The application process is similar to that of other hair mousses. You apply it by hand and work it through your hair until the desired result is achieved. 

Truhair Revive and Style Color Mousse is an excellent choice to enhance your natural or color-treated hair color. Or, you can rediscover your grandma’s secret to lovely hair with Roux Fanci-Full Color Mousse.

8. Hair Color Gel

Another solution for trying out temporary hair color is tinted gel. Temporary tinted hair gel will give you a new look, but wash out in the shower. If you want to try it out, the MANIC PANIC Hair Color Gel is a great option.

9. Hair Glaze

A hair glaze is typically used to brighten faded dye jobs. The glaze is less intense than the mask mentioned earlier. However, if your hair is light enough, then you can absolutely use a good glaze to add a hint of temporary red, brunette, or blonde to your coiffure.

10. Color-Infused Conditioner

Conditioners such as Undertone are becoming more popular. The conditioner is infused with hair dye, so each time you condition your hair, you’re adding to your color. You can use it daily or weekly, depending on how your color fades.

11. The Kool-Aid Method

The above curly hair color looks stunning. This was a fun method back in the ‘90s. It allowed kids to experiment with crazy hair colors without getting into too much trouble.

The process is a bit of a pain, though. You have to boil the colors/flavors of your choice, let it cool, and then dip your head.

The more Kool-Aid you use, the more concentrated the color. Bear in mind that you want the solution to be the correct consistency for Kool-Aid. If you end up with a paste, you need to add more water.

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