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lolo (Unregistered Guest)
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Posted From: 66.168.241.52
| | Posted on Sunday, April 18, 2004 - 12:16 pm: | 
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I've heard food coloring but how would I get that much. I actually tried to mix up some blue last week and it just washed out. I suppose it would have to be full strength? |
espinay
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Username: espinay
Post Number: 79
Registered: 11-2003
Posted From: 203.10.231.231
| | Posted on Sunday, April 18, 2004 - 6:43 pm: |
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Not sure what kind/brand of food colouring you are using - the brand I use is very concentrated and comes in tiny dropper bottles. More than enough to do many dogs. It only takes a few drops in a little water to get a good colour. I add however much I want to a few cups of water in a bowl and then sponge on. If it doesnt look dark enough on my 'test' patch I will add a bit more till I get the desired result. The colour holds pretty well for me - lasts a few weeks and doesnt rub off on the furniture. When you say it washed out, do you mean when you bath the dog? Yes, the colour does come out when you do this as it is not permanent.
Tracy in Australia |
groom56 (Unregistered Guest)
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Posted From: 63.162.64.37
| | Posted on Sunday, April 18, 2004 - 10:47 pm: |
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 this is Manic Panic hair color |
groom56 (Unregistered Guest)
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Posted From: 63.162.64.37
| | Posted on Sunday, April 18, 2004 - 10:50 pm: |
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To use food coloring you get the good kind ( paste)from where the bakers get their supplies and add 1/3 cup of vinegar to a gallon of water/color mixed |
candytenderpawz
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Username: candytenderpawz
Post Number: 169
Registered: 9-2003
Posted From: 24.69.255.245
| | Posted on Monday, May 24, 2004 - 11:03 pm: |
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what exactly does the vinegar do? |
groom56 (Unregistered Guest)
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Posted From: 63.162.64.30
| | Posted on Thursday, May 27, 2004 - 10:12 pm: |
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Like on Easter eggs it helps SET the color |
CORALFINCKEN (Unregistered Guest)
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Posted From: 62.254.64.12
| | Posted on Friday, August 27, 2004 - 7:53 pm: |
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Groom56,
I live in England and creative groooming is very limited and relatively unknown(and a much guarded secret!!)}}. We can get a few products designed for dyeing a dogs coat, but they are mixed with a dematting conditioner and are applied and left to rest on the coat for ten minutes or so (depending on the deepness of colour required) before rinsing (this makes them semi-permanent). Do I guess right that your version is applied (carefully) AFTER the dogs bath and condition, and then dried without it being rinsed off?
Can you smell traces of the vinegar at all?
How many baths does it take to remove the colour?
I would love to get into this field of grooming and would welcome any advice at all.
cfincken@ntlworld.com |
groom56 (Unregistered Guest)
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Posted From: 63.162.64.20
| | Posted on Saturday, August 28, 2004 - 5:41 am: |
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Dog is washed and RINSED not conditioned... then dried and brushed... then the color is applied and allowed to set 30-45 min then RINSED RINSED. the vinegar does not leave a smell... the color gets lighter and grows out in 3-6 months
Grooming work is HARD work... most people think you get to "play" with the dogs all day. But it is a VERY rewarding job... the dog loves you and the people are nice |
CORALFINCKEN (Unregistered Guest)
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Posted From: 62.254.64.12
| | Posted on Saturday, August 28, 2004 - 9:05 am: |
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Thanks groom56,
Yes, I agree wholeheartedly with you, we would love to, but we don't get time to "play" with the dogs, grooming IS hard work, but the satisfaction gained outweighs the hard work! I've been grooming for 23 years now (since I was 11 years of age) and feel just as enthusiastic now as I did when I was 11. I have met so many wonderful dogs and people over the years (and some not so wonderful), and as you said, it is a VERY rewarding job (even if it is still a little underestimated/undervalued and underpaid!!! |
wattadog
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Username: wattadog
Post Number: 260
Registered: 12-2003
Posted From: 80.229.11.236
| | Posted on Saturday, August 28, 2004 - 9:35 am: |
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Hi Coral~
Im in Scotland and do colouring on some of my dogs
(Ever see a Lhasa with purple tiger stripes  )
Usally I use semi-perm colours or chalk but will be going to the US in a week and hoping to find some blow pens while im there. What products are you using? Ive found it very hard to find suttible products here... |
CORALFINCKEN (Unregistered Guest)
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Posted From: 62.254.64.12
| | Posted on Saturday, August 28, 2004 - 3:59 pm: |
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Hi Wattadog
I've used the Dezynadog colours, but as they are used during the conditioning stage, they are no good for detail. I've seen other groomers work on the TV, and one groomer had a white standard poodle with a large shamrock in vivid green cut into and coloured across the back...with no bleeding into the white!!...so there must be a more controlled way to do it.
