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BJD Wig Dyeing Experiment
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- Опубликовано: 4 май 2012
- Well... This is a record of me dying a secondhand BJD wig with acrylic paints.
I think it turned out really well and I am super happy with the results.
Supplies:
~ secondhand (affordable) wig
~ Acrylic paint, that has been watered down
~ toothbrush
~ comb
~ water
It's been nearly a month since I put the wig on my white skinned BJD and I have not seen any dye come off on the doll. =)
** Edit **
I get a lot of questions about this method. I'm not an expert and I've only done this a couple times with mixed results. I will try to upload a FAQ video to answer some of your questions but here's some tips:
~ This method uses watered down acrylic paint. A tiny dab goes a LOOOONG way, so use sparingly and water down.
~ I find that wet hair works best, as the paint is watered down and they dry together. When I tried this on dry MLP hair it ended up feeling brittle and a bit clumpy, the wet BJD wig dried very soft and natural.
~ Avoid using hot water, as it warms the acrylic and could make it run. Run COLD water over the wig to set the acrylic and let it dry completely before washing.
~ It also helps to comb the acrylic through the wig while it's drying, you can do this a couple times to help pull the paint through the layers of hair.
That's it for now, but I'll try to add a video with more answers. Thanks for watching and GOOD LUCK!!
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This is beyond amazing! It looks really good! I'm gonna try this on my Miku wig and transform it into an Aoki Lapis wig! You ma'am just saved me tons of money! Thank you so much!
Hey I just wanted to thank you for uploading this video. Using this method I 'dyed' an old blonde bjd wig of mine for an incoming doll to brown. It wound up taking me two go overs, but after allowing both to dry fully and making sure to brush the color in several times while it was drying, it looks very natural. My my case, probably due to the double coating, the wig feels a little stiff, but brushes well and had very little color bleeding when I dunked in cold water!
Easkyla Jaganshi Awesome. So glad this helped you and you were able to get decent results. I do think the double layering probably made the hair thicker with the paint which could have caused it to be a bit stiff. Still this is great news. Thanks for watching.
Great to know :) .. thank you !
Acrylic ink is the best method. I've tried fabric dye and it comes out good you just have to allow it to dry for a few days before you use it.
Good job!
waw......
id like a wig like that im a cancer patient and I tried another thing in dyeing my wig but hasn't worked out but yea I like how it came out on ur video!!!!!
Only way to find out is to try. I will buy another plain all black wig and sort of practice on it.
Wow what a great ides!! I wanna try this now.. Hmm.. ::Stares at my box o wigs:: >:D
I tried to dye a bjd wig with marker ink but it don't fix, keeps staining everything x.x so now I'm thinking about taking off all(or what I can) the ink and re-painting with acrilic, what I didn't knew that could be used before and now I see that it works good :D
Thank you! :3
This looks so cool! Thank you for sharing! :D
Oh ok thanks =D
woohoo, imma try this today! thank you!!
Ayyy ! This is so helpful *3* ... Wondering if washing the hair though, would make the color come out o.o ... ?
You should dip the ends in hot water it will help the frizz and dryness
Great work! Did it smell weird at all and does it feel great even though you don't wash out the acrylic?
Thank you for your experience
haha its all good, cuz it came out AMAZING in the end, and thats all that matters :D
Gasp! So cool!
Where did you buy a second-hand wig from tho?? :3
What type of doll do you have? He's gorgeous, he looks so pretty looking into the camera >W
hi i was wondering if i could use this same technique with actual pink hair dye?
also did this technique stain the doll or its clothing? also does it last long or fade out during time? or when you style it?
um i used sharpies for my wig. will it be removed?
That looks amazing! I've tried it on my own doll but got a little sick of it, but now it won't come off? Do you know how to remove it as well?
Would sharpies work? I have a really blondish/white bjd wig and I want to give it some (probably) blue tips.
Your boy is lovely
а ларчик просто открывался!!! интересно а натуральный блонд-акрил закрасит?? хочу в рыжий краска для волос-не берёт.!
I was wondering if the dyed part stiff in anyway?
I'd be scared of it staining the resin
what brand was the paint? and how much water did you add would you say? Thanks
I wonder if this would work with a black wig and very dark red acrylic paint or blue paint cause I would like my doll to have a wig like that XD
I just got a 48cm obitsu, and have yet to get her eyes, wigs and things...would this work on thier heat resistant wefts? (am making her a wig myself )
do u think it will work on pullips
I just realized that you posted this on Saturday so it's too early to ask this but have you noticed if it stains the doll?
Does anywhere make doll wigs made from human hair? Or maybe horse hair?
Where did you get your doll? please reply =D
Can i turn a black/dark coloured wig into pute white colour using this method?
Unfortunately lightening wigs with acrylic paint doesn't really work as well, especially when you dilute the paint with water. I tried doing something like that in this video BJD Wig Dye 2.0: Dark Hair hope that helps.
Do you think you could do this for an entire BJD wig? The whole wig I mean, not just the tips.
did the ends get crusty and hard ? or were they soft ?
Does this method work on my little pony toys?
Yoshimon7 Slayer yes. That's actually where I first tried this method. I used it back when I used to customize MLP toys. As long as you brush the paint through the hair really well and let it dry completely it should work great, and last a long time.
Where you get the wig
I bought it second-hand from the Den of Angels Marketplace.
does the dye get removed when washed?
this wig looks like wig from Acchi Kocchi
Hello there, have you heard about "hairator" (google it)? On their website you can watch a good free video demonstrating a painless body hair removal solution that requires zero waxing or even shaving. Actually, even medical professionals endorse it. It made it easier for Emma to get enduring touchable skin. It may help you out also.
The random movement of ur camera made me dizzy >_
y a guy and not a girl?
Bcs why not