I actually love these colored waxes. BUT if you expect your long, dark hair to completely change color, it ain't gonna happen. It can give you some beautiful highlights though, regardless of how dark your hair is. My hair is very dark, long and thick but the color still stands out, as long as you take some time to apply it. Oh also it's super easy to wash it out, just in one go, which is great if you want an one day look only.
I use Mofajang colored hair wax for cosplay and it does help to add some water to it and gently use your fingers to distribute it like mentioned in this video. You can also use watered-down hair gel and add some of the colored wax to it. Also, conditioner! Thank you for covering this 'touchy' subject.
I'm so glad I came across this video!! Now I won't fall for the fake advertising and buy a product that's not for my long hair or for the type of styling I thought I could use it for - thank you so much!
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS INFORMATION!!!! I have been dying to use this product and just received them today. I don't have the balls to dye my hair unnatural colors bcuz people pay a lot of money to achieve my natural hair color. W hich I am so very blessed to have. So thanks again!
So I just tried it by myself. I watched a lot of videos where other girls put it on for the full length of their hair. However I did the same and it was a mess. It is definitely not made for long hair. It is more like for some highlights, hair streak/tip .. Pretty sad because my hype was big but I'm glad that I could wash it off very easily after it felt like I put some kind of glue into it.
yeah, for long hair you really need to just smear the tiniest bit on the outside to add a highlight. any more and it will just make your hair stiff. not the easiest thing to work with.
I cried last night trying this and was too tired to wash it out again. The next morning it was dry and I forgot about it and combed it and it was much better
@@weirdo666- when they dry out can they just be rub off with a dry hand? If somebody touch my hair will it comes off easily? And please give me a link or name of the product/brand you're using.
@@vena7429 it's called MOFANGJANG. And i bough this on Amazon ! It will rubb Off a Bit... But If you Touch it all the time then you easily wash it off ... Or i slept on a pillow once and it was all over... But Just let it dry and you can let it there for only 5 days or 1 day and Just wash It off,♥️♥️♥️
Is it possible to mix two different colors of the same brand together to create a different shade without destroying its properties? I'm running into a problem of trying to find orange tints of hair wax (I generally use Vakker Mofajang) to use as I generally use it to match my facial hair to wigs for various costumes. For example, Mofajang has red and yellow, and I'm wondering if mixing them before application will give me a usable orange, or a mess.
yep, totally ok. the only difference between them is the pigment. so properties will remain the same. you can make your own too, i made some really nice ones using "better" hair products as a base.
@@MephistoRolling Thanks, I use these fairly infrequently, and usually only for facial hair and to color change the fringes of my hair for use with the variety of brightly colored wigs. Looks like its time to get some small mason jars to use for mixing colors up in :).
@@MephistoRolling could you do a video on making your own? I'm really interested in this, but not very familiar with common styling practices, products etc -- I only use a conditioner/masque and hair oil, so this is all very foreign and hard to learn about
Is it flaking off while dry? Moving and bending the hair will cause some of it to flake off. If its all just falling off I would try mix up the tub. Maybe the binders have separated or gone bad.
@@kimwilliams2402 I dont know, maybe try to blow dry it first and then put it in? Btw: it will always transfer but it shouldn’t transfer as much when it’s dry.
Hi there, I am a woman an I have really long blonde hair, which is naturally died with henna, therefore it looks natural and healthy, I wanted to just color the ends of my hair, just for a fun look in summer now. Do you think I should use it on wet hair? Do I need to brush the ends out after coloring? Thank you for your help. btw: Great video!
if you brush it out it will go to a dull tint, so depends on the effect you want, but you probably will need to, or be very careful when applying to avoid clumping/sticking together. probably some different products will give you better results. but really depends on the way you want to style your hair.
i did this for the video, i put on lots of layers brushing and blowdrying in between. you can't just do one thick layer because its like gel, and once it sets your hair is like a rock, so cant brush or style it. have to do a few layers, or style it quickly before it dries. (it dries/sets quite fast) When you brush your hair, the colour stays there, but it looks dull, not as pearlescent.
yeah i did this in one of the tests. it pulls a lot as you brush it out, so you have to put in a little, brush it, then add more and brush that. too much and it will be like a lump of glue you cant brush out without pulling your hair out. it dulls the colour of the product when you brush it, but its still works.
