Neon Dip Dye Hair Is the Buzziest Rainbow Trend For Commitment-Phobes

Goff explained that this technique is something she suggests to clients who want something low maintenance or low commitment. She also said, "It can be a great option for kids, for those who aren't sure about colour yet, for just a fun Summer look, or those who maybe don't have the budget to frequently colour their hair." If only I'd had someone like Goff when I tried to dye my hair pink at the age of 13, and it went orange instead.

Once the neon fades, Goff explains that a client is left with blonde ends or ombré, which still looks nice with no harsh regrowth lines. If you want the neon off altogether, you can simply get your ends trimmed and you're left with no trace of the rainbow tips. However, Goff says that she's never had to cut off anyone's neon ends because everyone always wants more colour.

Coloured hair is a process, but it's worth it. "Typically, I lighten the area to be coloured first and usually tease the sections before I apply the lightener to keep the line of the demarcation soft", Goff explains that doing just the tips doesn't require as much of a graduation or strong technique as balayage does. Once this is done, she applies the desired colours and design, which is where the imagination truly comes in.

As for the best candidate? Goff says those who have healthy hair on the ends which can "tolerate the relatively harsh process of lightening the hair before the colour can be applied." Because of this she recommends always visiting a professional, rather than attempting colourful hair at home. "Hair lightener is no joke and can melt your hair and/or cause chemical burns if used improperly." She recommends if you see someone in your area with great colour ask for their colourist details, or "search on Instagram where you can get instant access to the portfolios of great stylists in your area. It can take a little time and money but it's absolutely worth it for fantastic results."