Hair chalking is an easy, quick and inexpensive way to add temporary colour to your hair. Plus, you can do it yourself without making a big commitment. David John, master stylist and colourist at ...

2. Use a piece of red, white or blue hair chalk to color a small section at your bang area. TIP: It’s best to wet the hair before you chalk — it helps chalk color adhere to hair. 3. Coat the ...

Lauren Conrad’s hairstylist Kristin Ess says she often achieves Conrad’s colorful looks with dye. But Ess has also used another technique on her celebrity client, one perfect for allowing the ...

Hair chalk that you apply with a pen or wand doesn't always give you the most intense color. But not this one! It's got a bunch of deep, longer-lasting colors that'll even show up on brown hair.

Hair chalk is exactly what it sounds like: It’s chalk, for your hair! So unlike hair dye, which penetrates the hair cuticle, the best hair chalk merely deposits color, so the pigment washes out ...

CHICAGO — First there were feathers, then the “Hunger Games” braid took over. Now there’s a new hair trend just as easy to embrace — coloring strands with craft-store chalk. No stylist ...

COVER STORY Latest hair trend lends a neon glow to tresses that appeals to all ages ...

Want to brighten up your look this spring? Hair chalk is a fun and easy way to add temporary flair to your natural hair. With just a shampoo wash to return it to its normal color, we figured it ...

We really like the idea of hair chalk. After all, permanent hair color is such a commitment, and with work, paying taxes and hassling with laundry and dishes, who needs to make more of those ...

Pastel Hair Chalk Set, $20, Claire's. So, while the sticks may look like your sidewalk chalk or what you used in middle school art class, the properties of hair pastels are inherently different.

Soft pastel chalks from the art store are all you need for temporary hair color — but it's messy. Some salons are offering the service.