Highlighting for FREE!!!!!!

first think about the koolaid thing. i have used lemon juice in my hair several times, always with a good turn out. if i wanted the streaks/highlighting back, i just re-applied the lemon juice, and either sat in the sun, or used a blow dryer on medium heat if it was winter. koolaid on the other hand....first what is your natural color? if you have brown hair (or really any shade thats not a blonde) it might come out uneven. and when it fades, it wont fade all together, some places will be lighter/darker then others. and god for bid you have any red in your hair, or you might turn out orange. please think about the koolaid thing. while it might be cheap, its not all its cracked up to be. plus, if you want highlights that last awhile, your local kmart has feria brush on highlighting kits for 6.99. its not expensive, its really easy, it didnt do any damage to my hair, and if you dont have the money, check around the house, im sure you can find 7 dollars in change somewhere.

lemon juice should only be used when your hair color is already a shade of blonde or light to medium blonde. as far as i know lemon juice enhances the lighter natural highlights of your hair, kinda like sun-in. i might be wrong but i saw it on this tv program where the stylist was using lemon juice for highlights. in my honest opinion i dont think you`d get blonde highlights, they would probably be more red or orange

I have tried lemon juice on dark brown hair and it gave me these reddish highlights...they looked really natural and nice