair and apply a bit of hairspray to hold it in place. For dark hair: Mix a few drops of water with ground up/powdered chalk to make a thick paste. Apply the paste to hair and allow to sit for 30 minutes. Then blow dry hair on coolest & lowest setting, after which applying hairspray. The color should wash out after one or two washings.

Hair chalking is an easy, quick, inexpensive way to add temporary color to your hair. You can do it yourself at home with making a big commitment.

When after re-dyeing your hair, you find the result darker than what you would have wanted, you can still fix it. Without knowing the science of hair color, your instinct would tell you to wash the dark color away. You’re right. L’Oréal recommends that you should wash your hair with a clarifying shampoo. Clarifying shampoos do not remove hair color instantly. But with repeated use, the color will fade. Pair your routine with a hair mask.

Does your kid want to take the big step and color their hair? Then here are some awesome ways to color your kids' hair without permanent dye.