With temporary dyes, “There’s no developer, there’s no hydrogen peroxide, there are no chemicals-the color just sits on the hair’s surface,” Patricia Slattery, AVP of hair color education, training, and testing at L’Oréal Paris, has told Cosmo. Yup! Most temporary-aka semi-permanent-hair dyes will last 15 washes max, although some formulas can last as little as one day. Ahead, I rounded up the 10 best temporary dyes, tints, sprays, and chalks-all of which will give you a brand new lewk with zero commitment. But for the sake of coming out of quarantine on speaking terms with my hairstylist, I’ve decided to swap my go-to box dye for something a lil different (and, well, safer): temporary hair dye. And after spending the last few weeks distracting myself with my ~other~ passions (I have officially rearranged my furniture to the point of exhaustion), I feel like the time has finally come to change things up. It’s not that I have a problem with grown-out roots (TBH, I even prefer a little contrast), it’s just that I have a kiiiinda hard time sticking to one hair color-especially when I’m bored out of my mind. The very second I entered self-isolation, I knew it was only a matter of time until I royally f*cked up my hair color.
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