








🔥 Turn heads instantly with vibrant, damage-free color!
efly Temporary Hair Color Wax Dye is a 4.23 oz jar of water-based, plant-extract styling wax that delivers instant, vibrant orange color with medium hold. Designed for easy application and quick washout, it offers a damage-free, non-sticky formula suitable for all hair types. Perfect for parties, cosplay, and daily style experimentation, it features a refreshing unisex scent and eco-friendly ingredients.











| ASIN | B07NW4P1X1 |
| Brand Name | efly |
| Customer Reviews | 3.5 out of 5 stars 620 Reviews |
| Hair Type | All |
| Hair type | All |
| Item Form | Wax |
| Item Volume | 4.23 Fluid Ounces |
| Item form | Wax |
| Liquid Volume | 130 Milliliters |
| Liquid volume | 130 Milliliters |
| Manufacturer | efly |
| Material Type Free | Nonylphenol Ethoxylate Free |
| Material type free | Nonylphenol Ethoxylate Free |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Product Benefits | Damage Control |
| Product benefits | Damage Control |
| Scent | Fresh |
| Scent Name | Fresh |
| UPC | 716955901339 |
| Unit Count | 4.23 Grams |
T**Y
Pretty good
Worked for making my daughter’s hair like chuckys hair for Halloween! Made a little mess and made hair stuff but overall worked pretty good
Y**I
Cera temporal.
Siento que no me funcionó mucho tal vez a otra persona sí pero lo sentí muy empegotado y mancha todas las almohadas.
K**S
Great for cosplay
Wish the color could of popped brighter but it definitely did the job for the cosplay!
F**E
No in wigs, and no in natural hair
I got two jars of this to experiment with, aiming to answer two questions: 1) Can it be used in wigs? Answer: no. At least not synthetic fibers, but maybe it'd work in natural hair wigs. But for as much as those cost, who'd take the risk? Especially considering the answer to question 2. I tried putting it in a short ombré-blonde wig, one that barely reaches the shoulders. It took half the jar, and the color was grainy and uneven, with speckles and clumps no matter how long I tried to even it out with hands or comb; I guess it just doesn't want to adhere and spread evenly on synthetic fibers. At least it washed out well, and the wig remains usable. 2) Can it be used in natural hair? I don't have enough to do any more than be an experimental subject, but my wife does, so we tried it in mine as a test case for hers. The result was a barely visible color change (might have done better in her sandy-blonde hair than my dark brown), a sticky flaky coating that got onto clothing and furniture (well, onto towels we put into place for the test, over clothing and furniture), and a pretty awful smell. It did straighten out my hair at first, though it curled back up later, and I can see how it might be useful for styling, but I can't see how anyone, even starting from bone-white hair, could get the colors they show in the pictures. A jar is at most two applications, maybe one if you have long hair and want to color it all. You'll be washing out everything you wore or sat on after you're done. And I don't know how you'd deal with the smell. What I am wondering now, though, is might other brands work better, or is this just how it is? On the up side, it is easy to apply and easy to wash back out.
A**A
It's okay pomade
The product is good and works well on my hair. I damp my hair with water and section each part of my hair. The color looks more brown because of my hair type is dark. I use a little bit of hair oil to keep the strands hydrated. I would like it if they added more red pigment to enhance the orange .
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