L'Oreal Professionnel Hair Chalk
L’Oreal Professionnel Hair Chalk

Don’t judge, because I can’t say today is a good hair day, but I’ve had a go at the soon to be released L’Oreal Professionnel Hair Chalk in Garden Party. It turns out to be a liquid and I found it really easy to use. With most bright hair colours, you can’t get a good result unless you have really light hair already, but given that this green shade was going on dark brunette hair, it’s done really well! I am thrilled with it.

I used a bowl to pour some of the liquid into and sacrificed a make-up brush to the cause to paint it into my hair. I found it very helpful to use the little mascara brush to comb it through.

L'Oreal Professionnel Hair Chalk
L’Oreal Professionnel Hair Chalk

Above, you can see it contrasts really well. I haven’t used Hair Chalk before so I can’t really compare it against anything else but I genuinely think this is fool proof. L’Oreal Professionnel claim it will wash out completely the next day if you need it (I’d use a good detox shampoo such as Ojon) to but can last for two shampoos if not – if this doesn’t happen, I’ll add it into the post, but I’ve no reason to think it won’t, although this does make me wonder what might happen if I get caught in the rain. It will come in a variety of shades (bring it on, Violet!) and I’m going to end up using them a lot. To be picky, I think I’d like to add some serum over it because chalks do knock out shine, although I must admit it doesn’t feel in any way chalky or dry.

It launches in late October (around £15) and I’d suggest that you give it a go – even if you are chalk-shy like me! I’d never do my whole head in this – eek, can you imagine – I’d be like a broccoli florette! But the odd strand here and there is very cool. Other colours include Sweet Sixteen Pink, First Date Violet, Blue Ocean Cruise, Coral Sunset, Coffee Break, Bronze Beach and Black Tie.

 

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