What a lovely shade of pink! :o Where did you get that stuff?You can get it on amazon or art stores, it's not cheap but a little goes a very long way: https://www.amazon.com/Dr-Ph-Martins-Concentrated-Persimmon/dp/B003MQJTQU
They look amazing - congratulations! Also, I do love Flurry's wings :biggrin:Thanks! <3
Great! Did you dilute it or just apply right out the bottle?Oh it's definitely diluted! Don't apply it right out of the bottle because it's super concentrated! I put a few drops into a small bowl of hot water, dip the hair in and rinse it off after a few seconds with shampoo.
Great results, and thanks for sharing the product! Have you used it before? No staining?I've used it on Cocoberry, Flurry and Yoyo before a couple of months back (dye didn't take well on the last two so redid them here), I haven't experienced any staining. I've not used this on any white ponies though, but I think it should be ok. This stuff stains pretty well and I think it shouldn't be an issue, as long as you don't get any of it on the pony while repinking.
Do you have to worry about the dye migrating over time, like to the body or other things it touches? I love the way it turned out and have a few ponies that could use a touch up!I think it should be fine though I'm not sure what would happen long term... the last time I repinked was about 4 months ago and the dye has not stained any ponies.
Does this have any scent to it? Like, can you tell it's been repinked by smell?No, it doesn’t have any scent to it.
Beautiful results :heart:Thank you! It's really hard to tell at a glance, but the repinked ponies lack the neon tinge that fading pink has, but the undertone is the same. I'm picking up more watercolors in 2 more pinkish shades and will be experimenting with those colors soon (:
I normally can easily detect a re-pinked pony but this is excellent, thank you for sharing!