can you dye them and bleach them
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Hi Great game. The ones I ordered were terrible. They were so thin and cheap. I wear clip in's all the time, so I know good ones from bad. Don't use the seller I used. To answer your question, I think you could probably dye them, but I have a feeling they won't last very long. I wouldn't do it. They do come in various colors however.
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Yes I dyed mine to match color of my hair don't know about bleaching but sure u can
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I don't think so. The surface is not wood-it's a laminate (plastic???) that does not seem conducive to taking a stain. You might be able to paint them with the right kind of paint.
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Personally I did dye them this week and did a conditioning treatment and they are much nicer now(: they aren't a waste of money(: just use good conditioner and shampoo they have lasted me two months so far(:
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You can, but you might not like the results. Colors tend to be muted and dull.
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Yes, they are intended for that purpose. Wash them in hot, soapy water after use and, for greater security, you can dip them in a dilute solution of bleach.
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We have not tried to dye them but my daughter has not been able to straighten or curl this hair. We have our doubts it is Real Human hair. If you need them for an occasion/one time use these will work because they don't look bad and you get quite a few but if you are want nice long term extensions I would upgrade and spend a little more money.
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Yes. Although I have not washed them yet because mine is fairly new, but I would wash them in cold water only and no bleach. Also , I would be cautious putting them in the dryer or on the lowest drying level for a short time so they would not shrink. I am really pleased with the product, the sturdiness and the convenience of sorting.
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Possibly, if you put them in a lingerie bag. I hand washed mine just in case, since they don't seem particularly sturdy. FYI these are by no means colorfast so be careful so if you do decide to try it, don't wash with light colors.
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Absolutely, but for both. It depends on your other attire. Will you be wearing a light, or even white shirt? Better get a white one for that. If wearing something dark, of course, the black is it. Only problem I'm running into with the white ones is how they get dingier after every wash. I will try to soak them in a bleach solution for about 20 to 30 minutes, then run them through the wash again, to see if it brightens them up. I have 5 white ones, one black. I try to budget a new purchase each month. The black is great, no turning grey like the white, but black is easily discolored by any bleach. I think that's it. You are welcome to inquire further. Phil Absolutely, but for both. It depends on your other attire. Will you be wearing a light, or even white shirt? Better get a white one for that. If wearing something dark, of course, the black is it. Only problem I'm running into with the white ones is how they get dingier after every wash. I will try to soak them in a bleach solution for about 20 to 30 minutes, then run them through the wash again, to see if it brightens them up. I have 5 white ones, one black. I try to budget a new purchase each month. The black is great, no turning grey like the white, but black is easily discolored by any... » Read More Absolutely, but for both. It depends on your other attire. Will you be wearing a light, or even white shirt? Better get a white one for that. If wearing something dark, of course, the black is it. Only problem I'm running into with the white ones is how they get dingier after every wash. I will try to soak them in a bleach solution for about 20 to 30 minutes, then run them through the wash again, to see if it brightens them up. I have 5 white ones, one black. I try to budget a new purchase each month. The black is great, no turning grey like the white, but black is easily discolored by any bleach. I think that's it. You are welcome to inquire further. Phil « Show Less
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i throw them in the washer. and i use regular detergent soap with bleach and in hot water, your color ones might changed color but you can use them again.
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Michelle, then buy the white linens and dye them yourself. I would not try to fade them. You will probably ruin the fabric.
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No, if you do that you'll end up with much darker color on the ends. Ask somebody to apply your color, a girlfriend or husband. Most of the people that do their own color have no idea how bad of a job they do for the back section.
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I doubt it, but why would you want to? They're beautiful and lifelike as they are. If I wanted some color, I'd place them in a clear glass vase on a lighted base, and change to a color bulb.
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I don't think so. Once bleach has touched your carpet or clothing etc that is pretty much how it will remain. Bleach is permanent, unless you chose to try and dye it. I don't recommend dyeing your carpet.
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I did not dye them but the weft was slightly thin. But I used them for glue ins anyways and I use two packs since I have short hair and it was very full. It is real human hair and the quality of the actual hair was great so I would assume it would be possible to dye as long as you know what you're doing.
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Yes you CAN color them as long as they are made of real hair. I've toned, highlighted then toned again just to achieve my personal color match! Gently washing, extreme moisturizing and air drying will ensure long last and great wear! No need to wish every time they are worn. Keep clips CLOSED when not using and store in a bag.
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Yes, I think you could paint or stain them if you sand off the clear coat on them.