This summer is about having fun—we are seeing bright colors in not only the newest fashions, but in your hair! You now can brighten everyday looks with temporary touches.  Whether you want a subtle tinge in tone or punk streaks of color you can achieve the newest look a product that you already have at home: eye shadow! A little bit vintage and a little bit rock n’ roll, a vivacious shade of loose-powder eye shadow will do the trick—and best of all, the color washes right down the drain in the morning.

Celebrity hair stylist Naz Kupelian recommends blow-drying hair completely and using Rusk Designer Collection Priming Creme. The Priming Creme readies the hair for the eye shadow, acting as an adhesive for the blast of color. Choose your favorite color of loose eye shadow and distribute lightly from roots to ends with your hands. Distribution depends on the look wanted, but a sporadic burst of color is sexy.

Kupelian recommends that fair-haired friends may want to choose a frosted shade, while darker counterparts need a more fluorescent shade. The combination of the Priming Creme and the eye shadow mesh to create a haute, beachy texture; a must-have for summer. Style as usual and hit the town for a sexy, summer night! The best part about this look is that is washes out whenever you are ready, making it easy to ditch the color completely or change to a summery orange or a fluorescent pink.

Naz Kupelian is a celebrity hair stylist based in Boston. Naz helps to create and develop new cuts and colors for each season, traveling frequently across the country to various cities such as Los Angeles and Miami for hair shows and conventions on behalf of the RUSK© design team. At hair shows, he educates and inspires hairstylists on the latest hair cutting techniques and services and demonstrates how to perform them efficiently. He has been invited all over the world, including London, New Zealand, and Australia. Naz has also participated in various fashion weeks in Miami and New York, styling for celebrities and for shows such as the TV Guide Network and the Emmy Awards.