You didn't quite cover doing an all over effect while maintaining brightness. You said all over tint and getting brightness for select areas...but you didn't give instructions on how to do an all over bright effect for long hair while keeping the hair softer looking. Should you rub it in your hands to apply every where, even though that lightens the intensity? And how do you apply enough of the product to have a bright look but also not over apply to avoid making your hair texture turn rough and sticky? Should I make my hair OVERLY oily before applying, to make sure it counteracts the drying aspect? And should you let it completely air dry before brushing, partially dry (how much? Time, wetness level, etc), or brush immediately after applying? (/As you go)
To get an overall effect it is a trade off. if you want it bright it will either be stiff. or if you moisturise the hair with oil or conditioner etc before. it will stop the product drying and make it more prone to coming off. if you brush your hair it will make it dull looking, so you will need to add a top coat to get the rightness back. how soon you brush and when depends on how much you put in. if you are brushing at all you will need to put in only a tiny amount or else it will just pull your hair like crazy. when and now much depends on the end style you are going for.
In that video she has 3 hairstyles. one is bleached ends with a Gray and purple wash on the ends. Its always in coloured lighting giving it multi tone looks. The second is bleached all over with the dull purple in most of the hair and a brighter pink section on one side. The third is long extensions that are baby pink and purple.
You can't really get that wet look with the wax as its too stiff and washes out. You would need to bleach your hair and then put in the colours to get the look in that video.
I use a lot of the product to get a bright look all over my hair but, as you mentioned, the hair ends up getting stiff and hard. Is it possible to perhaps counteract this with a few drops of oil spread all over?
yeah so i did that a lot. tried different oils, leave in conditioners etc before putting the product in. it does help, but also the product wont dry and is more likely to rub off on things.
Thank you so much for this information very important useful tnxx it helped me before i use really helped really appreciate all the information abt this product... tnx man
thank you so much. i was looking for a deep review of the product. when you were talking about putiing your leave in conditiner do I have to wait until the hair dryes to apply the wax ?
No, you want it to be wet in the hair to stop this products binders absorbing in. It will stop this product drying out totally, so that it doesn't turn rock hard.
Can I mix this product with a clear gel and then apply it to keep it from running through out the day? i.e. rain, playing with my hair throughout the day, restyling, etc.
This basically is a clear gel with pearl powder in it. I have made some myself. You can mix it with other products. But if your gel softens when wet. It wont help. Gel normally breaks apart when played with and sags when wet. Same as this does already
In wet hair its ok, but by the time your hair is just damp and ready to straighten, it will be hard to work with. i would imagine it not turning out amazing. but i hadn't tried it this way, so if you do let me know! also be careful of burning it.
yeah you can, in one of the tests i applied many layers, blow drying in between. It can flake a little if you are brushing it dry. the brush makes it look a bit dull, but a blow dry by itself just sets the binders and makes it go hard quicker, so you can lock in a shape.
Is it recommended for men that have long hair? I got long hair, I'm just afraid that when the color is not dry enough it will kind of get in to my clothes.
if you are using the product by itself it dries pretty quick, just like a hair wax. might be worse on a hot or humid day. i have seen women put it in longer hair and haven't heard of problems with it on their clothes, but it definitely is possible, so if you are using a lot of product, it could definitely happen.
They mix just like paint, if the colours work well, it looks good. These two mixed together make a more violet bluish purple instead of the bright purple.
Tried this on my daughter's long hair, and didn't get the color payoff. Don't know if you can use a mannequin to give a tutorial on how to put it on for long hair?
Yeah it would be fine. main ingredients are water, beeswax, some other waxes, caster oil, nothing much to worry about. make sure it dries so they dont rub it in their eyes, and you shouldn't run into any issues. washes out super easy in water too, so seems all good.
yeah it could, but it will also wash out of the sheets. (still wouldn't trust it on white sheets) so depends if you want to risk it. if its super dry when you go to bed it might just leave a powder residue, if its a little wet it might wipe off like it does on your hands when you put it on. if you plan ahead just put a crap pillow case on, just in case.