I've been grooming part time for the last 10 years and I am now going back into grooming full time(shop opens October) and would love to offer this side of fun grooming to my customers, but I would like better control of the dye or a less permanent solution. |
wattadog
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Username: wattadog
Post Number: 261
Registered: 12-2003
Posted From: 80.229.11.236
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I use crazy colours from Sallys Beauty supply usally. CC's is very thick and can be applyed in a pattern (I use a toothbrush or plastic comb usally)
Chalk works to (sidewalk chalk) but dosent last long.
heres some of my clients
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justine
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Username: justine
Post Number: 593
Registered: 3-2002
Posted From: 68.234.132.115
| | Posted on Sunday, August 29, 2004 - 12:28 am: |
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Wattadog, What part of the States are you coming to? |
wattadog
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Username: wattadog
Post Number: 262
Registered: 12-2003
Posted From: 80.229.11.236
| | Posted on Sunday, August 29, 2004 - 5:36 am: |
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Springfield Oregon, thats where most of my family is  will be there for 2 weeks. I have tons of grooming stuff to pick up at my moms.. so much cheaper than getting it here... now I just gotta jam it all in my luggage... |
NICOLE1673 (Unregistered Guest)
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Posted From: 152.163.101.11
| | Posted on Thursday, December 9, 2004 - 10:32 pm: |
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WATTADOG, YOU SAY THAT YOU COMB IT IN, DO YOU DO ANYTHING ELSE AFTER THAT, OF COURSE YOU KNOW I HAVE TO DO THIS RIGHT, I LOVE YOUR PHOTOS, I WILL PRACTICE ON MY OWN KIDS FIRST, CAN YOU GIVE A STEP BY STEP IF IT IS NOT TOO MUCH TROUBLE, HOW LONG DOES THE CC LAST? ALSO IF ANY ONE WOULD GIVE THE STEPS OF CHALKING I WOULD APPRECIATE IT AND HOW LONG DOES THIS LAST? OR E-MAIL TO RAEGUSTUS1@AOL.COM |
wattadog
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Username: wattadog
Post Number: 354
Registered: 12-2003
Posted From: 80.229.11.236
| | Posted on Friday, December 10, 2004 - 8:37 am: |
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The chalk gets put in water and let it soak for a few minutes then rub on the are you want to colour and brush through, seems to work better if you give a light mist to the coat so its not bone dry.. I dont find the Chalk last more than a few days though..
PixieDust has better instructions on it somewhere on this board.
The Crazy Colours is a semi Perm Dye from the hairdressers, last about 4 weeks on my hair before its totaly gone, , I think about the same on the dogs I do, maybe a lil less, I apply it where I want (after the bath) let sit 10-15 minutes, swear under my breathe when the dog moves and smears it.. and then rinse out really well, Dry & finnish clip/style |
LilWelshWindiesMom (Unregistered Guest)
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Posted From: 152.163.101.11
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wattadawg, thanks for the advice...I am going to do some practicing and see what happens, maybe I will be able to post some pictures when I find a guinea pig, although I don't think they will look as good as yours. Can you dye a dog who is not naturally white, my mom has an apricot poodle. thanks (groomer formerly known as NICOLE1673) I have been asked to pick a name and stick to it so I have chosen...LilWelshWindiesMom |
wattadog
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Username: wattadog
Post Number: 355
Registered: 12-2003
Posted From: 80.229.11.236
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Sure you can, but the darker the dog the less its going to stand out, I do an apricot poodle thats going to get decorated for Christmas, we did a test run and the darker colours (red, dark green) seem to show up ok.
