Don't waste your money.
I had my first experience with hair chalk a few weeks ago using Profess Xtra L Chalk (Red) which comes in a container that looks like eye shadow palette. You have to rub your hair against the color while holding in the palette. The cost is about $15 for one color so I thought the Monster Chalk looks like it would be easier to use and I can get 24 colors for the same price. Well, perhaps the ones I received came from a bad batch but the colors did not go on nearly as well and it added a weird texture to my hair. I have no idea how anyone could give these 5 stars. I had both the Profess Xtra Chalk and the Monster Chalk in my hair and you could tell the Monster chalk was... well, Chalky and flaky and I followed the instructions precisely. The Profess Xtra chalk was a harder to apply (due to the packaging) but overall it looked smooth and polished. It also washed off my hands easily whereas the Monster chalk stained my hands for a couple of days and as mentioned the Profess Xtra was much less flaky. I don't work for Profess Xtra, but I wanted to share my experience with one that was more expensive because I think someone mentioned that you can use straight up chalk and get a nice effect. That is completely incorrect. The more expensive one is the way to go if you want something that looks smooth and natural.. well, as natural as blue hair can look =)
Rating: 1 stars