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Wait! People really dye their hair with kool-aid??

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LOL what's old is new again. People have been using kool-aid as hair dye from waaaay back. I remember it in the 80s as the thing.
 
YES! When I was looking at YT videos about coloring natural hair, I came across that video. I don't think it makes any difference color wise. I mean it's just Kool-aid. It would rinse out as soon as shampoo hits it.
 
My sister colored her hair with kool-aid back in the day. The color is more noticable in the light or sun. I thought it was more vibrant color than a semi-perm color. Also, it may take better to relaxed hair versus natural.
 
I did that many, many years ago as a kid.
 
Yeah, my teen daughter did this with cherry koolaid last weekend.
 
Yup, did it myself as a youngster. Cherry cola red I tell you LOL.
 
Yep Jeff <3 Hardy from the WWF (WWE) used to die his with it, every week it had different streaks in it.
 
oh yeah, I did this back in highschool a few times. Looked good and washed right out.
 
Does doing this damage (dry out, etc...) your hair in any way?
 
I did it back in the day; used to put in our conditioner and use it for highlights/rinse.
 
I'm really considering doing this, since I scared of coloring my hair. I wonder what color I would need to use to get honey brown highlights...
 
You kidding me? Cherry Kool-aid was my hair dye back in the day LOL If I wanted purple highlights I went with the Blueberry flavor. That's what happens when you're a teen and broke.
 
I'm really considering doing this, since I scared of coloring my hair. I wonder what color I would need to use to get honey brown highlights...

I doubt if you'll be able to make honey brown with kool-aid. It's not a dye, it acts like a rinse. If I remember correctly, it's only going to give you red, purple, green, etc (depending on the flavor pack). Everyone was doing this when I was in high school.
 
people have been doing it for years...
It got popular around 12 years ago
 
Shoot, people were doing it when my sis was in high school. She graduated in 88.

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I'm really considering doing this, since I scared of coloring my hair. I wonder what color I would need to use to get honey brown highlights...

Me too! I am so doing this, but during the winter, though.

By the way, does heat make it sticky? And what about the bugs?
 
This post took me back. I tried to dye my hair red with Kool Aid back in h.s...it didn't work..LOL
 
Im 34 and I remember my cousins doing this to their hair back in the 80s. I never tried it because my mom only did my hair. Very throwback way to color if you ask me:)
 
My older cousins and sister did this to their hair after they went through the jheri curl phase in the 80's...lol
 
Wow! I always thought it wouldn't work, but I guess y'all proved me wrong!! :yep:
 
Oh wow this brought back memories! :lol: Yep I did this in high school. NEVER use kool-aid (that was for drinking :lachen: ) for hair we used the knock off... the bottle with the clown on it. :lol:
 
My friends and I did this in elementary school (well, summer after 5th grade). My behind still stings. From that whoooooole summer. Smdh

And yes, it bled a teeny bit but we were really active/sweating. It will also certainly dye your hands for a while if you don't wear gloves while applying it.

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