Rit DyeMore Liquid Dye, Super Pink

I dyed my wedding gown from ivory to pink. Love it!! Super easy to use. I suggest the liquid over powder as produces more even color. I wanted a pink wedding dress...and I got it :)) As Im looking at the bottle now its actually petal pink by Rit that I used to dye my gown...I dyed the flowers using the super pink. Have fun!!!!

Ive never dyed a article of fabric , I dyed our dog collar (nylon) that had faded ! These product did a incredible job It was easy to use plus I added the vinegar per the recommended instruction ! Beware this dye is VERY concentrated ! Ill be purchasing more colors for items that have faded!

This was the first time that I ever dyed any piece of clothing. It was pure white to begin with, but the dress is pretty expensive so I was a little nervous. I only left it in the dye for about five minutes and this was the color that I came out with. It was so quick and easy and the color came out so even

I will never understand why people buy WHITE clothing for little kids. I received a lot of hand-me-downs for my almost 3 year old daughter and a bunch are white and/or stained so I dyed them pink! Worked like a charm! My two words of advise: do not overfill your pot with clothing. It needs to very freely move around in order to have even coverage. Also, be careful washing then the first few times. Either wash them by themselves or wash them with dark colored clothes to avoid bleeding.

this has a slight purple tint to it. I got this to tie dye a set and it applied evenly even though both pieces of the set were different material. however out of fear of it looking purple i diluted the color too much and must do the project again

I LOVE THIS DYE SO MUCH. Ive never dyed anything before but using this dye was so easy to use! I used it to dye my among us costume for halloween, which was a white color and polyester I believe, and it came out a pastelish pink! I do wish the color was darker, but it is very good dye and worth the money!

I had a fleece shirt (94% polyester, 6% Spandex) in a color that was too drab for me. Dyeing it with the Super Pink, I expected to see a dusty rose/purple, which is exactly what I got. The white label turned out pink little the bottle tag promised. (see pictures). I needed to watch the process on the stove, and use tongs to keep the shirt submerged, which assured a consistent color. This dye is VERY strong and after rinsing a gazillion times in a stainless sink, with the water (almost) running clear, I lost my patience and threw it into the washing machine with an old white towel. And again with another white towel. And one more time...Still the third towel got colored (last picture)! Plus the shirt shrank quite a bit. So bear in mind: youll never wash your piece as hot as its required for dyeing (close to boiling), so it might shrink. Also be sure to wear gloves. Although those never got in contact with the HOT dye water, they got stained (Nitrile gloves, see picture). Wouldnt want that on my hands. Youll need a lot of time, patience, water, and electricity...I spent much more on the dye etc. than on the shirt LOL.

The Rit Dyemore Advanced Dye for Synthetics worked really well. I purchased this product in order to dye a sweatshirt and pair of sweatpants. The clothing I was dyeing was a 50% cotton – 50% polyester blend, so I needed dye that work for both. This dye by Rit claimed to be able to dye both natural and synthetic fibers so I thought I’d try it out, and boy did it work well! The final result was a vibrant, even coloring on both articles of clothing. The dye successfully worked on both the cotton and polyester. The color was perfectly flush with no uneven light or dark spots. The product comes in a 7-ounce bottle. This is supposed to be able to dye about 2 pounds of fabric. I used half the bottle and was able to dye the both pieces of clothing at the same time. My dyeing method was pretty simple. I just filled a bin with enough warm water to fully submerge the two pieces of clothing. I then drenched the clothing so it was already full of water in order to equally accept the dye. Next, I poured in some iodized salt and half the bottle of dye. I read online that the salt helps with the potency of the dye. Then I placed the clothing in the dye bath and made sure it was all fully submerged. I mixed this with tongs in the dye bath for about 30 minutes. When the time was up I removed the clothing and rinsed and wrung it out with until the water ran almost clear. Finally, I just ran it through the dryer and voila, it was perfect! Overall this product worked very well and I highly recommend Rit products for any clothing project you may have. I give this a 5/5!

Using this dye was very easy since I just wanted to dye my shoe laces but the color didn’t turn out the shade of pink i wanted. Disappointing

My wig was a dingy blonde color before the process and I was SOOOO nervous but not nervous enough to spend $125+ just to get a pink wig. ANYWAYS, this is what I did if youre interested: 1. Pre-soaked my wig with hot water, a teaspoon of detergent, and half cap full of dye for one hour. (I let the water cool, I did not keep it heated.) 2. Washed the wig with cold water until dye stopped leaking (It was rose gold at this point) 3. Used a gallon of water and the bottle of dye, brought it to a boil on the stove 4. Placed the wig in after it came to a full boil (wear protective gear so you dont get dye or hot water on you) 5. Stirred the pot with a heat safe spoon for 30 minutes 6. Squeezed wig while running cold water until dye no longer leaked 7. Used fabric softener/water mix as a detangler and brushed it before hang drying in the shower Disclaimer: Using this dye on human hair may not yield the same result, stick to human hair products for such wigs.