I have really long light brown beach wavy/curly hair that is often messy looking. I really like my hair, but I'm looking for a way to color it without the commitment. I'm curious as to whether I can apply this stuff to my hair while its still wet and still be able to have my curly hair effect, since if I brush it after I shower it often comes out poofy...
if you apply it to wet hair, it will still flex and bend. but once it is dry it will not feel natural, it will feel like it has product in it, similar to a salt spray feeling, but a little stronger. so messy looks are fine, you will still probably get waves, not sure about full curls though. if you used something to curl your hair it would probably cause it to hold strong in that shape.
when its totally dry, its like dry paint. will flake off, but not stain like a dye will. and yeah, any moisture will cause it to run, so sweat, rain, etc.
Me: Oo this stuff seems cool. Already love styling my hair. So this might be worth looking into buying. Him: Says about water washing it off really fast. Me: Well I’m British sooooooo never mind.
Hi I've been wanting to put some kind of color in my hair for awhile now but without actually dyeing my hair. I'm looking for something that will show up in dark brown hair but will completely wash out and not leave some kind of nasty color. I have looked at reviews for spray on color, chalk, liquid chalk, and wax but each one seems to have a down size when it comes to your hair drying out, not showing up on dark hair, or not coming out. You seem to be very knowledgeable when it comes to coloring hair, so I wanted to ask you what would be the best product to get that I can apply with wet or damp hair, that won't make my hair dry and brittle, and also won't come out when I touch it but will wash out when I shampoo.
Hi, yes unfortunately most products have a downside. permanents and semi-permanents will feel the nicest in the hair, but they last and either just tint dark hair, or permanently change it. Products that wash out after just 1 wash, will not feel as nice as they are essentially a pigment glued onto the outside of the hair, or a rough pigment that will catch and stick in the hair. but as they coat the outside of the hair, they will cover dark hair. You can mix things with the products to help soften the hair like I tried, but this will affect the colour a little. I am sure there is a really good hair paint, chalk, mascara, spray, wax, etc (the names of wash-out colour varies a lot) but I have to try more to find the best.
it was a while ago now, some stores wanted me to do sponsored links for them, but they were not good value. i would just buy from where you can find it cheapest. lots of stores on facebook and other places online. i think i originally found it on instagram.
if you are using it as a tint, then applying it to wet hair will allow you to spread it evenly, but the colour will be more dull. if you apply it to dry hair, it will pull a lot because the binder is very strong, so best to just paint it on the outside of the hair to add bright finishes. if you are going for a strong style, spikes, etc then you can apply it quite thick and quickly style it before it dries out too much.
it will depend on the length and style of your hair, but i'd probably just lightly paint it on the outside of the hair after styling with the tips of your fingers to add the highlights. or if you wanted to try more of a streak, you could style your hair then wet just the areas you want highlighted then add the products to it to tint the streak, then add a bit on the outside to add a bright colour (but your hair will feel quite dry by this stage).
I ended up getting purple and green before even looking at reviews. I've managed to get a good colour with the purple (with dark brown hair), but the green looks ashy. My mom said it made my hair look grey. I was wondering if you've tried the green yourself? And if so, what were your results?
I haven't tried the green, but i know the colours turn dull when you over work them. a grey with green tint could be good though. i need to make a follow up video, as people have asked a lot of questions i didn't think about when i made this.
I did this to my hair for an hour! added a bit, blow dried it, then added more and blow dried it. brushing in between. it just made my hair feel like it had hair chalk in it, very dry, no shape just like an electrocuted hair style. if you put it on damp hair, it probably wont be in the style you want when it dries. I did one test where i put it in damp hair, blow dried it, and then when it was fluffy i added more product to weigh it down and shape it again. looked good, just took a lot of time and work.
No, its just a wax, just like normal hair products. it's got a really strong hold, so it might pull a bit if you are still styling your hair while its drying. but the product itself wont cause damage.
i just bought it from an online shop, lots of places sell it. Some companies contacted me about doing a video for their shop. will see what they are like first.
