Dog Hair Dye (Aquamarine)

The media could not be loaded. I bought the Crazy Liberty Dog Hair Dye, but instead of using it on a dog, I decided to give my cat a fabulous makeover—and WOW, it turned out amazing! If you’re looking for a safe, vibrant, and easy-to-use pet dye, this is the one to get!Vibrant Color & Long-Lasting ResultsI was worried the color might be dull or fade quickly, but it came out bold and vibrant! My cat looks like a walking masterpiece, and even after a few weeks, the color has held up beautifully.Safe & Gentle on FurThe biggest concern for me was safety, especially since cats groom themselves constantly. Thankfully, this dye is non-toxic, gentle, and didn’t irritate his skin or fur. He acted completely normal after application—just extra fabulous!Easy to Apply & No MessApplying it was shockingly easy. The texture is smooth, making it simple to work into the fur, and it washes off my hands easily (but stays on the pet!). I recommend using gloves and a brush for an even application.Final Verdict: 10/10 Would Dye My Cat Again!If you want to add a pop of color to your pet, this dye is fun, safe, and long-lasting. My cat now struts around like he knows he’s the most fabulous feline in town!✔ Pros: Bright color, safe for pets, easy to use, long-lasting✘ Cons: Your pet may start acting like a supermodel after their glow-up!Would I buy it again? Absolutely—I’m already planning his next color!I added a video and pictures ignore my ugly hands I’ve been painting all day!

I bought this color in turquois, magenta and purple so I could surprise my children and dye my dog Sadie to look like Sully from Monsters Inc for Halloween. Here is what I learned during my experience. I wash and dryed her the day before. WEAR GLOVES this will stain your hands and everything it comes into contact with. That is the point right. Start on dry hair. I did this on my lunch hour so I only left it in for 10-15 mins and still got the results from the pics BUT here is how. When rinsing, I did NOT use shampoo, only water. I did NOT scrub her fur or even really touch it much during rinsing because everytime I did the color started to disappear. I used the spray nozzle from my shower head and sprayed her until the water ran Mostly clear. I was on lunch so unable to blow dry (Sadie would not go for that anyway) I let her play outside to air dry. The first pic of her standing and looking is when she was wet, fresh out of the shower. The scond pic of her in the window is of her after air drying but on the same day. The color is lighter but still bold. The third pic is of her 4 days later. It is even lighter now. More like pastels. The last pic is of her in her bed 4 days after. No staining on the bed at all. This does have a strong scent. It is not bad, kinda perfume smell you get in dog shampoos but is strong so plan to be quick or in a well ventilated space. As you can see we have light grey carpet, her bed is cream, she sleeps in a white window and lays on a light grey comforter at night. I am not seeing transfer on anything. Please note When wet it will transfer from fur to anything touched

This was my first experience doing the color and it was great! I was a little concerned about staining the tub, but that wasn’t an issue at all. Be sure to use plastic gloves when applying the color. I wrapped her tail in aluminum foil and used zip lock baggies held in place with hair clips. After application, I just gave her a twenty minute head massage while we waited for the color to “take”. Then, I rinsed the tail and each ear using the shower sprayer (I have a hand held shower extension for that tub because I normally bathe her there anyway).Test a little of the product on the inside of the doggie’s ear 24 hours prior to this process to make sure there’s no allergic reaction.Be sure the dog is clean when you start the coloring process. Do not use conditioner on the areas you will be coloring. Start with her hair clean and dry.The product smells good. The color continues to remain a nice color as it fades. I’ve really enjoyed the added “cuteness” and I’ll definitely do it again periodically. My daughter said, “she looks like a stuffed animal!” :)

The results were awesome. My little man looks bada$$ but I didn't wear gloves and now my skin is flaking off and catching on everything and I want to rip my hands off! This pic of my hands is 4-5 days later. Other than my own stupidity it's works very well!

I went through a horrible break up with a Pomeranian which scarred me from ever playing nice with any other pom and broke my heart. I practically begged my hooman for a glow up to let her know what she was missing. Of course she had to give me what I wanted. It only took a lifetime to set the dye, though my hooman claims 20 minutes. I was calm as well as showed no allergic reaction. I was ready to see the results and wanted to shake it off and get outside to show my ex-b, but my hooman gave a quick hold on the foil on my ears and gave me some crackers to keep me from speeding the process. She brushed my teeths, greased my scalp, put my lil durag on and after a bit, I was ready to go to the doggo park for a new b. Safe to say, she would not be a Pomeranian. All eyes were on me and I received many compliments as well as concerned strangers on if I had accidentally got into my hoomans dye. About 5 weeks later I seen my ex-b with a new doggo, my now ex homeboy. Wont name any breeds, but definitely a downgrade. After spiraling in my thoughts on this new loss of friendship, the dye still held up. It is now about 2 months later and the dye is still holding up well, though I am ready for touch up and I’m sure after I’ll be ready to take my ex-b bestfriend and ex homeboy sister, whom neither is a pom.