When I opened up the package and saw these new Dippity-do Colorboutique Colorgels and Colorpops for hair, I immediately thought: THEY GOT THE WRONG BLOGGER.
BUT (and there's always a but with me lately, isn't there?) then, I decided to try one. If Helen Mirren can walk around with pink hair, then so can Trakee.
Verdict? This old chick kind of digs them!
Dippity-Do's new Colorboutique has two new ways to add temporary colour accents to your hair in liquid or in powder form, and they are really simple to use too!
Dippity-do Colorpops come in 3 bright colours: Posh Pink, Purple Power, and True Blue. They are silicone-free and are safe to use on all hair types. The egg pod has finger grips to help make it easy to apply the colour.
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| Dippity-do Colorpops in Posh Pink, True Blue, and Purple Power |
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| Dippity-do Colorpops in Posh Pink, True Blue, and Purple Power |
The Dippity-do Colorgels are pretty much the same thing, just in liquid form and come in the same colours: Posh Pink, Purple Power, and True Blue.
They come with a mascara wand for easy and precise application, and are better if you have shorter hair or just want to add some small coloured streaks.
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| Dippity-do Colorgels in True Blue, Posh Pink, and Purple Power on paper |
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| Wish I had that Coral Blue #2 Semi-golss lipstick on from the Lipstick Bandit post |
The Dippity-do Colorboutique Colorgels and Colorpops are exclusively sold at Walmart in Canada and available now. They both retail for $6.86 CDN. Gotta love that Walmart pricing!
What do ya think? Will you be trying this hair colour accent trend? Or is it a big no-no for you?
*Disclamer: I was sent this product to review by PR/Company. Love it or leave it, but my review and opinions are my own thoughts and words, thank you very much.