Thanks for the tips, 6 months post chemo and looking for fun ways to add color to my post-chemo hair.
Hope you’re doing well!!!🩷
I actually love these colored waxes. BUT if you expect your long, dark hair to completely change color, it ain't gonna happen. It can give you some beautiful highlights though, regardless of how dark your hair is. My hair is very dark, long and thick but the color still stands out, as long as you take some time to apply it. Oh also it's super easy to wash it out, just in one go, which is great if you want an one day look only.
I use Mofajang colored hair wax for cosplay and it does help to add some water to it and gently use your fingers to distribute it like mentioned in this video. You can also use watered-down hair gel and add some of the colored wax to it. Also, conditioner! Thank you for covering this 'touchy' subject.
I'm so glad I came across this video!! Now I won't fall for the fake advertising and buy a product that's not for my long hair or for the type of styling I thought I could use it for - thank you so much!
Glad to help.
Glad to see someone did some tinkering to apply it different ways and show the results, thanks!
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS INFORMATION!!!! I have been dying to use this product and just received them today. I don't have the balls to dye my hair unnatural colors bcuz people pay a lot of money to achieve my natural hair color. W hich I am so very blessed to have. So thanks again!
Best video tutorial on this stuff so far.
first of ALL IT CLEARLY SAYS TO WET YOUR HAIR FIRST AND THEN APPLY THE HAIR WAX
TheReal800dead mines says net your hair lmao
Thanks for all the help! I was going to have this done in the salon, but with the information/tips you gave, I am going to give it a go at home!
I should have watched this before trying it...
I just ordered the pack that has every color, I’m planning on doing a blue an silver mix
How did it go?
EXOWORLD 22 it went great
But then I got a pixie cut and I tried green and it looked terrible
Glad I watched this before I tried it. Thank you so much.
Incredibly thorough research! Thanks man, great job :)
So I just tried it by myself. I watched a lot of videos where other girls put it on for the full length of their hair. However I did the same and it was a mess. It is definitely not made for long hair. It is more like for some highlights, hair streak/tip ..
Pretty sad because my hype was big but I'm glad that I could wash it off very easily after it felt like I put some kind of glue into it.
yeah, for long hair you really need to just smear the tiniest bit on the outside to add a highlight. any more and it will just make your hair stiff. not the easiest thing to work with.
It dries after I while
I cried last night trying this and was too tired to wash it out again. The next morning it was dry and I forgot about it and combed it and it was much better
I brush it through and a hair oil after. I wish I used it before I bleached and dyed my hair
I'm a go for purple 💜 I love hair dye
if i put the hair colour jel onto my hair and then1 or 2 minutes later i use hair dryer , what will happen ... ???
Great job of breaking it down for us! Danke!
this was very helpful and informative! Thank You!
I’m so excitedddd I purchased a tub - this was a very good video
Thanks, glad you liked it. Let me know how it goes with the product!
MephistoRolling I’m super excited ! Will be defo following your tips ! Thanks for sharing x
BeautyBySUMARA Where did you get the hair wax?
BeautyBySUMARA tutorial?
What's it like for washing off things like pillows and does it rub off on clothing
It's that good for allergic people, and how to need the hair when you apply, dry or wet
actually...you dont need that much wax in your hair if you are patient.
it's better to use as hilight
But i have curly hair. Should i use a Conditioner on my hair first and then put the color on? I saw a few Videos xD
@@weirdo666- you can try if you want... just make sure your hair is not too wet or too dry..
@@weirdo666- when they dry out can they just be rub off with a dry hand?
If somebody touch my hair will it comes off easily?
And please give me a link or name of the product/brand you're using.
@@vena7429 it's called MOFANGJANG. And i bough this on Amazon ! It will rubb Off a Bit... But If you Touch it all the time then you easily wash it off ... Or i slept on a pillow once and it was all over... But Just let it dry and you can let it there for only 5 days or 1 day and Just wash It off,♥️♥️♥️
You can wash It of * but yes IT will rubb Off easily. I let it fully dry out
Is it possible to mix two different colors of the same brand together to create a different shade without destroying its properties? I'm running into a problem of trying to find orange tints of hair wax (I generally use Vakker Mofajang) to use as I generally use it to match my facial hair to wigs for various costumes. For example, Mofajang has red and yellow, and I'm wondering if mixing them before application will give me a usable orange, or a mess.
yep, totally ok. the only difference between them is the pigment. so properties will remain the same. you can make your own too, i made some really nice ones using "better" hair products as a base.
