TikTok hair color changing filter: Here's how to try virtual dyeing trend
Users all over the world are showcasing their app-produced hair color changes on TikTok, and the results are incredibly convincing. This is part of a recent hair color-changing trend.
One of the newest effects on CapCut that everyone has recently been using is this filter. Paris Lawrence and Kate Bartlett are two popular TikTokers who have already been experimenting with the filter. The before-and-after videos frequently include the #haircolorchange hashtag, which has received over 432 million views.
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What is hair color changing filter on TikTok?
The hair color-changing filter on TikTok, where everyone seems to be choosing to go blonde, is a trend that no one can seem to avoid. The filter slowly applies a new hairstyle to a person's face and hair; many TikTokers want to see what their hair would look like if they went blonde.
A wave of color steadily lightens or darkens the appearance of hair in users' selfies as it moves from left to right, revealing a completely different person, DISTRACTIFY reported.
How to try TikTok's hair color-changing filter
To change your hair color for this particular trend, you need to download two additional applications that are FaceApp and CapCut, THE TAB reported.
1. Take a picture of yourself on FaceApp.
2. Go to hair colors and choose the color you wish to try after you've taken the shot.
3. When you're satisfied with the picture, save it and then head to TikTok.
4. You can find a video using the CapCut filter on TikTok by searching for "Hair Color Change filter" if you don't already have the template saved on CapCut.
5. To utilize this template, click "CapCut" above the TikTok user's username.
6. Next, select "Use template in CapCut" and then select "Template."
7. Choose the original photo you shot of yourself and then the new one with the updated hair cooler.
8. The video can then be uploaded to TikTok.