Buck tail Dye??

[Doodlum]

Use Kool Aid - it is so easy to use, so cheap and so effective. you won't believe the colors you can produce. So deep and rich and vibrant. And they're permanent. kool Aid is what the kids use to dye their hair. It only works by the way, on natural fibers like wool, deer hair etc. Not synthetics

Anyway, just type .... dye +Kool Aide on Google or your search engine, hit the button and enjoy.

Until you try it you won't believe how easy it is!!!

I've tried hair dye, Ritz dye and none come close to Kool Aid

Your right when I dried Ritz dye it did not penitrate the deer hair and the colors were weak.
Going to buy some Kool Aid tomorrow and give it a wack.What flavor should I use for chartruse? Lemon or lemon lime I guess.
Thank you and shipahoy for the info.

[shipahoy41]

Your right when I dried Ritz dye it did not penitrate the deer hair and the colors were weak.
Going to buy some Kool Aid tomorrow and give it a wack.What flavor should I use for chartruse? Lemon or lemon lime I guess.
Thank you and shipahoy for the info.

lemon mixed with lime worke well for me.

2/3 lemon 1/3 lime. I guess I like yellow chartreuse for its visability.

[willsjwills]

The chlorine bleaches harden and stiffen the fibers. You can use a conditioner to bring the fibers back, since you want fibers that are "soft", not stiff. The conditioner you use on your own hair will work just fine. Make sure you thoroughly wash the tail with a shampoo or dish detergent after using the conditioner.

[Doodlum]

The chlorine bleaches harden and stiffen the fibers. You can use a conditioner to bring the fibers back, since you want fibers that are "soft", not stiff. The conditioner you use on your own hair will work just fine. Make sure you thoroughly wash the tail with a shampoo or dish detergent after using the conditioner.

Thanks for the info Willsjwlls, not real bad news about the bleech at least it can be corrected.

If I wash the tai with dish detergent will I get a rash!?:D :D

[revtaz]

Why wash the conditioner with soap after the fact? Just curious....