Hot Head Temporary Hair Color Review

Sick of your hair color? Want a little change? Hair companies know you're dying to make a statement. Hair color has always been in. It's nice to be able to change the color of the hair you were born with. The trend this summer is vivid, colorful streaks of shiny color that'll turn heads. Hair color products aren't just in hair salons and drug stores either. Trendy clothing stores are carrying them too.

The hair company, Komb In, has come up with a great temporary hair color to give ya that wild child look. It's called Hot Head Temporary Hair Color and it comes in six wicked colors. Passionate pink, vivid violet, outrageous orange, liquid gold, electric blue and emerald green. They're guaranteed to make your hair look fabulous, darling!

The cool thing is, that this hair dye washes out after one shampoo - so you can go wild one night and back to your normal self for your visit to grandma's the next day. It's also a cinch to use cuz you apply it to dry hair. The bottle has a "comb" on the end, and the color comes out of the bottle and you just comb it through. The bottle's a good size, so there'll be plenty of wild nights per purchase.

Hot Head Temporary Hair Color sells for between $6 and $10 US a bottle and is available at Le Chateau clothing stores or online at Komb In's Web site. Or you may want to check out your local drug store for similar hair color products. Add a streak of wild color today!

I don't like this product. It takes a whole lot of effort just to squeeze a little bit of the color into the comb, and unless you're blond, you can't see the color in your hair. A big waste of money!

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I was excited with this at first. After combing it into my hair, which takes a lot of effort, I was a bit disappointed. After it dried I found out this: I love the idea of wild colors in my plain brown hair, but it barely shows. I can only see the purple in my hair in the bright light and my hair is very clumped together and dry. It feels like barn hay or wood. Not a good product, really.

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School is coming up so I didn't really want to invest in a temporary color that I would have to spend money on, take the time to put in, and then a month later have to redye. Too much time, such a hassle. Then I got this. I thought "Oh wow, this should be cool." Okay, I was completely wrong. I bought both the vivid violet and the electric blue. My hair is light brown. The so-called "vivid" violet was the exact oppposite, and you couldn't see anything but a very faint flourescent shine, which was only visable in an extremely bright light. So I tried the electric blue, given, it did show up quite nicely in my hair. The thing that was completely dissatisfying about it, was the fact that my hair became crusty, and when I attempted to wash it out after "one shampoo", as it stated on the bottle, the blue was still in my hair! The product stained my hair, and the blue faded to green, making my hair look awful. I had to buy a clarifying shampoo to get it out, and still I am not completely rid of it. Also, the vivid violet was a thicker solution, while the electric blue was a lot runnier than I had expected after using the violet, and ran out of the bottle so fast, it got all over my jeans. But I didn't freak out because it says it comes out of clothes with soap and water. WRONG! It stained my jeans as well as my hair. This product is a waste of time, money, and effort. I should have bought a temporary dye instead, and saved myself the time and trouble.

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First of all there's no instructions to tell you to wait for it to dry... plus it takes a lot of hair colour for people with black hair like me, so it takes sooooooooooo long to dry. I don't even know if I'm suppose to let it dry, it is also too expensive.

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I liked it but I stained the floor in my bathroom and I am a natural blonde so it did show up.

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