Dylon Hand Dye - Paradise Blue

Dylon Hand Dye is suitable for most natural fabrics including cotton, linen, viscose, wool, and silk. Always check the care label of your item for fabric composition.

No, Dylon Hand Dye is not suitable for pure polyester, acrylic, nylon, or fabrics that have special finishes (e.g., waterproof, dry-clean only).

Yes, you will need to add 250g of ordinary salt to the dye bath for the dye to work effectively. This is not included in the pack.

One 50g pack of Dylon Hand Dye can color up to 250g of dry fabric to a full, rich shade. For larger amounts of fabric, the color will be lighter.

After submerging the fabric, you need to stir continuously for the first 15 minutes, then regularly for another 45 minutes, for a total submersion time of 1 hour.

For best results, the water in your dye bath should be warm, approximately 40 degrees C (104 degrees F).

Yes, you can mix colors. Standard color mixing rules apply; for example, if you dye a red fabric with this Paradise Blue, the result will likely be a shade of purple.

Ensure you used the correct amount of salt (250g) and that the water temperature was around 40 degrees C. Make sure the fabric weight did not exceed 250g for full shade, or adjust expectations for a lighter result. Stir the fabric continuously for the first 15 minutes and regularly thereafter to ensure even dye absorption.

Verify that the fabric is made of natural fibers (cotton, linen, viscose, wool, silk). This dye is not effective on synthetic materials like pure polyester, acrylic, or nylon, or on fabrics with special finishes.

Always use rubber gloves during the process. For sink stains, clean immediately with a strong household cleaner. Non-porous surfaces are easier to clean. Work in a stainless steel sink or a designated dyeing bucket.

Stop use immediately if irritation occurs. Always wear rubber gloves to avoid direct skin contact. Consult a medical professional if symptoms persist. Keep out of reach of children.