If you are of a ~certain age~, you probably remember Hypercolor.
It was a super cool clothing line all the teens wore that changed color based on your body temperature and the temperature of the air.
TOO COOL AM I RIGHT?
Well. Now there's a hair dye that is heat-activated just like Hypercolor.
The semipermanent hair dye, called Fire, was created by Lauren Bowker at the London-based product development firm The Unseen. It changes color depending on the environmental temperature and the wearer’s own body temp.
One version of Fire changes from black to red when it's hot.
Other versions change from black to white, from silver to powder blue, from blue to white, and from black to yellow.
Unfortch, Fire isn't quite out on the market just yet. Unseen hopes to have it out on the shelves by the end of 2017.
