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It was a great color on light color hair but it break easier when using

Chalk works fine for getting the hair white, but the brush part doesn’t. Had to take the chalk out to get it to work.

Got this for my wife (brunette) for a Halloween costume. She had to rub it on her hair a lot for it to appear mildly orange. Probably better results for lighter hair colors.

My kid was Chucky for Halloween. She has super blonde hair, so this stuff showed up really well. She looked awesome. I’d say the color washed out 90%. Took a couple weeks for me to not notice a tinge of orange on her hair. We washed her hair before applying, so maybe don’t do that if you have super blonde hair.

My daughter has thick dark brown hair and these did absolutely nothing for it. First, the “combs” were much smaller than I was anticipating. The color chalk MAYBE built up spotty bit of color when I ran it vigorously back and forth through the hair, but it was not going to work for all the hair. Unfortunately, I just threw the rest away.

I got these to use on my daughters hair for St. Patrick's Day and they were easy to use. She has REALLY dark hair so it took a few passes, but it still showed up.

I bought this to use on my daughters blonde hair and after seeing the star rating thought I would give it a shot. The first picture was after using the hair comb on my daughters blonde hair for 30 minutes. I followed the directions exactly and her hair barely looks blue. Honestly in person it looked more green. I went through two combs in 30 minutes and both had the ends break off within the first 3 combs through, the second one has a giant tangle because it just kept repetitively tangling her hair. Honestly, save your money and just buy a spray can or hair dye which is what I ended up doing. You will be much happier with the results.

I’m a light auburn and the chalk didn’t want to stick to my hair and that means I saw very little color deposition.

The photo attached shows how it looks on black hair. Obviously it was better on light hair, but it does show more than I thought it would on black hair.Although I didn’t use it the way it was meant to be used. You see, the top of the brush thing broke off and the entire blue chalk piece fell out. Then I held the chalk in my hand and just rubbed it on my hair. Which already had some hair gel in it (still wet).Perhaps this is why it showed better on me, than other dark-haired people.

I’ve tried the purple and pink when I had my black hair, easy to put on and washes off with shampoo. Now that I’m transitioning to grey/white, I still have the dark length, I’ve decided to try the white ones to blend in, hair has to be wet or damp for it to cling to my hair. I let it dry and it blends in well giving it that natural look. Yes, it’s time consuming to apply the chalk to each chunk of hair but it looks awesome!

I literally had to take the "chalk" outta the comb get it wet as well and rub it on the hair as it laid against my hand. Like actually put a decent amount of effort it. Honestly hair wax is much easier

This product does not work. I tried really wet to practically dry hair. The comb kept falling apart. Tried a different one and it fell apart too. Save your money. Do not buy this product

I bought it to use on my son's hair, but this dye covered absolutely nothing. Money thrown away.