A hair dye bowl (also known as a mixing bowl or color application bowl) is a small, lightweight container used by hairstylists to mix and hold hair color, bleach, or other chemical treatments during the coloring process.

Features of a Hair Dye Bowl:

Material:

Typically made from plastic, silicone, or ceramic for easy cleaning and durability.

Some are disposable (often used in salons for hygiene).

Shape & Design:

Round or oval with a smooth interior for easy mixing.

Some have spouts or lips for controlled pouring.

Non-slip bases (especially silicone bowls) to prevent spills.

Size & Capacity:

Usually holds 4–16 oz (120–500 ml), depending on the amount of dye needed.

Smaller bowls are used for touch-ups, while larger ones are for full-head applications.

Accessories:

Often paired with a brush for application.

Some come with clips or handles for easy holding.

Common Uses:

Mixing permanent, semi-permanent, or temporary hair dyes.

Preparing bleach or highlighting formulas.

Blending custom hair colors for clients.

Hair dye bowls are essential in salons and for at-home coloring, ensuring precise mixing and easy application.