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To be honest the best thing to set dye is often brine [and then soda ash]...but not everyone wants to mess around with that or has it to hand But salt should work it will depend on what the original issue regarding her holding the dye has been. It looks as though her hair has simply taken none of the dye at all. You need the hair to "open up" and accept the colour. So adding a mordant of some kind, such as salt before, during and after rinses should help the dye to fix to the hair. As an extreme measure you could pick up a dye fixative for an after rinse - you should get that at a large fabric shop or easily enough online. However, there is an unfortunate other possibility - there are a couple of hair types which are non porous and therefore will not take any type of dye at all. Having re pinked a Red Roses in the past and having seen others having done so, I am not aware of Perfume Puffs having poly hair or something similar. But unfortunately if the salt does not hold and a dye fixative makes no difference, its possible that that is the problem.