We need a container to mix the dye, a spoon to mix it, some food coloring and shampoo to make the dye and a tooth brush (a hair brush is much better if you have one) to apply the it and some aluminium foil to wrap your hair and keep it dry while the dye does its magic. A old t shirt, some newspapers on the floor and a pair of gloves will save you a lot of regrets after the work is done as well
Although this is not essential this will save you a lot of time and will make this much easy if you’re trying this for the first time
Add the shampoo and food coloring (make sure it's a white or clear shampoo) till the color is a little darker than you want . . . . .
Now wrap the ends of your braids or the portions with the foil so that the dye won’t leak. A time of around 2 to 3 hours is recommended but with darker hair this time may increase. You will have to play around with this element until you get that perfect tone you wanted!

The results will vary from your hair color but as your IndoHair products are from 100% virgin Natural Indian Hair it will give the same results as with your normal hair! Hope you enjoyed this tutorial! We’ll be back next week with a more detailed tutorial that might involve bleach. I’ll leave my words of caution until then. Have a pleasant week ! Image credits from prettydressesinthelaundry
____________________________________________________ As always remember to consult your local salon and have a routine to take care of your beautiful 100% authentic natural Indian hair extensions.
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