Diy hair chalk

For light hair: Just rub the chalk onto hair and apply a bit of hairspray to hold it in place. For dark hair: Mix a few drops of water with ground up/powdered chalk to make a thick paste. Apply the paste to hair and allow to sit for 30 minutes. Then blow dry hair on coolest & lowest setting, after which applying hairspray. The color should wash out after one or two washings.

Halloween is just around the corner, and one of the scariest parts of this holiday? Costume planning! It can be time consuming. It can be expensive. And there’s just a bit of pressure to try and come up with something original. The answer to all these problems? Sidewalk chalk! Forget about drawing stick figures and …

If you want a cool color in your hair, without being with stuck it for a long time, chalk is a great choice. While it is possible to purchase chalk especially produced for hair, sidewalk chalk will do the job just as well, as shown in this...

Hair chalking is a simple, easy, and fun way to add temporary color to the hair. #hairstyles #hairchalking #temporary #haircolor

How to Dye Hair Using EyeShadow: Using any color of EyeShadow or a mix of different colors is a great way to dye hair temporarily.

This past Friday was Crazy Hair Day at my daughter's school. My daughter was super excited about it, and kept asking what she was going t...

hair chalking DIY

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I've been loving (obsessing over?) the hair chalking trend going around. If you follow me on Pinterest you may have seen a few hair chalking pins lately, so of course I had to give it a try. After a few test runs with the help of some gracious Bramble Berry team members' luscious locks, I've come up with what I think is a great hair chalk recipe that works on both light and dark colored hair. Plus, a how-to about applying the chalk to hair once it's made. It washes out in 1-2 shampoos…