My lighter ends held a faint tint after the first shampoo, but it was gone after the next wash.
Most of the color came out in one thorough wash. I shampooed a second time around the brightest section.
All twelve little applicators fit in the box and give me enough choices for simple streaks or mixed colors.
The heart-window compact is comfortable to hold while I pull a thin strand through it.
Lightly misting the strand made the chalk show more evenly. I kept the rest of my hair dry.
Moving the applicator from top to bottom gave a cleaner streak than rubbing it back and forth.
One pass gave me a subtle rose tone. A second pass made it brighter without looking like permanent dye.
The blue and purple needed several passes on my brown hair, but the color became visible gradually.
I used teal only on the ends and could target the section without coloring my whole head.
The coral shade caught the tips of my curls nicely. I worked in very small sections for better coverage.
There was a little transfer before the strands dried, so an old shirt and dark towel were a smart choice.
I used a hair dryer on low after applying two shades. Once dry, the streaks felt less dusty.
The pearl set gave my lighter strands a soft rosy sheen that looked playful rather than harsh.
The fluorescent colors were vivid under outdoor light. I liked being able to wash them out after the weekend.
I separated one curl at a time and built the shade slowly. The result looked textured and believable.
Red and blue streaks took only a few minutes. I kept them away from my light collar until fully dry.
A pearl pink strand woven into a simple braid was enough color for me without doing the whole head.
I like that the hinged applicator holds the hair between the pads. It feels more controlled than loose chalk.
Blue and pink accents showed clearly once the braid was finished, and the texture still looked natural.
The color options are great, though the counter and towel needed wiping afterward. Working slowly keeps the mess manageable.