So do you remember my recent blog post about Colour Bug Hair Shadow. Well it seems this new way of colouring your hair is taking off in a big way....but who need to buy a colour bug when you can infact use chalk!! And this method can produce results such as these.
To be able to create this effect yourself you simply need to get some soft wax chalk which you can buy from any general craft shop or online such as Ebay, a pair of gloves (optional but can get messy) and something to cover your top to stop transfer of colour.
Simply section of your hair that you want to colour. Spray the section with a bit of water then you can either twist the section or leave straight and just rub the chalk downwards onto the section until its covered. Just leave to dry naturally then set it using straightening irons to seal the colour....voila dip dye effect completed.
I would advise if you do have really blonde hair then dont use the water as some of the darker colours could stain it. The great thing about this method is its gives you a flash of colour without the damage.....and by next wash it disappears!!
Tips
If you want the colour to be brighter try applying white chalk first and
then the desired colour over it.
Dont apply the chalk if you have any product in your hair
Do not buy oil pastels: they will stain your hair
Blondes: avoid using the water to prevent staining
Redheads: colours such a bright blues, purples and greens look great
Brunettes: pretty much suited to most colours
Black hair: Vibrants colours give the most effects such as red, pinks, blues and purple.
Remember to use a good conditioner after...the chalk can have a drying effect on your hair.
There you go.....let me know if you try it...do you like the results?
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Simply section of your hair that you want to colour. Spray the section with a bit of water then you can either twist the section or leave straight and just rub the chalk downwards onto the section until its covered. Just leave to dry naturally then set it using straightening irons to seal the colour....voila dip dye effect completed.
I would advise if you do have really blonde hair then dont use the water as some of the darker colours could stain it. The great thing about this method is its gives you a flash of colour without the damage.....and by next wash it disappears!!
Tips
If you want the colour to be brighter try applying white chalk first and
then the desired colour over it.
Dont apply the chalk if you have any product in your hair
Do not buy oil pastels: they will stain your hair
Blondes: avoid using the water to prevent staining
Redheads: colours such a bright blues, purples and greens look great
Brunettes: pretty much suited to most colours
Black hair: Vibrants colours give the most effects such as red, pinks, blues and purple.
Remember to use a good conditioner after...the chalk can have a drying effect on your hair.
There you go.....let me know if you try it...do you like the results?
So cool!!!! If I wasn't so damn old, I would rock that hair!!!
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DeleteI really want to try this :)
ReplyDeleteThe last one looks bloody amazing! Got such hair envy now
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I know its fab.....im gagging to try it myself!!
Deleteahhh I love this! I used to have purple tips, until I had to get a big girl full time job! But I miss them soooo much!
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haha....big girl full time job....god i hate being an adult!!!
DeleteThis is trending right now isn't it?! I'd be too paranoid that it would be rubbing off on my top and be walking with a constant head tilt! ha!
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yeah i think id definitly avoid wearing white thats for sure!!
DeleteWoww this looks so cool, really want to try it out!
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Ive been a tad bit obsessed with putting lavender/lilac in my hair:) You blogs awesome doll, found it blog hopping:)
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yeah i think im going to have to do a bit of experimenting.....its just finding the right colour to go over bright red!!
Deletei keep meaning to do this! such a great idea :)
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I've been seeing this on pinterest and have contemplated trying it but my hair is so black!
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brilliant! thanks for sharing!
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hair chalking has become one of my favourite things to do :) it can create such a beautiful look that doesnt damage your hair ^ Thanks for dropping by my blog I am following !
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