Thinking about using hair chalk to add color to your hair extensions? Like everything in life, it has its pros and its cons. In this post, the very stylish Nailah from @nerd_n_niceclothes goes purple in the streets of Korea! She used hair chalk on the tips of her Kurly Klips for a bold ombre effect. Find out what she learned before you take the leap and use chalk on your hair extensions.

 

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HAIR

Mermaid Fro by Kurly Klips

CHALK

Brite Organix Liquid Hair Chalk in Pastel Purple

WHERE TO BUY

Urban Outfitters & Forever 21

 

Think Pink

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THE PROS
It does indeed add vibrant color to even the darkest hair. Not only that, but it's easy to wash out. I used Kinky Curl's come clean shampoo to wash it out.

THE CONS
It does rub off on lighter colored fabrics like whites and creams. And on fingers too if you run hard enough on the strands. For me, the purple color didn't match with everything. I felt like it limited my makeup and outfit choices.

FINAL THOUGHTS
Overall it's a cool way to add color to your clips-ins temporarily. I wouldn't do a whole strand, though. I'd keep it to just the tips.

 



So before you use hair chalk on your hair extensions, consider Nailah's takeaways:

  1. Choose a color that compliments your style and wardrobe
  2. Wear dark clothing, so if the color rubs off, it's not as apparent 
  3. Don't touch your hair after it's applied! Limit your hair in hand syndrome ;)
  4. Only color parts of the hair (like the tips). Using chalk on the whole thing might result in a messy nightmare.


Would you ever use hair chalk on your Kurly Klips? If so, what colors would you try? Would love to hear your thoughts :)

And are you trying new things with your Kurly Klips? Email us with pics, and we might feature you on the blog!

Your Sister in Beauty,
Lana

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