Look for dye that’s labeled “chemical-free,” “organic,” or “all-natural. ” You can use any color dye. Pick a color that matches your hair or, for a playful look, pick a bright color like pink or blue.

Avoid getting petroleum jelly on the hair you want to dye since the jelly blocks the dye.

If your hair dye doesn’t come with gloves, you can buy them at any beauty store, grocery store, or online retailer. Test a small amount of dye on your skin before applying all over to make sure you don’t have an allergic reaction.

The exact amount of hair dye should be listed on the front of the box. Use that measurement for your shampoo. For example, if you have 3 ounces (85 g) of hair color, you’ll add 3 ounces (85 g) of shampoo. Choose shampoo that has hydrating ingredients, like argan oil, vitamin E, or Moroccan oil. Avoid one that has parabens, which will irritate your skin.

Most boxed hair dye will come with an applicator brush. If yours doesn’t, buy one from a beauty store or an online retailer. You can also use a small paintbrush with bristles instead the hair dye brush.

Wash off the dye immediately if you experience any burning or painful tingling sensations. Set a timer or use the clock app on your phone to keep track of the time. Don’t leave the dye on for longer than the recommended time or you could damage your pubic hair and skin.

You’ll know that all of the dye is gone once the water runs clear. If there’s any dye left on your skin after you dry off, dab the area with a cotton ball dipped in astringent or witch hazel to remove it. Once it dries, if you aren’t satisfied with the color, you should wait 4 weeks before re-dyeing it so you don’t damage your hair.

Choose Kool-Aid that has powder the color that you want your pubic hair to be. For example, cherry Kool-Aid will result in red hair. You can also mix packets for different colors.

On a stove with 9 heat settings, medium-high heat is 6 or 7.

A cup or basin will work if you don’t have a bowl. If you use a plastic container, the Kool-Aid could stain it.

Do this over an old towel if you don’t want to get Kool-Aid stains on the floor. You can buy a hair color applicator brush at a beauty store or from an online retailer. You can also use a paintbrush with soft bristles instead.

To keep track of the time, use your phone’s clock app or set a timer.

Once the water runs clear, all of the Kool-Aid mixture is gone. If you want a deeper color, repeat the entire process once your pubic hair dries. The color will last for 2 to 4 weeks, depending on how often you shower.