Perfected Red Dye

[J_GLax33]

if any1 has perfected red dye can u plz put up a tutorial for me?

[cali feeder]

Step 1: Boil water.

Step 2: Add dye to water, while maintaining boil.

Step 3: Add head to dyed water, and keep water as hot as possible.

Step 4: Leave in as long as necessary.

Step 5: Remove, and rinse in cold water.

Step 6: Toss in freezer for 30 minutes.

Step 7: Make a shrine to Cali Feeder for explaining how to dye a head for you.

[J_GLax33]

Step 1: Boil water.

Step 2: Add dye to water, while maintaining boil.

Step 3: Add head to dyed water, and keep water as hot as possible.

Step 4: Leave in as long as necessary.

Step 5: Remove, and rinse in cold water.

Step 6: Toss in freezer for 30 minutes.

Step 7: Make a shrine to Cali Feeder for explaining how to dye a head for you.

how long is necessary

[bellies_lax_17]

10 minutes is usually ample time in my experiences.

[J_GLax33]

cheers fellas

[CSlax06]

I wouldnt feeze it. It does nothing in my experience.

[laxmatt797]

1 package of rit scarlet is a small turkey tray, boiling hot water for 5 minutes

[LaxDman62]

Yea you wouldnt need to freeze it unless you have hot glue on the head that you want to remove.

[bellies_lax_17]

Some people say it helps 'set' the dye or something, I'm not really sure, so I just do it anyways.

[cali feeder]

Yeah, from what I've heard, it helps the dye "set". But then again, I've never not frozen a dye, so I couldn't tell you the results without a freeze.

Don't forget to build the shrine. Otherwise your dye will be messed up.

[J_GLax33]

would putting th water in the oven with th head work on not