YHMWAX Fashion Silver Gray Hair Wax Pomade - Colorful Disposable Natural Hair Styling Gel for Party, Cosplay, Masquerade

I am beyond impressed with this product. My husband agreed to do a Fry and Leela from Futurama couples costume for Halloween. Very easy closet costumes - the big giveaway for Fry especially is the hair color. My husband has dark brown hair and 0 desire to bleach and dye it and have cartoon orange hair for a couple weeks so I decided to give this a try. I think this might be the most impressed I've been with any hair product ever. Granted his hair is pretty short, but it didn't take very much to completely cover his dark drown hair and make it ORANGE. It was very very easy to apply. We just slapped a glob on his head and combed it through. It dried pretty quick - a bit stiff when dry but that helped hold the front of his hair up in a spike. And once it dried it didn't transfer into his hands throughout the night which I was super worried about. There was the tiniest line of it on the collar of his jacket, but that was probably before it was fully dry. It came off the jacket easy but it was a polyester (rain jacket) type material so most things would come off easy. And finally, it took just one regular wash at the end of the night to get it all out. Obviously I didn't intentionally smear any on a shirt but with how easy it came out of his hair, I think there's a good chance it would come out of fabric. Don't quote me on that one though! If you are looking for a very short term, vibrant hair color that washes out easy and has some light hold, this is the product for you! I'm definitely saving this to come back to for any colors I might need in the future and hope they work as well - I'm certain the darker colors will be great, even on dark hair and with how well the orange worked I have hope for the lighter colors too.

This hair wax is awful!! I got this for my grandson’s Halloween costume, but it is thick and weighs the hair down. I could not even brush his hair after we put it on. So I tried to style it into large spikes, but again it was too heavy. It is a thick gloopy wax. I can’t even imagine how he is going to wash the black wax out of his hair.

It was awsome, I wore it for Halloween. Tip: dont think in hair style, I'll have a kind of "doll hair", so dont style neither before and after...forget about it!! But u will get orange colour, good smell also as if it were a kind of conditioner leave in. Super easy to wash and after washing ur hair looks awsome!! Thank U!!

Over all, this product is pretty messy. Even when it's fully dried, it transfers very easily. I found that working it through with damp hair that's mostly dry is best. As I'm working it through I do like to wet my hands a little bit to get it all even. Then blow drying it with a fine comb gives a more natural hair look (not super clumpy). I'd say it has a medium/strong hold. My hair was still malable after blow drying with a comb, but mostly held in place. My hair is short/buzzed on the sides and back, with about 6 inches on top. I'd say it took roughly a tablespoon or more to get the color even on my longer part. My hair is bleached to about 8-9 ( nearly white with hints of yellow) I bought both the white and black colors. WHITE: has a metallic shine to it, but was very close to the color I was looking for. I used it on my longer bleached hair to even out the different levels while I wait for my next bleaching to get my hair permanently white. My hair is toned, but some parts have had more bleaching done as I used to just do the tips white. With that said, it did even it out a little bit, but not anywhere near how the pictures looked. But it works enough to help cover up the Unevenness, but some tones show through in different light. ________________________ BLACK: I bought this to do the sides of my hair for added contrast, and keeping similar texture all around my hair. This has a very metallic shimmer, and over all the color is completely off. I wanted black but got a dark blue/gray. Even when applied to my dark brown sides it was still a pretty firm blue/gray just at a dark shade, but this shade is no where close to being called black by any standard. Over all I'm going to keep the white, and I'll save the other for Halloween make-up. But I should have just gone with white hair spray and a black toning shampoo. Honestly, I imagine the other colors look great, but trust me it's probably not worth the mess. Colored spray is more accurate, easier to apply more evenly, bout just as messy but doesn't transfer as much as this product. Otherwise pigmented shampoo's would be best if you want something a little more semi permanent or minimum to no transfer after a thorough wash.

The purple hair wax worked extremely well for me. As someone who has tried rinses and literally seen NO results this worked well and let me try new colors that really pop. I get so many compliments on the purple hair!!! It is hair wax and yes even using it on damp hair and then doing my twist outs and putting pudding on top of that my hair is not as soft but it is hair WAX. I have kept it in my hair for up to 4 days (accidental, time management) but still did not see any damage to my hair. It literally just sits on top of the hair. If kept in for a couple days you will see flaking but I usually do not see it until day 3. I have 3C natural hair. (Honestly because of the “wax” portion my curls actually last longer) When washed out it doesn’t take much for it to be completely gone, very easy. Using it can be quite messy as it transfers onto anything but clean up is not bad since it wipes away instantly. Main downside is that if I touch my hair during the day( which is often) I will see purple on my fingers, not a lot and not bright but I can definitely tell it’s there. However, to get easy to do vibrant color I usually just watch when I touch my hair or use hand sanitizer and that solves that. Have recommended and will probably try the blue next :)