The eldest of the three Kardashian sisters reveals that the SKIMS owner gave herself the copper highlights after the mother of four takes a flashback to her 7th grade looks.
- Apr 14, 2020
AceShowbiz - Kourtney Kardashian spilled on how Kim Kardashian got her cool hair color in the past. After her younger sister shared a throwback photo of her sporting copper highlights, the "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" star revealed the former's DIY secret that allowed her to get the warm-toned hue without going to the salon.
On Saturday, April 11, Kim turned to Instagram to share an old school portrait of herself. Captioned "7th grade coolness," the picture displayed the wife of Kanye West going makeup free and letting loose her wavy brunette locks. It drew many to shower her with praises, calling her "beautiful," "pretty," and "gorgeous" in the comment section.
However, it was Kim's highlights that really caught Kourtney's attention. In response to the throwback snap, the eldest of the Kardashian sisters gave away the mother of four's secret as she commented, "You put cream bleach on your hand and ran it through your hair the day before school started for that cool orange streak."
Kourtney's revelation came a little over a week after she defended herself for her intense physical altercation with Kim in a March episode of "Keeping Up with the Kardashians". Taking to her Twitter account, the ex-girlfriend of Scott Disick noted that she "won't be live tweeting #KUWTK tonight, as I'm spending time with my kids while they are on spring break."
"I realize that a lot of the conversation right now surrounds my work ethic, and I feel like I need to just make one thing clear: raising children is a job as well," the mother of three continued. "In fact, it's the hardest and most rewarding job that I have ever had."
Noting that she has "decided to put my focus on my kids and my lifestyle brand, Poosh, which is all about finding YOUR healthy balance for living your best life," the daughter of Kris Jenner urged fans not to "judge anyone who chooses a different route" as she hoped "that everyone can appreciate my choices as well."
