How to Dye Your Hair With Kool-Aid

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Blue Hair Dye with Koolaid

Did you know you can use kool aid to dye your hair? Kool aid costs less than 25 cents and can give you bright colored hair. Learn how to use kool aid to dye your hair and how to know if you have the right kind of hair for a kool aid dye job.

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

small 20 cent packet of koolaid
shampoo

Step 1

Analyze your hair. In healthy hair, Kool aid only adds color onto the outside of your hair shaft. If your hair is very dark, it may not show up at all. If your hair is very light or damaged, the kool aid may stain it and not wash out for several months.
Step 2

Make the hair dye by mixing a packet of Kool-aid with 1/4 cup of shampoo. You can save the extra to use later if this is too much for your hair. Save it in a ziploc bag or in a small bottle.
Step 3

Do a test strand if you're concerned about how it will look. Clean and dampen a small part of your hair and apply the colored shampoo. Allow it to sit for 10-15 minutes and then rinse away. Blow dry it to see if the color is what you like.
Step 4

When you're ready to dye your hair with Kool-aid, shampoo your hair thoroughly with plain shampoo. Then towel dry and apply the colored shampoo throughout your hair. Allow it to sit on your hair for 10-20 minutes, then rinse and condition as normal.

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6daughters4me said

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on 11/26/2009 It's actually not me, but I'm sure it is real. Whether it was dyed with kool-aid or not, I can't be sure. However, the rest of her hair is bleached, so whichever cartoon-colored-hair-dye product she used, it would definitely look like that. I'd be surprised if it was a wig.