@@MephistoRolling Thanks, I use these fairly infrequently, and usually only for facial hair and to color change the fringes of my hair for use with the variety of brightly colored wigs. Looks like its time to get some small mason jars to use for mixing colors up in :).
@@MephistoRolling could you do a video on making your own? I'm really interested in this, but not very familiar with common styling practices, products etc -- I only use a conditioner/masque and hair oil, so this is all very foreign and hard to learn about
Really good video! Thank you 👍🏻
I tried this but it runs off easy for me any tips on how to get it to stay on better? I blowed dried it but it stills comes off
Is it flaking off while dry? Moving and bending the hair will cause some of it to flake off. If its all just falling off I would try mix up the tub. Maybe the binders have separated or gone bad.
Yes it’s coming off when dry every time I run my fingers through my hair it’s rubs right off leaving it looking dull
@@kimwilliams2402 I dont know, maybe try to blow dry it first and then put it in?
Btw: it will always transfer but it shouldn’t transfer as much when it’s dry.
Hi there, I am a woman an I have really long blonde hair, which is naturally died with henna, therefore it looks natural and healthy, I wanted to just color the ends of my hair, just for a fun look in summer now. Do you think I should use it on wet hair? Do I need to brush the ends out after coloring? Thank you for your help. btw: Great video!
if you brush it out it will go to a dull tint, so depends on the effect you want, but you probably will need to, or be very careful when applying to avoid clumping/sticking together. probably some different products will give you better results. but really depends on the way you want to style your hair.
great video! you answered all my questions - thank you!! :)
I made a mistake and had to much water in my hair not I can’t dry it😬😥
Can you brush and blowdry after apply this ??will the colour stay on hair or will i brush it off?
i did this for the video, i put on lots of layers brushing and blowdrying in between. you can't just do one thick layer because its like gel, and once it sets your hair is like a rock, so cant brush or style it. have to do a few layers, or style it quickly before it dries. (it dries/sets quite fast) When you brush your hair, the colour stays there, but it looks dull, not as pearlescent.
@@MephistoRolling thank you
A lot of great information, Thanks.
Very helpful and pleasant to listen to you
after I have put the product in , would I be able to brush my hair out and style it with gel
yeah i did this in one of the tests. it pulls a lot as you brush it out, so you have to put in a little, brush it, then add more and brush that. too much and it will be like a lump of glue you cant brush out without pulling your hair out. it dulls the colour of the product when you brush it, but its still works.
thank you @@MephistoRolling
You didn't quite cover doing an all over effect while maintaining brightness. You said all over tint and getting brightness for select areas...but you didn't give instructions on how to do an all over bright effect for long hair while keeping the hair softer looking. Should you rub it in your hands to apply every where, even though that lightens the intensity? And how do you apply enough of the product to have a bright look but also not over apply to avoid making your hair texture turn rough and sticky? Should I make my hair OVERLY oily before applying, to make sure it counteracts the drying aspect? And should you let it completely air dry before brushing, partially dry (how much? Time, wetness level, etc), or brush immediately after applying? (/As you go)
To get an overall effect it is a trade off. if you want it bright it will either be stiff. or if you moisturise the hair with oil or conditioner etc before. it will stop the product drying and make it more prone to coming off. if you brush your hair it will make it dull looking, so you will need to add a top coat to get the rightness back. how soon you brush and when depends on how much you put in. if you are brushing at all you will need to put in only a tiny amount or else it will just pull your hair like crazy. when and now much depends on the end style you are going for.
How to achieve a look similar to Gaga in RAIN ON ME with the wet Pink/purple strands with ombre technique? Thanks for the video
In that video she has 3 hairstyles. one is bleached ends with a Gray and purple wash on the ends. Its always in coloured lighting giving it multi tone looks. The second is bleached all over with the dull purple in most of the hair and a brighter pink section on one side. The third is long extensions that are baby pink and purple.
