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4 Ways to Put a Streak of Color in Your Hair

By Matthew Lynch
January 5, 2024
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Introduction:

Adding a streak of color to your hair can be a fun and creative way to express your personality and showcase your style. There are several methods for adding a pop of color, each with varying degrees of commitment and ease. In this article, we will discuss four ways to put a streak of color in your hair.

1. Hair Chalk:

Hair chalk is an affordable and temporary way to add a streak of color without any long-term commitment. Available in a variety of colors, hair chalk can be applied by simply rubbing the chalk onto the desired section of dry hair. After the color has been applied, use a flat iron or curling iron to set the color. The results typically last for one to three days and can easily be removed by washing your hair.

2. Clip-in Extensions:

Clip-in extensions are another temporary option for those looking to add a streak of color without permanent consequences. These synthetic or human hair extensions can be found in many colors and lengths and attach quickly by clipping onto your natural hair at the root. Clip-in extensions are perfect for special occasions or events since they can be easily removed at the end of the day.

3. Semi-Permanent Hair Dye:

For those looking for slightly more lasting results, semi-permanent hair dye is an excellent choice for adding a streak of color. This type of dye does not contain ammonia or peroxide, which makes it less damaging compared to permanent options. To apply semi-permanent dye, simply follow the instructions on the packaging—usually requiring you to apply the dye on damp hair, wait a designated period, then rinse out. Semi-permanent dye typically fades away after five to ten washes.

4. Permanent Hair Dye & Bleaching:

For those interested in achieving long-lasting results in coloring their hair, permanent hair dye and bleaching is possible. This method involves pre-lightening the hair with bleach and then applying the desired color using permanent hair dye. Because bleaching can cause damage to your hair, it’s recommended that you consult with a professional for this process.

Conclusion:

Whether you’re new to adding color to your hair or want to experiment with different methods, these four ways of putting a streak of color in your hair offer varying degrees of commitment and ease. From the easily removable hair chalk to the more permanent option of hair dye and bleaching, there’s an option for everyone who wants to add a touch of color to their hairstyle.

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