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Hair Color Chalk
NEW!Profess Xtra L Chalk Pack, Hot Pink 0.15 oz. (4 g)
$15.95
- Color
Hot Pink
Hair Color chalk is the latest best temporary hair coloring product! With this color rub set, you can easily chalk your hair by rubbing the color to your hair, no other tools needed. You can totally do it at home by yourself! Compare to the original hair chalking pastels, these hair color rubs are easy to use and with better adhesiveness too so the colors won't fall off your hair easily. They will keep for one or two days until you washing off! Another benefit of these rubs is that they are very easy to keep and carry. They take very small volume, and when you don't use them, you can close the cover and put them in your purse, the chalk will still be safe and good for your next use! |
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Pros
- Great Color
Cons
- Messy
Best Uses
- New Look
- Thinner Hair
Comments about Hair Color Chalk Profess Xtra L Chalk Pack, Hot Pink, .15 oz.:
I bought this to use for temporary hair tint for special events like 5ks for Breast Cancer and such. It's not as user friendly as the ones in the "as seen on TV" aisle. I have used it on my little white dog, and it stands out great on her. It's not that great on my mousy brown hair, but it does the job, I guess.
- Commitment To Color:
- Temporary
Comments about Hair Color Chalk Profess Xtra L Chalk Pack, Hot Pink, .15 oz.:
I couldn't imagine a powder product would be able to color hair, but it works. The color lasted until I washed it out, and then it came out 100%.
The pink color looked nice over my dark warm blonde hair. I like that you can control the coverage and let your own tones work with it, but it would take way too much time to do more than a few chunks or just your ends. I couldn't imagine spending the time to do your whole head for just a temporary effect like this.
And I didn't like the feel of it in my hair. Left it stiff and, well, chalky, and prone to bad tangles. The texture could be great for some hair styles, or maybe using a smoothing serum first might help for longer lanky hair styles.
My friend showed me it's easy to apply if you do this:
Take a chunk of hair about the width of the cake.
Starting at the top (nearest you scalp) press your hair onto the cake and pull it down letting your hair slide through your fingers and the cake. Pressing harder gives more color, plus you can repeat until you get the color intensity you want. Use a tissue to protect your fingers or just wash up afterward.
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