You can't really get that wet look with the wax as its too stiff and washes out. You would need to bleach your hair and then put in the colours to get the look in that video.
I was thinking of using this to color my hair green to be Joker (Joaquin Phoenix) for a costume party, any tips? Thanks!
I used as the joker
I use a lot of the product to get a bright look all over my hair but, as you mentioned, the hair ends up getting stiff and hard. Is it possible to perhaps counteract this with a few drops of oil spread all over?
yeah so i did that a lot. tried different oils, leave in conditioners etc before putting the product in. it does help, but also the product wont dry and is more likely to rub off on things.
Do you have to wet your hair first? Then apply color and blow dry your hair?
Are you suppose to put it on when hairs wet HOW DOES IT DRY! I don't know howww
Dry it with a hair dryer ❤
Thank you so much for this information very important useful tnxx it helped me before i use really helped really appreciate all the information abt this product... tnx man
thank you so much. i was looking for a deep review of the product. when you were talking about putiing your leave in conditiner
do I have to wait until the hair dryes to apply the wax ?
No, you want it to be wet in the hair to stop this products binders absorbing in. It will stop this product drying out totally, so that it doesn't turn rock hard.
Can I mix this product with a clear gel and then apply it to keep it from running through out the day? i.e. rain, playing with my hair throughout the day, restyling, etc.
This basically is a clear gel with pearl powder in it. I have made some myself. You can mix it with other products. But if your gel softens when wet. It wont help. Gel normally breaks apart when played with and sags when wet. Same as this does already
This was pretty helpful! Made using this hair wax a lot easier!
If I were need it for tomorrow. Should I just wait til tomorrow or can I apply it today?
You can apply day before.. it has minimal transfer it touches and last least 3 days as long as u don't wet ur hair
If I go to sleep without washing it out, can I expect to wake up to a colorful mess on my bedspread?
yeah, i would imagine it would leave a bunch of coloured powder everywhere. or smears of colour if you have wet or oily hair.
Mood
PERFECT, thank you dude
Would it make the consistency be better blended and easier to apply, if product is stirred First? Thanks
So if I wanted to dye my hair fully I just put some on the tip of my fingers and brush it on my dry hair ?
If I want to apply to wet hair could I straighten it afterwards or does this require style then color. I want an overall tint but with straight hair .
In wet hair its ok, but by the time your hair is just damp and ready to straighten, it will be hard to work with. i would imagine it not turning out amazing. but i hadn't tried it this way, so if you do let me know! also be careful of burning it.
Thank you so much!!! Helps a lot
Can you blow dry your hair after you have applied the product or is that a bad idea? Even if it’s with cold air and not hot air?
yeah you can, in one of the tests i applied many layers, blow drying in between. It can flake a little if you are brushing it dry. the brush makes it look a bit dull, but a blow dry by itself just sets the binders and makes it go hard quicker, so you can lock in a shape.
Thank. You so mucb
Would bleached blond hair retain some of the colour or would it wash out of bleached hair?
Great video. Thanks so much.
Can you use hair spray or will it ruin the color?
Heash Meash it will just make it dim and stiff I don’t use it
Got a white colored one
Nice, i have been wanting to try that one.
Is it recommended for men that have long hair? I got long hair, I'm just afraid that when the color is not dry enough it will kind of get in to my clothes.
if you are using the product by itself it dries pretty quick, just like a hair wax. might be worse on a hot or humid day. i have seen women put it in longer hair and haven't heard of problems with it on their clothes, but it definitely is possible, so if you are using a lot of product, it could definitely happen.
Yeah I thought the same thing but I'm just unsure, so thanks for the answer.
What happens if you mix two colors together? Will they change color or will it be like a nice multicolor mix?
They mix just like paint, if the colours work well, it looks good. These two mixed together make a more violet bluish purple instead of the bright purple.
Can u use a flat iron?
After getting the desired color and style. Can you use hairspray? I want to use two different colors is a spiked style for a Halloween costume.
After applying color shall I wash my hair again??
