OPAWZ Color Depositing Shampoo for Dogs and Cats, Semi-Permanent Dog Hair Dye, Safe Pet Hair Dye for All Bathable Pets (Vivid Pink, 2.1 fl.oz / 60mL)

I bought this to add some pink to my miniature poodle’s coat, and overall I’m thrilled with it. The shampoo itself feels gentle, lathers well, and rinses out clean without leaving her fur dry. My poodle has somewhat sensitive skin, and I didn’t notice any irritation, which was my primary concern.As for the color, it’s more of a soft pink tint rather than a super vibrant shade. It took a couple of washes before the color became noticeable, and it shows best on the lighter parts of her coat. I don’t mind this since I wanted something fun but not over-the-top, though if you’re expecting a bold or instant result, just keep that in mind.The scent is light and pleasant, and her fur feels soft afterward. People at the park noticed the pink right away and thought it looked cute.All in all, it does exactly what I wanted: cleans well, adds a safe pop of color, and doesn’t irritate her skin. I’ll definitely keep using it.

This looked like ****!! I should’ve known better. The pigment was not bad on the parts that did get dyed, but it was so splotchy and I had virtually no control over where it was saturated. I wish I could figure out how to put all that waste back in the bottle. Pls DO NOT ruin your pet’s coat just for fun.

I now have a cotton candy colored little girl. I love the blending colors I did of fucia and purple. Was easy to apply. Worst part was waiting about 20" at least to let the color deposit.

The media could not be loaded. I like it, the purple didn’t do much on my white dog. We tried a fuchsia and purple patchy look and as you can see the purple is nearly gone. The fuchsia is cute. I might go over her whole body again with just fuchsia. Definitely going to try more colors.

Our girl is white and very curly. I gave her a French poodle cut, and then dyed her with pink with this the next day. I am thrilled! I used gloves, but what little that did get on my arm came off in the shower.I left it on for 15-20 minutes, and it rinsed out easily. It was simple!! AND I still have half a bottle left, so she can be done again in the future! She's 50Ibs for size reference. One bottle could do two large breed dogs. While she is mostly white, she does have some darker sandy blonde spots. Those I could have let sit longer.. so if your dog isn't perfect white then give it extra time.*Update 3 weeks later*:She has now faded to a light, pastel like pink. She hasn't had a bath, but we have had a lot of rain/snow.still would buy again, I feel like a month of color is great! Again, make sure you let it sit in their fur for a long time after applying! Next time I'll put a towel over her to keep her warm and let her sit the full 30 minutes.

My dog is a pedigreed Maltese it is pure white. I bought a bottle of this bright pink die. I followed the directions exactly like it said as you can see in the picture. It's hardly worked at all there is a little bit of light pink around his head. I let it sit on there as a shampoo and then I did it again as a hair dye. I can tell I would not buy this if you plan on putting your dog in a show or doing anything like that because it flat out does not work you're better off trying another product

Pretty for a day, then shook off quickly. Gone before even her next bath, about 3 days. Doesn’t get as dark as shown either, very light purple after 30 min wait. Definitely would not buy.

Groomer here! This stuff is amazing!This was the fuchsia shampoo, their darkest pink so it shows up the best on my cream poodle. The directions on the bottle aren't great, so this is what I did:Wash the dog before with a clarifying shampoo, rinse and towel dry the coat as much as possible, apply the shampoo very thickly (until she was literally red like Clifford) and lather thoroughly, leave it on for 30 minutes. After rinsing I recommend using a conditioner to close the hair shaft and lock in the dye.Some coat types and textures just won’t take dye very well, so it really depends on the individual dog. This could explain a lot of the negative reviews. I’d say (most) curly coats are the most ideal for this type of dye.