Arathi Hair Color Wax Mud Dye Cream Unisex Washable Temporary for Modeling Cosplay Halloween Rave Party (Red)

It's really great for me, but I have short curly hair. You have to put it in, style ut a bit, DRY IT COMPLTELY(i use the hair dryer) then "crack" it to get a natural look. Once it's all dry and set up I ruffle my hair, fluff it up, and crunch up all the hair clay so it's not stiff and wet looking. Yes, your hair will be a bit tacky to the touch, but I don't encourage anyone to touch my hair all day, so I don't care. The colors are strong, I can change them every day, and it gives great hold and texture to my fine hair making it look thicker and giving good body.

I bought this for a Halloween costume and thank god I was wearing black that night. I have light brown hair and it did a good job of darkening my hair for the costume, but every time I touched my hair my hands and nails would turn black.My hair stayed dark throughout the night and it was easy to wash out in the shower, but definitely frustrating to have it transfer every time I touched my hair. But I guess that is the nature of temporary hair dye.

I bought this so I could color my beard and mustache pink when I’m with my daughter. She was diagnosed with breast cancer and going through a rough time. We have some laughs together when she sees me but it’s so heartwarming to see that. When I’m done it comes off easily with soap and water. I love it.

I put it on my daughters dark brown hair and it just looked dull and faded just weighed down the hair so it lost shape. I had to use a hairdryer to dry it. I should have just styled the hair and used a spray color. It was a disaster.

This might be obvious to others… but best for short hair. My son with a bit more of a flow ended up having to slick it back, is a bit like glue consistency. Def not lightweight. But color is bold.

I needed a true black for an upcoming costume party and read reviews for both of these temporary hair color cream. I'm glad I bought both as a just-in-case. See photos because both products look like they're from the same company based on the logo. The Arathi version is a true black. The Mofajang is not black, it's more like a gun metal grey. I tested both on a small area of my salt/pepper hair and the Arathi is the dark black I need for my look. I haven't used it for my full head of hair but will update my review after party day.

I have thick long brunette hair, I wanted to go all black for Halloween. I was able to use the whole tub on my hair. There are no clear instructions on it other then "rinse promptly after applying" I left it in for about an hour. Rinsed clean and my hair is the same exact color as my original hair. Maybe some more clear instructions for how long would have been great.

Awesome product applies quickly and washes out easily.