can these be bleached/ dyed???
520943
I haven't tried bleaching, but I imagine you could if you are very careful, it would probably make the extension deteriorate quicker. They can be dyed, because I used a natural coloring product (Herbatint) to get the color closer to mine and had no problem.
520944
They take dye very well, however if you want them to last longer, I would not recommend bleach, you can bleach, but they will become very damaged, but it's whatever you want to do.
1883841
The colors pictured are the ones that we have, I don't believe that these would bleach to white
258742
No, I haven't bleached them. I sent back the ones that I ordered as they seemed too thin and were smaller that what I wanted.
311486
technically yes, make sure it's a light color you get or the color isn't going to show up. I think it's too fragile to hold up to bleaching/coloring multi-step processing. I'm not affiliated with the company or anything, so I could be wrong. this is based on my personal experience with the extensions. I wasn't able to use them more than a month before they were beyond repair.
237617
According to on line information that would be no they cannot...I hand washed mine with soft soap. It took awhile to dry, but it came out very well...
638885
I tried washing mine yesterday as they've developed a bad smell, and for the 15 minutes I was trying to wash them, the black dye kept coming out endlessly, and my hands were completely black. In the end, I just got so tired of this process and lost hope. Today, they're semi-dry but streak black like crazy. The amount of dye is ridiculous, and instructions to hand wash are ridiculous as well. Horrible.
1444902
Hello Carol, Like with any other product, it can be bleached. We recommend using a small amount and not putting it directly onto the product. Please let us know if we may assist you further.
994272
I really don't kno but I would assume u could delicate wash the In the washing machine or even hand wash them, that's what I would do personally
30564
I can't imagine why not! Bleach, overdone, will destroy any fabric. But in proper quantities, sure!
758144
I haven't tried bleaching but they are 100% cotton. When I had a restaurant, I always used spray n wash (now called resolve). Less caustic than bleach and did amazing stain removal on cotton napkins. The trick is to get to the stains quickly (after your guests leave, of course!).
1126021
Possibly, if you put them in a lingerie bag. I hand washed mine just in case, since they don't seem particularly sturdy. FYI these are by no means colorfast so be careful so if you do decide to try it, don't wash with light colors.
140016
I've used bleach a few times, with no noticeable wear. Brightened them up and removed minor stains. But as another user said, I would not do it regularly.
1951282
They are not treated with chlorine. I don't believe they are bleached. I think it's a low impact natural dye. However, they are not my favorite. I really wanted them to be, since they're made in the US and they are organic and help, nothing else, however they're small and scratchy and not quite absorbent. I use them for wiping in the home made baby powder.
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Yes you CAN color them as long as they are made of real hair. I've toned, highlighted then toned again just to achieve my personal color match! Gently washing, extreme moisturizing and air drying will ensure long last and great wear! No need to wish every time they are worn. Keep clips CLOSED when not using and store in a bag.
1373745
They are not paintable or stainable. They are made of black plastic and paint or stain would not stick to them very effectively.
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I actually haven't tried, but I would imagine they could. I use them with all kinds of cleaning products, some of which may contain bleach, and I haven't had any issues.
1999313
Yes, but only by hand - instruction tag on inside of bag says "Do Not Wash - Wipe Off." I just use a very damp cloth. They cannot be put in a washing machine! However if bad stains, I can give detailed instructions on how to do this if needed. The by hand method works fine for me so far.