Stuck in a Hair Rut? Add Some Rainbow Hues to Your 'Do—No Dye Required!
Photos: Splash News; Getty Images; Splash News1/6Although it was once reserved for punks and rockstars, colorful hair is full-on high fashion these days. Just one look at Demi Lovato’s latest ’do will have you dialing up your hairdresser pronto. But experimenting with bolder hues doesn’t have to mean going all-out with a permanent dye job (and causing a mom freakout). Thanks to easy-to-use, totally temporary hair chalk, you can rock Crayola hues and change up your ’do as easily as your nail polish.
Since the possibilities are endless, we’ve rounded up a few celeb styles that are sure to inspire your next ’do.
Photo: Splash News2/6<a href="http://teenvogue.com/about/dakota-fanning/">Dakota Fanning's</a> Dip-Dyed Style
Colorful ends add instant flair to long locks. While hair this cool can hold its own sans styling, it'll make for some pretty rad two-tone topknots and braids, too.
Photo: Getty Images3/6<a href="http://teenvogue.com/about/vanessa-hudgens/">Vanessa Hudgens's</a> Graduated Hue
Already rocking ombré strands? Switch things up à la Vanessa by adding a different color between the dark and light parts. It's subtle, yet unexpected and edgy.
Photo: Splash News4/6<a href="http://teenvogue.com/about/kesha/">Ke$ha's</a> Half-and-Half 'Do
If you're partial to center-parts, you can rock one shade on either side. Even though Ke$ha is sporting candy colors, the placement gives her look an unexpectedly chic feel—it's less My Little Pony, and more fashion-forward.
Photo: Getty Images5/6<a href="http://teenvogue.com/about/rita-ora/">Rita Ora's</a> Tie-Dye Effect
Can't decide on just one color? Go ahead and try them all! Apply the colors in spots instead of streaks to cop Rita's fresh, quirky look.
Photo: Splash News6/6<a href="http://teenvogue.com/about/little-mix/">Perrie Edwards's</a> Pastel Tint
While bright purple is undeniably punky, light lavender is couldn't be girlier. Going for barely-there overall color like Perrie's is perfect for making a subtle statement that still has plenty of oomph.
