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Originally Posted by belindaY  Hello Ladyhawk, I haven't washed him again yet---last time out of wraps he was an ashy blond type color. Because of my crazy schedule I haven't had a look in the bright light of day and hope to get to that tomorrow. He's not a bad color from neck to waist--med. blue and quite nice, but waist to rump and tail, scary. I'll get back on here for help after washing him again. Does their hair take dye similar to the way humans do? The reason I ask is that some beauticians specialize in hair color and I wonder if a clever one could put him back to normal... |
Because their hair is so similar to ours except for the ph I would think that it would act alot like ours when colored. The cortex of the hair is the same and the cuticle has to be at least roughed up for it to accept color for any length of time. Watch out with a hair stylist, even deposit only color will lift some pigment as it contains a developer that is from 5 to 8 percent peroxide. A temporary stain that is made for dogs would probably be your best bet.