Kool-Aid

It depends on you. It matters on how much you take a shower, how long you keep it soaked

in the kool aid, and the color of your hair. If it is blond it will probable erase in a month but if it is brown probably 2 weeks but if black hair probably 2 days. I have kool aid in my hair right now and i have black hair and since i have light brown high lights it only came out in the highlighted areas. If you have black hair it will only give you a tint of the color you want. The lighter your hair is the longer it will stay.

the purpose of kool-aid is for a refreshing drink made up of numerous acids and chemicals

It was created in 1927 by Edward Perkins

We don't use it! What's in that stuff anyway? Here's what we do instead:

One packet of Emergen-C Berry Blue (there are many flavors)
One packet of a Zylitol Stevia blend
One capful of bragg's apple cider vinegar
One serving of any good quality Green Drink mix (www.macrogreens.com) best tasting!


Pour into water or any good quality juice such as Knudsen's cranberry blueberry juice.
Play around with the recipe. Your children will enjoy it and it's so much better for you and them than Kool Aid, Tang or those horrible juice box drinks such as caprisun etc.


Stay healthy!
Marco from Lessons in Health (Coming Soon!)
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of course kool-aid is a solution.it's a solution composed of two mains substances sugar and water.

I have dark brown hair and July 30 i dip dyed my hair red. Its the 3 now and its almost all out. All i did was The first 27/48 hours you can use mouth wash or tooth paste just dip you hair in the mouth wash till you see the color coming out then with the tooth paste, you put a good size drop and rud it in with a little of water after you see bubbles wash it out. You can also use dish liq, do the same as the toothpaste but you keep rubbing it till you see the color of the dye. There is also baking soda. do the same as the tooth paste. ( baking soda and water or even toothpaste) Then what work best as i tried was boil water and once its boiled put some in a cup and dip you hair when you see the color coming into the water remove hair and repeat. Ive done that about 7 times and its took the color out a lot. Oh and just take lots of warm showers with either cheap shampoo or dandruff. Hope this helps.

I did it once and lasted like 3 days. If you have lighter hair it'll last longer or if you don't wash your hair so much but ultimately I would look at a week at the most

You buy stuff that takes out stains there are lots of ways and things to use just search in wal-mart!

Kool-Aid was created in 1927.

I used Koolaid as well but I regret it because it's almost permanent. Here's some things you can try to get it out: Put koolaided area in lemon juice for 15-20 mins. Put it in Boiling hot water for 15 minutes, wash it out with what you use to wash your clothes in a washer. If none of this works do not cut of your hair, dye your hair colour over it and when the dye comes out the Koolaid will probably be covered.

you will need 100 teaspoons of sugar to make kool-aid. really it works! and tastes good!!

-written by a middle school science teacher.

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no I do not think so

15 grams of carbs which is less then the same size serving of apple juice.

When my great grandpappy was born. 1927.

I personally think that Kool- Aid is better.

Kool-aid makes water boil quicker or faster

Diabetes in a cup

Edwin Perkins was always fascinated by chemistry and enjoyed inventing things. When his family moved to southwest Nebraska at the turn of the century, young Perkins experimented with home-made concoctions in his mother's kitchen and created the Kool-Aid story. The forerunner to KOOL-AID was Fruit Smack, which was sold via mail order in the 1920s. Edwin Perkins re-named the drink Kool-Ade and then Kool-Aid in 1927.

To my knowledge it is no longer being produced. Really sucks too, as it was my favorite. I've scoured Massachusetts, Georgia, and Alabama and haven't found it since 2006.

Search eBay before they are completely gone. 7.30.08

60 calories per 8 0zthat is for regular table sugar

It was extremely popular in the 50s and 60s in Lincoln, Nebraska. I helped in my aunt's grocery store. We would get one carton of all the non-root beer flavors and one carton of just root beer. The root beer was always sold out long before all the other flavors began to even look like we were selling any of them. Hard to imagine how it came to be unpopular. I still make my own (uncarbonated) from the concentrate.

One hour, I think! Maybe 2

Follow these instructions" Start with a gallon of water. Put 2 packs of Kool Aid in the water, and then add 8 tablespoons of sugar (or sweeten to taste). Stir until the sugar is dissolved. You will know when the sugar is dissolved because you will no longer hear it scrapping against your spoon on the bottom.

Of course, these instructions can be modified. You could use 1 pack of Kool Aid and a half gallon of water or modify the amount of water used so the Kool Aid tastes just right to you. You can also modify the amount of sugar used or substitute another sweetener, like honey, for the sugar. It's important to make sure the sugar is completely dissolved, though!

no u got to the store and buy it from santa clause lol