Experiment with temporary hair color (aka hair dye) can be done one of two ways. If you don’t use quality dye or cover skin right way, let’s just say it can come true girly interval. Otherwise, the results can be vibrant, fun, or the perfect way to cover a few shades of gray without using permanent hair color (i.e. if you want to cover them). Either way, if you’re thinking of giving temporarily hair color give it a try, even stylists are involved with it. “Temporary hair color is a great way to try something new without a big commitment,” says the celebrity hairstylist. Guy Tang. “It’s also fun for an event or even Halloween!”
Honestly, I was a bit surprised that the temporary dye got the stylist’s consent. I know most stylists don’t allow you to DIY your hair at home, but I think the key word that makes the difference here is temporary. As long as you’re using a semi-permanent or semi-permanent color at home, you’re fine. If you’re curious about the temporary dye Tang recommends and a few of our own favorites, keep scrolling below.
