Temporary Blue Hair Wax, 4.23oz Instant Hairstyle Mud Cream, Natural Hair Coloring Wax Material Disposable Hair Styling Dye Ash (Blue, Dye Free) for Cosplay, Party, Masquerade, Halloween etc.

Used for my daughter’s Rumi / demon hunter costume. It was really easy to use, I just took a paint brush and painted it on her hair. It didn’t transfer to my hands once it was dry, but drying did take a bit. The color was vibrant and didn’t clump. I put some on her hair before braiding and combed through it well to prevent it from getting too hard. She has blonde hair and it didn’t stain at all, washed right out.

there were no instructions so i used it on damp hair, because i wanted to maintain my curl definition, and it worked like a charm! i used no other products, just the wax. i went through my hair section by section, applying liberally, and used about 1/2 the container for my whole head to be this vibrant. i was skeptical just going based off the other reviews and limited showcasing of the actual product in hair, but it's actually great. i made sure to cover up my skin with a towel, use gloves, and then diffused my hair and it dried set with a medium hold. then i cleaned up my hair line and part with a wet q-tip to make it look more natural. i used this for my coraline costume and it lasted all day. washes out and off easily too! it dries a good bit but it will still leave a little blue on you if you touch it too much, nothing too bad though. and i don't usually leave reviews but i just had to for this one because i was so pleasantly surprised. so, if you're debating on taking a chance on this product, do it!

I bought this for my daughter for Christmas, she has brown hair and is always wanting to dye it a differnt color. I thought this might be a fun alternitive, and picked a color recomended for dark hair. She has thick curly hair, after reading reviwes it seemed like this would be great for her. WRONG!!!!!! I watched videos, and read instructions before applying this to her hair, her hair was clean and free of tangles. I put it on and the hair just stuck together, I then tried to brush through it, and apply a second layer like read or watched. no can do, there is no brushing through it, it is a matted mess, like if I took a ton of hair spray and sprayed it together. I though hey maybe it is just her hair, so tonight I tried it, I have the exact oppiste hair from my daughter, where hers is short, thick and curly, mine is long, straight and thin. I put on a light coat, and then tried to comb through it and it hurt, it was hard but i got through it, i looked in the mirror andf there is no color, ok so i need a second coat. I put a second light coat on the strands i was doing, only going for streaks, this time it was IMPOSSIBLE to comb through, I am not tenderheaded, but this was not good! I eneded up pulling out my hair, it was matted, it was a gross mess. I washed it out. DO NOT BUY THIS STUFF, it does not work , like it shows.

I got this just to play with color, not for any occasion. At first I tried to spread it (green) through damp hair but it didn’t spread well and left some spots looking bright and gloppy with other places looking bare, even after brushing through several times. What I was really going for was just a tint, not full color. Even not using much, that didn’t work at all. It still turned out super oily and completely unmanageable so I was tempted to give up on this but decided to try again another day and keep experimenting. I did really like the streaks of white I put at my temples to accentuate my natural grays there so I wanted to revisit that plan. (That’s actually the original reason I bought this.) I had used a spray bottle to just dampen the hair and then put a small amount of (white) hair wax in my left hand so I could rub just a tad into my two fingers on my right hand and apply it that way. I’d say it worked okay, showed up well, and looked fairly consistent but today I tried the SPOOLIE! That worked amazingly well! I dipped the spoolie bristles (not the whole thing) into the blue wax and twirled it to get some on there, then I scraped off the excess like you would regular mascara. I brushed it on, at times twirling the brush to apply, other times just straight to spread. I like it! I think this would be the best way to apply it in wet or dry hair, heavy streaks or just overall tint (just more spreading, really). I still don’t even know if it will spread in wet hair or not but I might try it with a spoolie and see if that helps. Pardon my mess in the video, I hadn’t planned to make one but thought it might help someone decide. If you can see green on my shirt hanging on the shower rod it’s bc I used the green wax and went out playing in the rain- it hasn’t been washed. I just hung it there bc it was soaked. 😏

I used this product to color my beard bright orange for a halloween costume (Vincent van Gogh). It did color my beard bright orange as it was supposed to but this product is very stiff when it dries and is a mess to apply. I also put some around the hair at the base of my neck. It too made my hair very stiff and matted. There is no way to make ones hair look like the pictures associated with this product. I could not imagine putting it in long hair or all over my head. it also rubbed off on my clothing throughout the day. It does wash out easily as advertised and it washed out of my clothes easily too. SOOOO only use this product if you are using it for a costume or for a brief period. It makes your hair matted and stiff!

Super good wax and very pigmented even showed on very dark hair

if your hair is dark brown, the blue doesn't much show up

Worked out nice for " rumi" hair. Washed out nice. Highly recommend