The technique is exactly what it sounds like: artists create intricate designs (like cherry blossoms and vegetation) and elaborate prints (like tiger stripes and hearts) from roots to ends in a rainbow of hair colors 🌈✨
No matter the technique though, a blank canvas is the starting point. Your colorist will likely use bright,to create the patterns, which means your hair will likely need to be bleached or lightened before your hairstylist begins "painting." This prep is necessary for the best color payoff. On darker hair, there's no guarantee the color from hair dyes will take — but we have an alternate temporary option below.
Once the hair is bleached, the stylist will work their magic using whatever tools they choose. The actual process of painting will look different depending on your stylist and hair length. In the salon, designs take approximately two to four hours, starting with the bleaching process to the final rinse. Huerta says the longer the hair the more time it will take. For Zais, it depends on how much damage the hair may have. Hair with less damage is easier to work with.
How long the look will last depends on how often you wash your hair and the actual design itself. Zais says it can last anywhere from three to 30 washes. Bieber, on the other hand, says it's dependent on the color. Vibrant colors can last three weeks with the right care. "Darker colors will tend to last longer," she shares. “Designs in black or [that are bleached] will last until the next [haircut.
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