I dont think id bother if the dog was much darker than that,
maybe get spray in hair colour (the wash out stuff) if the dogs darker |
LilWelshWindiesMom (Unregistered Guest)
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Posted From: 152.163.101.11
| | Posted on Saturday, December 11, 2004 - 10:26 pm: |
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thanks again, I really appreciate the help. I have to tell you that today, I had a customer bring in two poodle pups and asked if I would keep them until the first part of January, she was going out of town for the holidays, of course they are both light colored and all I could see were images of colored poodles dancing in my head, then she said if you can sell them for me I would appreciate it. I asked my hubby if I could buy them to practice on and he said, ABSOLUTELY NOT! He just doesn't understand. I really want and need some guinea pigs. My mom said I could dye hers but it better not look stupid and it better come out. So, tomorrow I may do my first experiment. |
imthetlc
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Username: imthetlc
Post Number: 23
Registered: 11-2004
Posted From: 4.226.135.158
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I'm trying to post pics, but not having much success. I have a bichon frise that I used blo-pens & stencils on - it's easier IMHO than the food colors or koolaid. Esp with greens & reds (holly & berries). I got a ton of compliments & tips for Christmas by coloring dogs w/ owners permission. BTW welshwindiesmom - that's exactly what I did - got the bichon for practice (love him, too) but I had blk min poos & shih's - they don't color well ;^) On another group, a lady did a blue snowflake design that was awesome! Also a dolphin one that I'd never get right. Tracy |
wattadog
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Username: wattadog
Post Number: 356
Registered: 12-2003
Posted From: 80.229.11.236
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Your Welcom LilWelsh We want Pictures!!!!
 Thanks imthetlc~ that would be me, the dolphine & snowflakes etc arnt really that hard, I used blowpens & stencils.
remember the snowflake cut outs that kids make for christmas decorations? (take sheet of paper, fold in half then again and again, cut bits out of the edges, fold out... Whah-lah! Snowflake!) I just made some of those but left the outer edges intact to prevenbt overspray and used like a stencil with the blowpens. |
imthetlc
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Username: imthetlc
Post Number: 25
Registered: 11-2004
Posted From: 4.226.216.3
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Well, wattadog - you're the professional artist when it comes to coloring IMHO. The art you infused with those designs are awesome. I'm just playing with plastic pre-bought Christmas stencils. I'm having modem & camera troubles - grrr! as well as phone, can call out, but not receive & that happens alot. |
kiara (Unregistered Guest)
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Posted From: 203.221.245.225
| | Posted on Monday, January 10, 2005 - 8:18 am: |
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what kinda food dye do you use and dose it come out and go back to its natural colour |
kiara (Unregistered Guest)
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Posted From: 203.221.245.225
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is Faulding a good brand of food dye for colouring dogs.
Groom56 how did you get you colour pink so pink |
kk (Unregistered Guest)
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Posted From: 63.27.187.6
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The Manic Panic from Sally's Beauty Supply is awesome. Very intense color, and seems to last. It does take a while to get it all colored, but is well worth it. Talk to pixiedust- she is the queen of color! |
Kristin Winsall (Unregistered Guest)
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Posted From: 139.168.35.31
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I have done several dogs at our salon and they have all had their colour last anywhere between 2 weeks to 2 months. I only use food colouring mixed with vinegar. I will post some pics for you to see
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Kristin Winsall (Unregistered Guest)
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Posted From: 139.168.35.31
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Here is another dog we did at our salon
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coquihalla
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Username: coquihalla
Post Number: 123
Registered: 11-2004
Posted From: 64.114.107.41
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Very cool doggies, Kristin.
I have 3 shih tzus, none of whom is in short coat or, for that matter, light enough so will have to find co-operative clients...do want to try this out, for sure. |
thedotteddog
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Username: thedotteddog
Post Number: 1500
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Posted From: 68.127.48.182
| | Posted on Tuesday, January 11, 2005 - 4:59 pm: |
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Are they American Eskimo? They look awsome! I love it!
NO one wants their dogs dyed here lately! |
pixiedust
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Username: pixiedust
Post Number: 930
Registered: 11-2003
Posted From: 66.184.138.46
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Look under breeds and then finishing touches. Look for Dawn's Chalking How to's. when I do chalk it lasts until I wash it out.It has never faded when I have done it. For me it's the blo-pens that fades sometimes.
Really it just boils down to what works best for you.
Easter Eskies! sweet.
