How would you like to add some highlights to your hair without spending a fortune and without damaging your hair? The next time you’re sitting out the sun, saturate a cotton swab with vinegar and paint sections of your hair. The vinegar will speed up the sun’s bleaching process. The best part is no harsh chemicals.
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2 opinions for Cheap Highlighter
Ed Mann
May 1, 2007 at 7:44 am
Deb, you are a domestic Goddess. I’m trying this, this weekend. ;-)
Simply Thrifty » More Highlighting Tips
May 1, 2007 at 8:27 am
[…] few days ago I posted about vinegar being a great, safe, highlighter for the hair. Here are a couple more: lemon juice and cranberry […]
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