Candy Pink Temporary Hair Dye ~ Japanese product review

Temporary colored hair dye by Devil’s Trick (Candy Pink color)

A temporary hair dye that makes hair soft and adds color. It begins to fade with each wash returning your hair to its natural color.

(Please note my hair was only partially died in the photos. I did selective strands for my style. Also the frizzy ends of my hair is because Japan’s humidity is disastrous to curly hair. The product didn’t affect the quality or damage my hair in anyway)

How to use*

If you have blonde hair, bleaching is not necessary. If your hair is darker the dye will be harder to see without bleaching it first. Please wear gloves! (For some reason they advertise that you can do it with your hands, and I tried… what a mistake that was! It was a pain to remove pink from my fingers). Drape a towel around your shoulders or wear a shirt that can get stained. Separate hair into manageable pieces. Coat the desired hair well. Leave in for 5 minutes and wash out. Condition the ends and style as usual. Do not keep the product! Throw away when finished.

(Note: you can add petroleum jelly or oil around your skin so it doesn’t get colored as well. Since it’s a temporary dye, the color doesn’t stain the skin too bad. Also wash immediately from counters, sinks, and bathtubs so they don’t get stained.)

Pros

~ Vivid bright color after first application

~ Color matches what the package shows

~ No damage to blonde hair!

~ Longer lasting than I thought

~ Smells like strawberries for about three days or more

~ Product lightly washes out overtime

~ No heavy washout in your shower

Cons

~ 1 package not enough for long hair

Product Results

I was really satisfied with this temporary hair dye. It lasted about 5-6 washes and then completely washed out without damaging my hair in the end. Great for temporary fun or if you just want to try out a color before doing it permanently. I didn’t realize that with the color I chose it changes what you can and can’t wear. Some things including my makeup and my shirts conflicted with the color. Please note that I didn’t put it all over my hair and just the ends so I can’t say whether you’ll have an allergic reaction to the product or not. Please do a test patch before making contact with your scalp.

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