The concept of “temporary” color often gets mistaken for semi-permanent dye, which is something very different. Usually, temporary hair color is considered to be a type of dye that is applied to the top of hair and coats the outside of the hair shaft.

This type of color does not last very long at all—in general, it rinses out after one hair wash. For this reason, temporary hair dye is only used for special circumstances, such as costumes. Temporary color is generally safe for hair, since it does not penetrate the hair shaft.

Semi-permanent dye

Semi-permanent hair color is a less invasive way to color your hair. Its name rings true, as the dye job only lasts for six to eight weeks and fades relatively quickly, especially if you’re washing your hair frequently.

Semi-permanent dye is thought to provide a more natural color and can add shine, or gloss, to the top of the hair. These dyes do not contain bleach, so they cannot lighten your natural color. They also do not contain harsh chemicals like hydrogen peroxide or ammonia, so they are far less damaging than permanent color.

Semi-permanent hair dye is beneficial in that it allows you to try out a new color without committing to it forever. However, it does have some drawbacks. Since it fades so quickly, you’ll need to make more frequent trips to the salon for touch-ups or new dye jobs, which could cause

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