Wattadog does super stencil work!
blo-pens are the most fun to work with. quick and easy. not to costly and easy to get. |
Kristin Winsall (Unregistered Guest)
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Posted From: 139.168.35.31
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the dotteddog,
They are Japaneze Spitz dogs - and the colour has lasted now for 10 weeks, pink has lightened off, but still noticable. |
thedotteddog
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Posted From: 67.121.231.169
| | Posted on Friday, January 14, 2005 - 1:25 am: |
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Very very nice! |
nikihoward (Unregistered Guest)
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Posted From: cache-los-ad02.proxy.aol.com
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hello there im from the uk im wondering if anyone can help i dont know if at all possible and if anyone could reccomend any salons in the uk can you colour a dogs hair? i would like a chocalate colour can you get permanet colours on dogs that stay i wont even touch if it will harm my dog but i really need professional advice or recomendations if anyone could help give me if they do know are there special products to use that wont harm my dog she is a thorn colour and i would like to colour her a chocolate can anyone help any advice or help would be greatly appreciated thankyou for your time best wishes nicole. |
pinkysmom (Unregistered Guest)
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Posted From: 12-210-64-162.client.insightbb.com
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Hi, I love the pictures. I have a small cream poodle with a few aprocot patches. I just colored her using the pet silk fun colors. I used red mixed with a little white and she turned out the prettiest peachy pink color. She looks like she was born this color. I used a soft toothbrush around the eyes and on the face. Only have to leave on 10 minutes and rinse and condition afterwards. Very easy and she didn't seem to mind the application at all. It's been three weeks and the color fades a little after each bath but still very pretty. I use coat handler shampoo and conditioner which is very gentle. |
Kris (Unregistered Guest)
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Posted From: 71-35-25-144.phnx.qwest.net
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Hi there - my friend was watching my new white puppy over the weekend for me and dyed her pink. It's cute and pink is my fave color, but how does it come out? She had 3 baths last night and it only faded a little. He used food coloring. Would really appreciate a solution. Thanks, Kris |
groomincorral
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Post Number: 14
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Posted From: cache-mtc-ae01.proxy.aol.com
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IF YOU WANT TO DyE THE WHOLE DOG 1 COLOR RIZ CLOTHES DIE WORKS AND STAYS FOR 6 WEEKS BUT EVENTUALLY RINSES OUT AND OR UNTIL DOG IS CUT AND IT IS NON TOXIC |
vpcharade4me@aol.com (Unregistered Guest)
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Posted From: cache-ntc-ad03.proxy.aol.com
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hi im looking to dye my aprocote poodle pink for hallowen. But do not know how to go about doing so |
kk (Unregistered Guest)
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Posted From: 1cust4185.an4.det15.da.uu.net
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I would use either the sidewalk chalk, or the blo pens. Great fun! Check the archives for info on coloring. |
rdgaiter
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Posted From: 63.65.191.50
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I am so excited!! I finally got my pink poodle. My toy poodle, Dior is 3 lbs. of pink joy. I want to thank the members of the message board of making this possible. |
fannemoran
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Post Number: 246
Registered: 12-2003
Posted From: 64.252.117.32
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Well now you have to post a picture of your Dior....we're waiting! |
ilovemypitbull
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Username: ilovemypitbull
Post Number: 70
Registered: 9-2005
Posted From: 205.188.116.131
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what is the best stuff to use with out the colors running together to dye a dog? |
egypts_groomer
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Username: egypts_groomer
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Posted From: 4.244.60.99
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I used food coloring that you can buy at the grocery store and I just put it where I wanted it on the dog and then let it set for a while and towel dried the dog. Problems with this are that when ever the dog gets wet it will transfer color! I dont reccomend not rinsing the dog after using food coloring however my colors didn't run together. |
sweetthing36
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Posted From: 207.69.138.136
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If I use food coloring from the store in those small bottles, how much water, vinegar and food coloring (measuring each) do I use? |
groomnpoodles
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Post Number: 317
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Posted From: 63.173.214.196
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Let me suggest for anyone wanting to experiment with Creative Coloring, contact pixiedust and GET HER DVD'S!!!!!!! It will answer all your questions, and some you didn't know you had!!!!!! |
roughneck_wife
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Posted From: 63.125.68.175
| | Posted on Thursday, April 26, 2007 - 9:47 pm: |
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who is pixiedust and where can i get her dvd on how to dye |
roughneck_wife
