Put chalk in your hair, kids
Saw this…thing…in the store the other day. “Hot (h)wezz”? What…why would anything be called that? It sounds like, well, Spanish slang for something filthy. What—what does it mean?
I have a habit of taking pictures of weird products, so I did just that.
Then, when sharing my photographic incredulity with others, I was promptly informed that it was “hot hues”…just, you know, spelled stupidly. Ohhhh.
…that’s not nearly as funny.
Anyway, the moral of the story is: don’t spell things stupidly, or they might end up sounding…let’s say…implicitly unsavory.
Bene scribete.
Writin' Fish 
Hahaha I definitely read that as “Hot Hew-ezz”. Still, that’s kind of a cool product concept if it actually works. I bet the chalk doesn’t stick around long on your hair though …
It’d be interesting to see how well it actually worked, yeah.
Can’t say I’m willing to put chalk in my hair to find out, though… (>^-‘)>
Showed it to my teen-age daughter. She loved it! That it was really temporary was what appealed to her. Just need to know your audience, I guess
Hey, for all I know, it could be a reasonably functional product; I’m just commenting on the language side of things. (>^-‘)>