Ok, so I cheated.  I didn't dye MY hair, instead I bought 16" silky yaki in "honeymoon" and blended it in with my hair in order to get a highlighted look by alternating wefts of hair between my own hair.  The dark strands are my hair, the light strands are the extentions. I used a temporary hair color on top of my hair from Sally's.  I like my own natural color though, but I thought I'd switch it up a bit for a change.  It only took me about an hour and a half to do and cost about 35.00 for the supplies.

And now the visuals! Before:

AND AFTER!

who cares if you cheated, atleast your hairs still got its health!!! looks nice!!

Hey Pokahontas!  It's really easy...I glued in the wefts but I only wear them a week at a time and then take them out.  Here's some pics that might help you...

1.) First I washed and dried my hair.  Made sure it was oiled with Perm-Repair Hair lotion and Motions Moisturizer.  Then I sprayed the temporary color until my hair was lighter and combed it though.  I used 2 different temp colors- a spray and a highlighter.  You don't use the highlighter till last.

2.) I made a side part in hair and then glued in the human hair wefts until I covered my entire head.

3.) Then I used the mascara hair highlighter at the roots,baby hair and where my natural hair was still black on top.  The hair mascara highlighter gives you more control over the spray and you can control if you want the color lighter or darker in some spots.  Both the spray and highlighter were 3.99 at Sallys.

The best part of all is that this stuff washes out and the temporary color is just like hairspray so your hair isn't cakey or stiff.

Hope this helps!  I've also done this with red highlights too...almost any color you can think off.

eastindiangurl wrote: Hey Pokahontas!  It's really easy...I glued in the wefts but I only wear them a week at a time and then take them out.  Here's some pics that might help you... 1.) First I washed and dried my hair.  Made sure it was oiled with Perm-Repair Hair lotion and Motions Moisturizer.  Then I sprayed the temporary color until my hair was lighter and combed it though.  I used 2 different temp colors- a spray and a highlighter.  You don't use the highlighter till last. 2.) I made a side part in hair and then glued in the human hair wefts until I covered my entire head. 3.) Then I used the mascara hair highlighter at the roots,baby hair and where my natural hair was still black on top.  The hair mascara highlighter gives you more control over the spray and you can control if you want the color lighter or darker in some spots.  Both the spray and highlighter were 3.99 at Sallys. The best part of all is that this stuff washes out and the temporary color is just like hairspray so your hair isn't cakey or stiff. Hope this helps!  I've also done this with red highlights too...almost any color you can think off.

Thanks eastindiangurl!  Yes that helped a lot.  It seems very easy.  I think I might try this sometime.  I was thinking of gluing the hair wefts onto these clips I saw online and just clipping them in but I just haven't bought the clips yet.  I had that spray hair color at one time but I've never had the mascara.  The smell of that spary kinda gave me a headache though.

Just one more question....what kinda hair did you use?  I'm clueless on that.  I really like that color.  Is it synthetic or human?  Thanks again!  Your results came out great, and the best thing is that it's not permanent.

Pokahontas wrote: oops....sorry, I see what kinda hair you used.  Is that synthetic?

It's human hair, only because synthetic hair is horrible after 2 days! The brand is Zury, color "honeymoon", in 16".  Zury is kind of expensive, so I would get human hair in the closest color.

diamondprincess wrote: It looks great!!!

Thank you diamond!

eastindiangurl wrote: Pokahontas wrote: oops....sorry, I see what kinda hair you used.  Is that synthetic? It's human hair, only because synthetic hair is horrible after 2 days! The brand is Zury, color "honeymoon", in 16".  Zury is kind of expensive, so I would get human hair in the closest color.

Thanks girl!