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Posted From: 63.125.68.175
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does anyone know where i can get some of these dye's at a wholesale price or in bulk any info will help thank you |
progroom
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Posted From: 69.148.246.160
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You'll find Pixiedust's information here:
http://www.groomers.net/cgi-bin/discus/show.cgi?tpc=4676&post=272429#POST272429
Barb |
sarahgurl711
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Posted From: 70.171.78.103
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ok if somone could please help i would like to dye my little lolabugg(toy poodle) pink...ive done it with koolaid before and was just wondering if there was maybe a different way to do it...and too does the manic panic hurt the dogs in anyway??? Help Please! this is my lolabugg nice and pink! |
wolfhound
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Posted From: 74.170.250.50
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Petedge offers doggy dyes now. I'd suggest that, since it's made for dogs, rather than manic panic. |
justxanotherxpom
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Posted From: 97.116.82.185
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I have a cream pom that I want to die pink.. im in the US and i dont want it to bleed because he gets wet easily being so close to the ground he is a little on the darker side but light enough any suggestions on what I could use?? |
nakedbacon
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Posted From: 209.196.226.120
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Hi Justx -
I like chalk - it's easy to apply and usually stays on the dog and not on the furniture/flooring/bedding.
In my pet's case (a Shih Tzu) I started with a fully dry dog (that I hadn't washed in a few days) and soaked sidewalk chalk sticks in warm water for a few minutes. I applied the softened chalk to his coat while I was wearing gloves. When he was completely saturated, I blow-dried his coat and used inexpensive hairspray to set the color. He was a pink and blue dog for about 2 months, no bleeding.
Others will have more advice - this is just what I found worked for me. I have chalked my dogs with not so good results (didn't blowdry properly, hairspray or whatever)... If I didn't have a grooming studio, I would have done it outside to lessen the mess. (and it can be messy!)
Good luck and don't forget to post results!
"Do not remove a fly from your friend's forehead with a hatchet." - chinese proverb
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justxanotherxpom
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Posted From: 97.116.82.185
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Hopefully it will work out well (hope he isn't too dark for that) if it doesn't work ill try the easter egg idea and mix gel food coloring with a gallon of water and then mix in 1/3 cup vinegar. **fingers crossed** hope it all turns out all right if not it'll either wash out or grow back :D |
groomnpoodles
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Posted From: 75.252.187.181
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Blo Pens work best for me. Snowy still has color from Easter-- and I've bathed her twice since. 
~Meg
www.parkhillpooch.com
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justxanotherxpom
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Posted From: 97.116.82.185
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ok well here is Tallow after I finished his tail with normal washable markers I plan on doing the rest of him when i get a chance to get blo pens, I didnt want to try for all over right away in case he was too dark. The picture quality isn't great because I took it with my phone sorry |
fannemoran
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Posted From: 99.146.120.103
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groomnpoodles...that was all done with blowpens? Awesome...what colors did you use for the pom poms and topknot... |
groomnpoodles
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Posted From: 173.8.230.225
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The topknot was done with the Bold color blue blopen with a bit of purple on top. The leg poms are with a green blopen... I think it was also Bold, as it turned out florescent. Since discovering blo pens, that's all I use to color with now. Wayyyyyyy too easy!!!! LOL
~Meg
www.parkhillpooch.com
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theposhpet
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Post Number: 1172
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Posted From: 65.185.69.197
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I currently have a Manic Panic addiction. I have used it on a Maltese, a cat, and myself with no ill effects. Sally's carries it and has just about every color under the sun (except green which I am really disappointed about.) The color doesn't budge unless you shampoo it. That's the only time I notice it coming off my head onto my towels. I've washed my hair about 14 times since I colored it and my color still looks great.
Every life should have nine cats...and I DO!
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justxanotherxpom
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Posted From: 97.116.82.185
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how do i get my poms face around his nose, mouth and eyes, with a blo pen, and what happens if he licks it ?? I just wanna make sure it's safe and dont want to spray most of his body and get stuck while trying to do his face |
justxanotherxpom
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Posted From: 97.116.82.185
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well my puppy is now all pink :D he doesnt seem to mind it at all but it was a pain in the neck lol i used the food coloring and water with some vinegar.  isn't he adorable :D |
