! Image: How to Apply Color Wax to Curly Hairįirst, it’s best to put it on freshly-washed conditioned damp hair. Unlike hair dye, you won’t need to reserve hours of your time or make an appointment at the salon in order to achieve this look. One of the best things about hair color wax is it’s uber easy to apply. Thanks to the consistency of the wax and the ingredients in it, it can actually help your hair to appear thicker and feel healthier! 5. If you love what dye does for your hair, color-wise, but you absolutely hate what it does to your hair, health-care wise, this is another reason to give hair color wax a try. It can even make your hair look thicker, healthier too But again, if you like to switch up your look as much as possible anyway, that gives you a reason to go from silver to blue to rainbow (yep, you can also mix different colors if you want”> all within a seven-day period. In other words, after day 3-4, you should probably wash it out. On the other hand, if there’s a downside, it’s that after about the third day, it can sometimes look a little chalky or be difficult to manage. You can switch up as often as you wantĪnother thing that’s cool about hair color wax is once it’s completely dry, it doesn’t feel icky or sticky. Oh, and if you’re wondering if it looks just as good on dark hues as light, it absolutely does (although you’ll probably have to do the layering thing that I mention below”>. In fact, if your hair happens to be more of a Type 4, using the hair wax can even elongate your curls, similar to Bentonite hair clay does. If you’re wondering if hair color wax only works for a couple of hair textures only, absolutely not! The straightest of the straight and the curliest of the curly all sing its praises. Most brands contain natural ingredients like beeswax, licorice and some type of oil (like a castor oil”> things that are good for your hair whether you used them to color your tresses or not.
This is another reason why hair color wax is so awesome. The moral to the story is ammonia is nobody’s (hair”> friend. Long story short, her hair is a short lob right now, mostly due to the damage that dyeing her hair caused. About five or six months ago, she decided that she wanted to go blonde. Recently, I was talking to a woman who used to have really long dark hair.
But if you’re looking for some solid reasons to give hair color wax a try, take a few moments out of your day and I’ll do my best to break it down for you. Popular Color Wax BrandsĪs far as hair wax brands go, I did some research and it appears that Mofajang Hair Color Wax, Hailicare Unicorn Purple Hair Wax and ALEXIA & CO Japanese Color Hair are all fan favorites. If you’re anything like I was a couple of decades ago, it’s a great way to literally go from purple to white to intense red hair, all within a matter of a few days, without totally damaging your natural hair in the process. Depending on the brand you use, they can be made up of a mix of beeswax and color pigments that coat the hair strand but do not permanently alter the structure of the hair, the way peroxide and ammonia do. What is Color Wax?Ĭolor wax is one of the latest temporary hair color trends that is definitely less harmful than permanent dyes that contain harsh ingredients like ammonia (more on this in just a bit”>.
Now that I’m on the road to getting my healthy scalp and hair back, I wish there had been hair color wax around in my younger, hair-reckless days. It actually wasn’t until I decided to grow my hair out a couple of years ago that I learned just how much hair dye can weaken hair follicles. ! Image: when I was in my 20s (I’m in my 40s now…where does the time go?!”>, it was nothing for me to change my hair color at least a couple of times a month.
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