OPAWZ12 Colors Pet Hair Dye Paint Pen, Temporary Dog Hair Dye, Non-Toxic and Washable Dog Safe Color Dye, Marking Paint for Dogs Cats Birds and Horses

Just kidding. But the pens are easy to use z super sleek and a good amount in each one. The colors blend very well!! I just love rainbows lol I've also done cheetah print and it came out phenomenal. Recommend this for medium to short haired dog, although it does work for long hair! Its only temporary so a bath will wash most of it out. It doesn't stain anything either. No skin reaction or scents! These are the safest dog dye pens available.

As always with pet things like this, I first tried it on my own skin, and left it on, and unwashed, for 24 hours, because some things that are sold for dogs will cause itchiness and a rash.Happily this one didn't, so then we tried it on our dogs. The colors are bright and easy to apply, very fun! They seem go on best when the ambient temperature is at least 70f (21c) because if the temperature is too cold they're a little harder to apply (but still do work).They're super easy to use, and they don't have any odor, so our dogs don't mind them. They can also be layered, so we can create even more colors, like mixing the white and red to get a pink. Lots of fun for special events!

These are so fun ! Hard to work with when your dog has long hair but you can make it work . And the wash/rub off so effortlessly. If you are looking for something that won’t come off with a dry rag look for something else.

These are temporary markers that are supposed to wash out...and they do just that. They aren't precise but they are relatively easy to use on larger patches of hair. They are a good price for all of the colors you receive too.

I read the reviews about the color fading quickly but thought I would give these a try anyways.Application was fun, like painting with crayons. Afterwards, her hair felt gummy and I worried about color getting onto my furniture. So about an hour after applying I took a wet paper towel and gently squeezed the hair.As you can see in the pictures, the color faded to a pastel purple-pink color.I wouldn’t buy again. If you want vibrant color avoid these.

Colors are bright and show up well!

When they arrived, the markers were completely dried out. My daughter found a video on how to fix the issue and sent it to me. I did what it said and then tried some on my finger which worked. I then used the white marker on my all-black cat. Did not see any change. My husband checked the next day and couldn't even tell I had put anything on him (the cat, of course) even though I had used several strokes trying to put a large letter P (cat's initial). I had initially bought this to use on our four 6-week-old kittens so we could tell them apart, but if white wouldn't work on all black....

I wasn’t sure what to expect with this product but knew the brand had a good reputation for quality products safe for dogs. Also, the price was cheap enough that it seemed worth trying.The color pens are kind of like soft crayons or human make-up cream color sticks. This makes them very easy to use and not at all messy.I noticed absolutely no odor and minimal residue with application. The colors went on bright and showed up perfectly on the white blaze on my dogs chest and worked really well on his tan fur, too!My dog sleeps with me and I did notice a little tinge of color on my navy blue comforter. I’m guessing it would be more noticeable on lighter fabrics. I didn’t see any other transfer on furniture or carpets and it washed right out of my bedding. I’m guessing if I’d wiped off excess after applying, it wouldn’t have been a problem.A few days after applying with virtually no fading, my dog got into something toxic and I ended up needing to bathe him a couple of times right away. The first wash faded the color to a pretty pastel version. The second wash faded it to a very light hint of color. It’s been a few days and still has that pale rainbow tint.It’s been over a week and I’ve seen no sign of any skin irritation or any indication that this bothered my dog in any way.I still haven’t used the white or metallic shades. I’m curious how they might work on darker areas.It was worth every penny and I’m already planning my dog’s next color pattern!