Review on 💇 Vibrant Freedom Dog Hair Dye by Benigno Reddy

I love my favorite color Crazy Liberty. We've been using it for a long time and it ALWAYS exceeds expectations. But there are some things you need to know before buying. If you are not a professional or have no idea what you are doing, please be careful! Don't embarrass your dog with bad paint. So check out some tutorials on YouTube or try DOG SAFE.2 Dog Wash first. It colors. Seriously guys. It's a dye. Comments complaining about dirty furniture or their hands were 100% user error. You MUST wear gloves. I'm not joking. If you don't, you'll end up with some very fun colored hands. EVEN. It stains furniture IF WET AFTER APPLICATION (NOT when dry). So you should either leave your dog in the tub until the paint sets or wrap the painted area. (Don't cover your dog's nose or mouth and I can't believe I even have to write this). In the photo of our dog with a multicolored tail, I wrapped each piece in plastic wrap to prevent color transfer. We used foil for our Mohawk dog.3. Make sure your dog has had a bath before applying to remove any grease or dirt from their coat. Apply to DRY dog fur. wait 20 minutes Rinse gently without using shampoo. Pat dry with a towel. Use towels that you don't want to store.4. You may need to reapply the color if the color doesn't match your desired shade. Like human hair, every dog's coat is different. Our Mohawk dog accepted two applications. Our dog with a colorful tail accepted an application. If your dog has dark fur, you will not get light results. Dyeing to prevent transfer of color to areas you don't want to dye, especially when making mohawks or very small areas of color. Make sure your dog is okay and comfortable. Because if they start moving or try to move while you're applying paint, you can end up getting paint in areas you don't want. If this happens, use dog-safe shampoo and water immediately. Can you see the area near the base of my dog's tail that is slightly pink? He just adjusted the position he was sitting in and the painted part of the tail hit his furry butt area as I applied the paint. I'll take care of that, but I need photos for reference beforehand. When reading reviews, listen to the advice of professionals, not people who now have dogs that look like they got out of a clown car.