The shampoo pulls the last of the dye out and the conditioner seems to help reduce the damage the alcohol does to the material. I prefer cold water since it doesn't affect the material (hot water can alter a wig if it's too hot, etc etc) but do what you like.Personal step: Use shampoo and conditioner on the material. It's good for insanely pale colors, but if you want the color you see (or close to), let the material dry COMPLETELY.Rinsing information:Stick the fur/wig in running water until the water runs clear under. If you add the dye, then rinse it off, it won't have time to stick. This pigment-based black ink is waterproof and works well with dip pens and brushes, and its perfect for projects on paper or board that need a semi-gloss appearance.
Comb through material, let dry.Drying information:THE LONGER YOU LET THE DYE DRY, THE BETTER IT'LL STICK TO THE MATERIAL. Item 10015491 Add to list Description Shipping & Returns An ideal entry-level ink, this student-grade ink fits virtually any need you may have. Let dry.Paintbrush - With any brush (personal fan of foam brushes), apply the dye, section at a time (good for streaks, layers, blending, etc etc). (Note: This one can end up with spotty affects if it's not saturated enough). If you're going to do this, go to Sally's and get a cheap bottle from there) and spray wig/fur with the dye. Found in Hobby Lobby for the rest of its life. This technique also works great for dying synthetic furs as well.Ingredients:70% Isopropyl Alcohol (found in any health wellness section of anystore)Acrylic Ink (Personal fan of Dr PH Martin's Bombay Inda Ink. Thin in consistency, this ink can be applied with a dip pen, ruling pen, or brush to achieve a beautiful controlled look in vibrant, passionate hues.
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I've been dying wigs for about 3 years now and I've finally took the time to write down my general information on how to make a good dye. Martin's Bombay India Ink will ensure full creative control while showcasing astounding and long-lasting color.
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