Unless you want to wash said color out don’t wash
When I put it in my hair it was crusty musty and it was tangled
Did u put it on wet or dry hair
@@whitneyjewell6554 i tried both but both came out the same
That’s what it normally does. Since it’s wax it dry up like a crayon so that’s why your hair is dry. Does that make sense? 😁
Wow 😮 my with dyes my hair
Tried this on my daughter's long hair, and didn't get the color payoff. Don't know if you can use a mannequin to give a tutorial on how to put it on for long hair?
Do you wash it out?????
Yes. It washes out very easily.
Hi there, do you know if this product can be used on a 4yo child? Thank you in advance.
Yeah it would be fine. main ingredients are water, beeswax, some other waxes, caster oil, nothing much to worry about. make sure it dries so they dont rub it in their eyes, and you shouldn't run into any issues. washes out super easy in water too, so seems all good.
@@MephistoRolling thank you!
This was a really great video! It was really helpful
what if you use hair spray over it?
Your hair will get crusty and stiff.
How long does it take for the paint to dry?
they're not actually that wet... you dont need to wait for it to dry out.
What brand should I get
Mofajang! That’s the one I have
if i use it as a tint on strands of my hair and don't wash my hair before bed, will it come off on the sheets?
yeah it could, but it will also wash out of the sheets. (still wouldn't trust it on white sheets) so depends if you want to risk it. if its super dry when you go to bed it might just leave a powder residue, if its a little wet it might wipe off like it does on your hands when you put it on. if you plan ahead just put a crap pillow case on, just in case.
keep at it homie but more coming soon maybe or what?
i never know what to make videos on lol. so they only come out once in a blue moon when something comes to mind. Cheers though!
Love this video the best 😍
Great!thanks alot
I have really long light brown beach wavy/curly hair that is often messy looking. I really like my hair, but I'm looking for a way to color it without the commitment. I'm curious as to whether I can apply this stuff to my hair while its still wet and still be able to have my curly hair effect, since if I brush it after I shower it often comes out poofy...
if you apply it to wet hair, it will still flex and bend. but once it is dry it will not feel natural, it will feel like it has product in it, similar to a salt spray feeling, but a little stronger. so messy looks are fine, you will still probably get waves, not sure about full curls though. if you used something to curl your hair it would probably cause it to hold strong in that shape.
Oh my gosh thank you for answering! You are very helpful!
Can you do a video on oVertone?
looks interesting, ill see if i can find something i like!
Looking forward to it!
Would it work for just doing areas sort of like highlights?
Yes
Even when it's dry, will it stain anything it touches?
Also, since it washes out with water easily, does that apply to sweat as well?
when its totally dry, its like dry paint. will flake off, but not stain like a dye will. and yeah, any moisture will cause it to run, so sweat, rain, etc.
I've worn it at work sweating and so far none has ran
I've worn it at least twice now, and every time I sweat, red streaked my forehead. Either I'm not applying it correctly or I'm using too much.
What if you sweat a lot what will happen?
it comes out super easy, so sweat, rain, etc would all make it come out.
I imagine the product would work better on dry hair.
Please show the product dry in your hair as you would have it styled to go out.
all the shots of me with the solid looking colour, the product is totally dry. the all blue and the purple. it pretty much instantly dries in my hair.
@@MephistoRolling O.K. Thanks
Can you leave it over night?
Need help is it permanent or i will get off the hair after washing it once ?
Comes out really easy with water.
N!KH!LESH PRXDUCT!ON it will come out
Me: Oo this stuff seems cool. Already love styling my hair. So this might be worth looking into buying.
Him: Says about water washing it off really fast.
Me: Well I’m British sooooooo never mind.
How much does it cost???
On amazon its $8 but my friend got it on sale for $6 also blue and gold are $9
2/4 dollars
Hi I've been wanting to put some kind of color in my hair for awhile now but without actually dyeing my hair. I'm looking for something that will show up in dark brown hair but will completely wash out and not leave some kind of nasty color. I have looked at reviews for spray on color, chalk, liquid chalk, and wax but each one seems to have a down size when it comes to your hair drying out, not showing up on dark hair, or not coming out.
