L'Oreal Colorista Washout Temporary Hair Dye Pink, 80ml

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Then, coat your ends with the L’Oréal Paris Colorista Semi-Permanent Hair Color in Hot Pink for a cohesive look that’s still a headturner. We’ve rounded up your go-to guide for creating the perfectly cool, blunt colour punch the dip dye style in known for. Read on to discover: Step four: For a more intense look, spray the dye on for longer. For just a hint of colour, spray on less – this works beautifully with very light blonde or platinum hair.

Written by: Shalwah Evans, Photo Credit: Bel Mills, IG/@ bel_pipsqueekinsaigon and Georgia Bess, IG/@ georgia_bess, Photo Design: Crystal Simone Try a pink and turquoise braid, or grey hair with blue tips. With seven colours to choose from, and no commitment, why not have some fun? After all, if you’re not totally happy, you can always wash that shade right out of your hair. How do you achieve this level of colour freedom? Simply choose your colour, and spray. OK, it’s not quite that simple, but it’s close. This tutorial will guide you through how to spray dye your hair at home and achieve fierce colour – without the long-term commitment.How to DIY: Since balayage can be too complex a technique to try on your own, we’re only giving you the temporary hair color version of this look. Apply the L’Oréal Paris Colorista Semi-Permanent Hair Color in Soft Pink to your hair, stopping three to four inches from your roots. Then comb the hair color through your hair again, starting a half inch from your roots through your lengths, creating a “natural” swept-on color. description":"If you’re anything like us, when it comes to your hair you probably like to mix it up a bit and play around with the latest hair trends. Even if you haven’t heard of balayage yet, you’ll certainly have seen it – this is the natural, multi-toned, sun-kissed style that’s been increasing in popularity, yet many people believe it can only be achieved in a hair salon. Squeeze a coin-sized amount of colour directly into your gloved hand. Avoid the scalp to prevent stains. While it might look like you need a professional stylist to get such a gorgeous look, it’s actually incredibly simple to create an ombré hair at home with our L'Oreal Preference Wild Ombré collection or Colorista Ombré kit. Here are our essential steps to achieving salon-worthy perfection at home."

But what if you’re not ready to go maximum vibrancy just yet? If this sounds like you, it could be time to dip your toe (or, more accurately, your hair strands) into the great, wild world of dip dye. We’ll let you in on a little secret. Creating your own balayage hair at home is actually much easier than it looks. In this tutorial, we’ll tell you everything you need to know to get vibrant blonde balayage hair at home in just a few simple steps. If you want to upgrade the edge factor on this look, grab the L’Oréal Paris Colorista Hair Makeup Temporary 1-Day Hair Color Spray in Pastel Mint and form some highlights with the light green color. It’ll create a contrast of highlights and lowlights across your mane in two shades that play extremely well together. Bright, daring hair doesn’t just belong in a candy land dream or on the head of your favourite Insta-celeb. It can be yours if you want it. This is your invitation to join the Colorista revolution. Do it your way, be different, give up the rules and give in to ultra-vibrant colour.Why we love it: Opting for highlights is one of the easiest ways to switch up your hair color without a huge commitment. Don’t get us wrong, when you go with highlights in a color like pastel pink you are clearly looking for some flair — but it can be done in a sleek and, believe it or not, subtle way. url": "https://www.lorealparisusa.com/beauty-magazine/hair-color/hair-color-ideas/how-to-get-pastel-pink-hair" description":"Ombré hair has been one of the most popular trends of recent years. It’s literal translation from French means ‘shaded’. One key reason for its popularity is that it’s great for those looking for a low-maintenance colour. By creating a natural-looking, two-tone effect, ombré hair removes the need to top up your roots every few weeks. We understand that statement hair can be a big decision, and that’s why we created the Colorista Temporary Hair Colour Spray, so you can experiment over and over with a range of shades until you find the one that fits you perfectly. How to DIY: First things first, if you have dark hair you’ll need to lighten it with bleach first. Put some time between your bleaching session and your dyeing session to prevent hair damage.