Punky Temporary Hair Color Spray, Lynx Pink, Non-Damaging Hair Dye, Instant Vivid Hair Color, 3.5 oz 2-Pack

the spray was very pigmented, i have light brown hair with highlights and it looked pretty good for a spray dye!! it took two cans to cover my whole hair (expected, i got a lot of hair), but it turned out decent!! i used this for a skit at the summer camp i work at where we dressed up as the teen titans (i was starfire duh). it was super hot, so the pink did transfer onto my sweaty shoulders, as well as drip pink sweat down my face. i didn’t mind at all because that’s expected with a wash-out dye. the spray also will stain your hands if you touch your hair, but it comes off super easily with water. i was worried with my highlights that the pink would maybe dye it slightly, but nope! every ounce of pink came off in the shower, as well as no trace left on my body. the smell of it isn’t bad, it’s just weird. it’s like it’s trying to smell good?? but it’s off. in short, pigmented, easy to use, comes off in the shower flawlessly, definitely transfers, and makes your hair a little stiff to work with, weird smell.

It is VIBRANT! Be aware that until it is VERY dry, it will transfer color. It did wash out from the clothing that it got onto. I had to be very careful about things like chairs and my car seat! (a towel will fix it). My robe was very pink and a quick regular wash made it white again, zero trace of pink. I did this for Pride Sunday at my church and so had to be careful with where/how I sat so not to get our blue chairs, pink. It washed off my hands. Had I thought about it, I would have worn gloves, but it goes everywhere. Do this outside. DO NOT do it inside because the mist lands where it lands. I suggest you have someone help with the back. My husband would have but he was already dressed. He just talked me through it. DO NOT dress first. When I got home, I went right to the shower. I used a clarifying shampoo because it's formulated to get product out of your hair. But any shampoo would do the trick. If you are ok with using the water, a lot of water first would really help. Your hair gets "dense" so it takes a LOT of water to get all the way to your scalp, so shampoo will help. Use a cheap shampoo first even. My final shampooing (third?) I used a WetBrush (tm) to brush the shampoo through from root to scalp. This made sure I got every single hair washed! I did the same (as I usually do) with the conditioner and let that set while I washed my face and scrubbed my back that had color transfer. Great for temporary color. If I were to do it again I would: Have someone help me. Section my hair better. Dry my hair with heat to perhaps tame down color transfer. I used two cans. The second still had some in it, but definitely needed two. I have included two photos. Pink and immediately after my shower.

This started out with a steady coverage but then it was making the hair wet and all the color was repelling and beading up. Used 2 cans on one child and it was not the vibrant pink we hoped for. Very strange how it was basically repelling itself. What got in her hair did wash out easily, but also got on everything it touched.

This stuff is great! Seriously the best temporary color spray I’ve ever used. It’s soo vibrant and doesn’t smell terrible like other brands. Our hair is dark brown and it showed up GREAT.

Used this for my daughters costume. She has natural type 4c hair and it showed up really well. However once it’s on it made her hair hard and crunchy so styling while dry was a no no and then when I wet it the dye leaks but not enough to come out. It took weeks and several washes to get the color completely out. I saw temporary and assumed it would come out in a wash but I was so wrong. Works way to well for temporary color lol I wouldn’t recommend for naturals as it does seems damaging