You seem to be very knowledgeable when it comes to coloring hair, so I wanted to ask you what would be the best product to get that I can apply with wet or damp hair, that won't make my hair dry and brittle, and also won't come out when I touch it but will wash out when I shampoo.
Hi, yes unfortunately most products have a downside. permanents and semi-permanents will feel the nicest in the hair, but they last and either just tint dark hair, or permanently change it. Products that wash out after just 1 wash, will not feel as nice as they are essentially a pigment glued onto the outside of the hair, or a rough pigment that will catch and stick in the hair. but as they coat the outside of the hair, they will cover dark hair. You can mix things with the products to help soften the hair like I tried, but this will affect the colour a little. I am sure there is a really good hair paint, chalk, mascara, spray, wax, etc (the names of wash-out colour varies a lot) but I have to try more to find the best.
I might actually do a video, try a bunch and find a good product. i'm curious now too!
could you put a link for where you bought it?
it was a while ago now, some stores wanted me to do sponsored links for them, but they were not good value. i would just buy from where you can find it cheapest. lots of stores on facebook and other places online. i think i originally found it on instagram.
@@MephistoRolling oh ok... but what brand was it? was it by Mofajang?
@@liouyang1085 I got mine off amazon
Common panda
do i apply this to wet hair or dry hair?
if you are using it as a tint, then applying it to wet hair will allow you to spread it evenly, but the colour will be more dull. if you apply it to dry hair, it will pull a lot because the binder is very strong, so best to just paint it on the outside of the hair to add bright finishes. if you are going for a strong style, spikes, etc then you can apply it quite thick and quickly style it before it dries out too much.
i plan on using it to probably just make some highlights in my hair.
it will depend on the length and style of your hair, but i'd probably just lightly paint it on the outside of the hair after styling with the tips of your fingers to add the highlights. or if you wanted to try more of a streak, you could style your hair then wet just the areas you want highlighted then add the products to it to tint the streak, then add a bit on the outside to add a bright colour (but your hair will feel quite dry by this stage).
I ended up getting purple and green before even looking at reviews. I've managed to get a good colour with the purple (with dark brown hair), but the green looks ashy. My mom said it made my hair look grey. I was wondering if you've tried the green yourself? And if so, what were your results?
I haven't tried the green, but i know the colours turn dull when you over work them. a grey with green tint could be good though. i need to make a follow up video, as people have asked a lot of questions i didn't think about when i made this.
Stay out of the rain ☔️
thats cool
What do you think will happen if I put on damp hair and then blow dry.
I did this to my hair for an hour! added a bit, blow dried it, then added more and blow dried it. brushing in between. it just made my hair feel like it had hair chalk in it, very dry, no shape just like an electrocuted hair style. if you put it on damp hair, it probably wont be in the style you want when it dries. I did one test where i put it in damp hair, blow dried it, and then when it was fluffy i added more product to weigh it down and shape it again. looked good, just took a lot of time and work.
Does it damage the hair or cause hair loss?
No, its just a wax, just like normal hair products. it's got a really strong hold, so it might pull a bit if you are still styling your hair while its drying. but the product itself wont cause damage.
Does it make your hair crispy? Like mousse does?
similar, but this is a bit thicker and heavier.
lol i bought the same colors as this guy
mix it with some hairgel and then style your hair with it... sigh..
Can it stain the skin?
I think you just have to wash an wipe your skin an it will come off.
How long does it last plz reply I really need to know
it washes out straight away. will stay in there really well till you get it wet.
can i flat iron my hair once it driee?
i dont know for sure, but i would imagine it being difficult. its like having a hard gel in your hair.
Prettyriddles nooo
Where did you get the hair wax?
i just bought it from an online shop, lots of places sell it. Some companies contacted me about doing a video for their shop. will see what they are like first.
MephistoRolling thank you
Amazon....it's around $10
Suzanne Parkman thanks
DominicanRaven ebay
Would you recommend this product for grey hair
I haven't tested it, but as it doesn't dye the hair, only coats it, i would imagine it would be fine.
Hola por fa donde se consigue en colombia bogota
Not sure where you would get it in Bogota. Probably still online shopping.
Porque no intentas comprarlo en EBay?
Yayiz Beltrán try Amazon