Sunset Wool Deadlock Tutorial: Part 2: Dyeing

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  • Опубликовано: 1 дек 2024

Комментарии • 25

  • @Ani0akley
    @Ani0akley 6 лет назад +10

    Can u add a tutorial on the braids and spirals that appear to be in the mix?

  • @cai2131
    @cai2131 7 лет назад +1

    Really enjoyed your dread videos, very informative. Thank you for sharing! Will be making some wool dreads soon :)

  • @eloylie
    @eloylie 7 лет назад +10

    Are the dreads washable without losing colour?

  • @sunriselovatt46
    @sunriselovatt46 8 лет назад

    Beautiful colours!

  • @BelladonnaPheonix
    @BelladonnaPheonix 8 лет назад

    These are stunning.

  • @katiesilva-mendez4082
    @katiesilva-mendez4082 8 лет назад

    you are so amazing!! i love my dreads

  • @mirra233
    @mirra233 2 года назад

    hello. thans so much. i want to ask you. if i will wash them, they will look the same after, or they will loss the texture and will be fluffy. have a nice time 🙂

  • @blacklightoracle6208
    @blacklightoracle6208 10 месяцев назад

    Is it best to dye the wool roving 1st and make dreads 2nd or to simply dye the pre formed dreads?

  • @HenleyPhoenix
    @HenleyPhoenix 8 лет назад +9

    Amazing ❤️
    This might sound like a stupid question... But can you dye the wool with natural pigment based hair dyes (like directions, stargazer, manic panic, crazy colour, arctic fox etc)? I know it's wool so it should be dyed with clothing dye... But it'd be far easier and more accessible to more people if you could dye it that way :)

    • @eloylie
      @eloylie 7 лет назад +4

      Yes but then it would stain and wash out

  • @justjosievisuals
    @justjosievisuals 7 лет назад +3

    What are the brands that you.mentioned you recommend for dyeing wool? I didnt understand the names

    • @vklucas1
      @vklucas1 3 года назад

      Jacquard acid dyes work well

  • @thewatchers325
    @thewatchers325 6 лет назад +1

    I can't wait to retire so i can put any color braid wool weave in my hair thanks for the video

  • @mrspatriciadicus8727
    @mrspatriciadicus8727 3 года назад

    Can use this technique with RIT dye after I add vinegar ?

  • @WitchyNectar
    @WitchyNectar 5 лет назад

    Ok, so I have jacquard acid dye.... but it only gives directions to do it stove top.... how do I do it the way you are? How do you prep the dye to do it the way you are.

    • @Enchantment._.MakesTessa
      @Enchantment._.MakesTessa 4 года назад

      Pre soak like she says in the last video. Then put it on like she has and it needs to be completely dried. And it needs to dry not on cloth to absorb all color.

  • @kerrylouise7555
    @kerrylouise7555 2 года назад

    is there a way of doing this without a microwave?

  • @cenobyt3z766
    @cenobyt3z766 6 лет назад

    What is an example of a good acid dye? Thanks!

  • @triciaadams1456
    @triciaadams1456 8 лет назад

    very informative, thank you.

  • @ZippersAlmighty
    @ZippersAlmighty 7 лет назад

    what brand dye do you recommend? ive done some research and it seems like in every brand there are some dye shades that are just terrible.

    • @emiliah2853
      @emiliah2853 7 лет назад +2

      Sugar Shark I recommend acid dyes for wool. For example Jacquard has a lot of colour options and they can easily be mixed together to get even more shades. To make them stick you'll want to add vinegar or citric acid to the dye+water mix. They can be found at some craft stores and also online! But you could also experiment with food colouring and Kool-aid which can both be mixed into all sorts of colours, but for dyeing wool i personally prefer the acid dyes.

  • @patriziasabidussi
    @patriziasabidussi 7 лет назад +2

    Sorry I have not understand witch colors to use :(

  • @KittyNyce
    @KittyNyce 5 лет назад +1

    Could you perhaps put dye in a bucket and let them soak in it?