TULIPPermanent Fabric Dye Royal Blue, Model Number: 26586

I die mohair for artist to use on their dolls and it sells for a lot because of what we have to go through to prepare it so I'm very cautious about what I use. For 60 years I've been using Rit and even started using the liquid and again very happy but it's getting too expensive especially for specific colors and I needed this royal blue so I thought I'd try the Tulip and I could not believe how gorgeous it was and how fast. In all things considered I cannot use salt because it ruins the hair so to hard for me to tell anybody else h how it will work for them and like I said it may just be this color now the downside and there's always a downside with Rit liquid after I'm done dying the hair I can pour it into a container and pretty much holds its color but this stuff when I got done using it it was very murky and ugly and it could not be reused but All in all love it just ordered some more

Beautiful color and followed simple directions. Best dye ever used. I was careful washing it the first time thinking it would lose a lot of dye. It didn't! The color is holding strong and is just lovely. Highly recommend their dyes.

It did absolutely nothing, I followed the instructions step by step verbatim everything looked the color but once it was rinsed ALL the color disappeared. it was a waste of my time and money.

I dyed this on the recommended fabric and the royal blue dye was actually sky blue even after being dyed twice and left overnight.

Took a chance on this product and very happy with the results so far. The color is much nicer than i expected. I started with a solid white Under Armour charged cotton shirt (95% cotton 5% elastane aka the best kind) and boiling water. Mixed in the fabric dye and stirred with a long stick for 15 minutes. Hand wringing helps the shirt absorb the color too.Let me know if this is helpful and i will post updates on how the color holds up.

Got this to recolor a shirt that got bleach on it. It worked very well and I am very proud of it because it was one of my favourite shirts from college.

We tie dyed a bunch of shirts for a softball team. Fast and easy with GREAT color! We put it in a squeeze bottle instead of socking it to control coverage.

i dyed a cotton shirt that had bleach stainscolor is amazing and brighttotal even coveragesuperior to Rit dye