Hair Chalk 2012 The Latest Hair Trend

Do you want to dye your hair a bright color, but only keep it in for a day or two? In the past, you need to go a salon bar and took 2 or 3 hours to dye your hair colorful. Now there’s a new hair trend just as easy to embrace – coloring strands with craft-store chalk. No stylist, no complicated instructions, no great expense. Hadn’t hear this before? Read this paper careful about this new trend, or your are out of fashion.

What You’ll Need:
– Clips to section hair
– Rubber gloves because this can get messy
– An old towel or robe
– A spray bottle of water
– Hair chalk( Tomtop offers 24 colors bright hair chalk for you)

How to DIY:
Step 1: Prep your hair
Make sure to wet the hair first so the color will attach to it. However if you’re blonde, do not wet the hair before chalking unless you want the color to stay in longer.

Step 2: Add the color
Apply to the chalk to the strand of hair in a downward motion, twist the hair as you chalk. You can try for a fun ombre look, or just do a couple strands.

Step 3: Let it dry
You can blowdry your hair, or choosing air drying so that you don’t blow off the chalk.

Step 4: Set the color
Seal the color in with a flat iron or a curling iron to add waves. Apply hair spray as a final step.

Step 5: Wash it out when you are ready
The color generally will only last one shampoo; however, if the hair is more porous, such as color-treated blonde hair, it can last a couple shampoos. You can use a clarifying shampoo or dish soap to remove the color more quickly — both have more detergent. Don’t use dish soap on your whole head, just on the strands that have been colored.

Hair chalking is an easy, quick and inexpensive way to add temporary color to your hair. You can do it yourself without making a big commitment.. Just buy catching this 2012 hair trend and do have your own colorful hair!