We have a selection of hair products that you might like that range from U.V hair rinse to Hair Wax or how about some Neon hair gel or try one of our spray on colours for a night out!

Temporary Hair Colour Dyes:
Temporary or semi-permanent hair colour dyes deposit acidic dyes onto the outside of the hair shaft or consist of small pigment molecules that can stick inside the hair shaft; after the preparation of the hair with a small amount of peroxide.
Some temporary hair dyes use a collection of several colorant molecules to enter the hair to form a larger complex inside the hair shaft. Shampooing will eventually dislodge temporary hair dyes. These products don't contain ammonia, meaning the hair shaft isn't opened up during processing and the hair's natural color is retained once the product washes out.

How lightening your hair colour works:
Bleach is used to lighten hair. The bleach reacts with the melanin in hair, removing the color in an irreversible chemical reaction. The bleach oxidizes the melanin molecule. The melanin is still present, but the oxidized molecule is colorless. Bleached hair tends to have a pale yellow tint. This is the natural color of keratin, the structural protein in hair.
Bleach reacts more readily with the dark eumelanin pigment than with the phaeomelanin, so some gold or red residual color may remain after lightening. Hydrogen peroxide is one of the most common lightening agents. The peroxide is used in an alkaline solution, which opens the hair shaft to allow the peroxide to react with the melanin.