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1. Put on gloves to prevent staining. If you don't want to wear gloves, be aware that your skin may stain but that you can still remove the Kool-Aid from it.
 
2. Add the Kool-Aid packages to a small bowl. Be sure to use the unsweetened version, to avoid creating sticky hair. Moreover, don't use the artificially sweetened kind, as the chemicals might irritate your eyes. You may need to use more packages than recommended here, depending on the length of your hair, and how deep you want the color. Suggestions for suitable Kool-Aid matched to a hair shade change are:
 
3. Add a small amount of water to the Kool-Aid. Make sure the powder dissolves. Create a smooth paste, not a liquid.
 
4. Add a few drops of conditioner to help the color from the Kool-Aid permeate the hair more evenly. Adding conditioner also helps to make a paste, which is easier to handle.
 
5. Mix the 3-6 packages of Kool-Aid, the water, and the conditioner together, until the ingredients form a smooth paste. Keep mixing out all of the lumps; it must be completely lump-free before using.
 
6. Wrap the person whose hair you're dying in towel(s) (or a garbage bag with a clip to keep it in place) to avoid stains. Remember that Kool-Aid can stain fabric, so use an old towel or cloth.
 
7. Work the Kool-Aid paste into the hair, starting near the roots. This is the fun part but you definitely need help for this if you're dyeing your own hair.
 
8. Continue adding the Kool-Aid paste down the middle of the hair.
 
9. Work the Kool-Aid paste into the tips.
 
10. Put up sections of hair to ensure that you color the lower layers of hair too.
 
11. Wrap the hair in several long strips of sandwich wrap. You'll have to sleep in it, so do a good job! This step is important not just to protect your pillows and sheets, but because it will trap the moisture in, allowing for a deeper color change. It would be a good idea to wrap your pillow in an old towel in case the sandwich wrap moves around while sleeping.
 
12. After a good night's sleep, remove the plastic wrap. Don't be dismayed by the gruesome colours on your skin––everything washes off! See How to remove Kool-Aid from skin if you have skin stains.
 
13. Thoroughly rinse your hair with lukewarm water. Do not shampoo! If you use shampoo, the color will wash straight out. Apply conditioner if wished, then rinse again. Then comb your hair out and wait for it to dry. The final tint will be less obvious with wet hair.
 
14. Rock your new Kool-Aid colored hair! Darker hair will just change tints, but lighter hair can be dramatically changed! You may need to experiment with this a few times to get the balance right for your hair color––just remember that the darker your natural hair, the less obvious the effects will be.

The first tip girl, Xenia hasn't been on for like a month..I can't make the sets anymore I have to go places to use internet..until it gets turned back on I can't really. This all makes me mad. We're searching very desperately for a third tip girl because of times like this me and Xenia can't handle this account so we need more people. I'm not making another set or logging in until Xenia gets on and we get at least one more tip girl because we need help. Are we clear? I hope so. -------Kira

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1. Polish the nail lime green.
2. Paint black hair, a smile, nose and stitches.
Be careful and make sure you are using the proper materials. Like toothpicks or nail pens.
3. Add white eyes with black pupils and silver glitter bolts. This is one of the most careful parts of the design.
4. Add another clear top coat to protect your nails and keep them safe. Happy Halloween!