Review on 🌈 Revive Your Style with DYLON Dark Brown Hand Dye 50g: Long-Lasting Color for Your Fabrics! by Jessica Lewis

bought a pink flamingo to dye a 100% cotton ribbon to use as a tuxedo style stripe on a cropped hoodie I made. I am 90% sure that those who had trouble getting the wrong color dyed a fabric that was less than 80% cotton and even with 80% cotton and 20% polyester the color would to my understanding and my research to be muted. done) this dye doesn't work on polyester and probably not acrylic, technically it should work on rayon, rayon and bamboo as dyes that work on cotton will work on them too. (Although I haven't tried it yet, but I will soon, using a different pack to dye a 50% cotton/50% modal t-shirt in a black/pink/pink/fuchsia style. I'll post a selection when I'm done) When I dyed the cotton twill I added a small amount of blue (true blue and another brand) to give it a more fuchsia hue. (Honestly I don't know if I've added enough to make a difference, so the color in my photos is similar to the pink flamingo. I would definitely buy this brand again. I've added some photos so you can see the original color of the Cotton twill webbing (white with a slight yellow cast) next to pink flamingo dyed twill webbing (in real life it's a little more purple as cameras don't pick up purple very well, but the color in the photo does a very good job of capturing the actual color overall. My advice: make sure what you're dying is at least 90% cotton (or something that can be dyed like cotton (easy to look at) and frankly if it isn't), isn't dyed right and that Label says it's cotton, The company that made the item to be dyed probably lied about the composition of the fabric. (You can always tell something is actually polyester because it makes you sweat more than usual and keeps you warm because it's breathable (polyester needs to be hot heat dyed, usually requires the stovetop method, and is hard to get make it bright if you don't have professional dyeing equipment), when it says microfiber it's usually always polyester. which can be dyed like cotton (easy to see) and frankly if it isn't) won't dye properly and the label says it's cotton, the company that made the dyed product probably has over the Fabric composition lied. (You can always tell something is actually polyester because it makes you sweat more than usual and keeps you warm because it's breathable (polyester needs to be hot heat dyed, usually requires the stovetop method, and is hard to get make it bright if you don't have professional dyeing equipment) if it says microfiber it's usually always polyester which can be dyed like cotton (easy to see) and frankly, if it doesn't) won't dye properly and the label says it's cotton, the company that made the dyed product probably lied about the fabric composition. (You can always tell something is actually polyester because it makes you sweat more than usual and keeps you warm because it's breathable (polyester needs to be hot heat dyed, usually requires the stovetop method, and is hard to get make it bright if you don't have professional dyeing equipment) if it says microfiber it's usually always polyester.lied about the composition of the fabric.(you can always say something is actually polyester because it makes you sweat more than usual and you keeps warm as it is breathable (polyester needs to be dyed with hot heat, usually requires the stovetop method and is hard to get make it light if you don't have professional dyeing equipment), if it says microfiber, it is usually always polyester. lied about the composition of the substance. (You can always tell something is actually polyester because it makes you sweat more than usual and keeps you warm because it's breathable (polyester needs to be hot heat dyed, usually requires the stovetop method, and is hard to get make it bright if you don't have professional dyeing equipment), if it says microfiber, usually it's always polyester. if you don't have professional dyeing equipment), if it says microfiber, usually it's always polyester. lied about the composition of the substance. (You can always tell something is actually polyester because it makes you sweat more than usual and keeps you warm because it's breathable (polyester needs to be hot heat dyed, usually requires the stovetop method, and is hard to get make it bright if you don't have professional dyeing equipment), if it says microfiber, usually it's always polyester. if you don't have professional dyeing equipment), if it says microfiber, usually it's always polyester. lied about the composition of the substance. (You can always tell something is actually polyester because it makes you sweat more than usual and keeps you warm because it's breathable (polyester needs to be hot heat dyed, usually requires the stovetop method, and is hard to get make it bright if you don't have professional dyeing equipment), if it says microfiber, usually it's always polyester.