This box came with a set of 24 colors. To be honest, 12 colors or less would be sufficient.
I tested these hair chalks on Angie's hair.
How to use? On dry hair, wet strands of hair that you want to 'color' with water. Then brush the chalk along the wet hair. This could go messy therefore using gloves would be ideal. You could either wait for it to dry (which might take forever..) or dry hair using hair dryer.
I used 3 colors (yellow, pink and green) on Angie's hair (which was originally dark brown) and tadaa.. this is the result!
This whole process took me bout an hour *phew* for waist length hair. Yup, its time consuming to 'highlight' the whole head. But I love the effect!
I apply strong eyeshadow and lip color on Angie and curl her hair into waves to achieve a bad girl look :
For the next look, I transformed Angie's eyeshadow and lip color to a more subtle, softer look and braided her hair. Looks like a good girl now! :P
Love both of the looks! Gorgeous! :)
Summary : It's fun experimenting with hair chalk, yet kinda messy if you want to apply by your own unless you decide to chalk few strands of hair. Hair becomes dry and coarse after 'chalking' but that will go away after wash.
Application is easier with eyeshadow-like palette (which is available now) that allows you to glide your hair through. I've just purchase these type of palette. Will share with you soon!
Do note that the results of hair chalk varies on different type of hair color.
