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Permanent Dog Hair Dye, Pet Hair Dye Safely Used By Grooming Salons For A Decade, Pet Safe Dye Lasts Over 20 Washes, Bright Color For Dogs And Horses

Permanent Dog Hair Dye, Pet Hair Dye Safely Used By Grooming Salons For A Decade, Pet Safe Dye Lasts Over 20 Washes, Bright Color For Dogs And Horses

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Color: Orange
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Safely used by professional grooming salons for over a decade, ensures bright, lasting color results. An easy-to-apply semi-permanent formula that can be used without issue in multiple pet hair types. Experience brilliant, long-lasting results and the peace of mind associated with using a trusted product.

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  • Directions: 1. Shampoo well and blow dry. 2. Mix No.1 with No. 2 with a ratio of 1:1, making sure they are thoroughly mixed. 3. Apply the mixture to the coat and leave for 20-30 minutes. 4. Rinse well and dry after.
  • Tip: The paste is milky white after mixing, and will gradually turn black with oxidation. You can apply the paste immediately after mixing No.1 & No. 2. If you wait too long and the paste has turned black, the final coloring result will not be as deep and dark as the sample photos.
  • Note 1. Be sure to stir it well with a brush before use. 2. For coloring limited areas, such as ears or tails, you may apply to dry fur. 3. Results may vary depending on application strength and the individual pet’s coat. 4. Coloring results may vary with coat type and breed. 5. Results may vary depending on application strength and the individual pet’s coat. 6. Coloring results may vary with coat type and breed. 7. Safe for pets over 6 months old.
  • CAUTION: Do not use on pets under 6 months; cats; or pets with sensitive, irritated, or damaged skin. Use Isolation cream on areas where you don't want to be dyed, such as ears and tail. Avoid contact with eyes and mouth. If it happens, rinse with a large amount of water for 15 minutes. If any allergic reactions happen during dyeing, discontinue immediately and consult a veterinarian. If the pet is being colored for the first time, conduct an allergy test on the skin 48 hours prior to application.