Hair Dyes

Shop semi-permanent, neon and UV-reactive hair dyes in yellow, green, pink, red, orange, peach, purple, silver and other shades. Check each product's colour, quantity, formula and application directions before choosing.

Semi-permanent, neon and UV hair dyes

This category includes vibrant semi-permanent hair colours in yellow, green, pink, red, orange, peach, purple and silver, along with selected neon or UV-reactive shades and a hair-highlights item. Each product has its own quantity, formula and directions, so application and results should not be assumed to be identical across every colour.

Types and shades

Semi-permanent hair dyes: bold colours whose longevity varies by product, hair base and washing frequency
Neon colours: bright shades for a more striking visual result
UV-reactive shades: products described by the manufacturer as reacting under suitable ultraviolet light
Hair highlights: individual decorative hair pieces rather than a full hair-colour treatment

What affects the final result

The same shade can look different depending on natural or previously coloured hair, porosity and any prior lightening. Do not assume from a product image that bleaching is or is not required. Read the directions for the specific dye, check how much product is recommended for your hair length and confirm that it is intended for your starting colour.

Patch testing and application

Follow the manufacturer's warnings exactly, wear gloves and complete the required allergy alert test and a strand test before full application. Do not use hair colour on an irritated scalp, eyebrows or eyelashes unless the label expressly allows it. Protect clothing and surfaces, observe the stated processing time and rinse as directed.

Συχνές ερωτήσεις

Sex shops sell dyes for body and pubic hair. Pubic hair dye is a special, body-safe dye that's less irritating than regular hair colour. Temporary body hair colour matches body hair to head hair, cosplay dye suits character roles, and glitter spray works for occasional use. The point is aesthetics, role play and character matching. Importantly, regular head-hair dye isn't suitable for pubic hair, since it carries a higher allergy risk.

It's safer than regular head dye by design: free of PPD, the main allergen in normal dyes, with a hypoallergenic formula, a short 10-15 minute wait instead of 30-45, and tested for sensitive skin. Even so, a patch test 48 hours before use is mandatory. Never apply it directly to the vaginal opening or anus, on fissures or irritation, during pregnancy, or with a history of dye allergy. The best-known brand is Betty Beauty.

Pubic hair dyes come in natural shades (blonde, beige, brown, black, red, jet black), cosmetic colours (pink, purple, blue, green, brown-blonde), glitter add-ons and cosplay specialties. Most dyes last 4-6 weeks or until the hair grows out, with cosmetic colours fading sooner at 2-4 weeks. To apply, clean the area, apply to dry hair, wait per the instructions and rinse. Brands include Betty Beauty and Fun Stuff.

Apply it in steps. Patch test 48 hours before on the inner arm, shower and rinse to clean, then dry. Put on gloves, protect the surrounding area with petroleum jelly, and apply with a brush or comb while avoiding the mucous membranes. Wait per the instructions, 10-30 minutes, then rinse with warm water until clear, dry and check for irritation. With any allergic reaction, rinse immediately and see a doctor.

Pubic hair dye suits people who want to cover grey hair in the area, match the aesthetic of their head hair, dress up for cosplay or role play, mark a festive occasion (pink for Valentine's) or add a playful element as a relationship surprise. It's an aesthetic choice, not a medical necessity. It isn't advised for sensitive skin, a history of allergy or a possible pregnancy.