OPAWZ 12 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

Perfect my dog has eyebrows now hehehe

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!

I love these and I would’ve given it five star, but this is not real paint. It’s more like wax. You put it on the dogs fur and it rubs off. It’s definitely something that wouldn’t last over two days. If I do this again, I’m going to get the permanent dog paint. But this was definitely fun to try.

I thought my blue one was tapped, so I almost tossed it out. They twist up like eyeliner. They’re 100% odorless and don’t stain. I got red all over my hand, but it came right off with a spritz bottle and a paper towel. Some advice for soft poodle/bichon/poodle-mix type hair: You want to have a small, soft slicker. NOT the pointless slickers with pins; those just rip hair out. I bathed, brushed and super conditioned my mini poodle two days beforehand. They need to be 100% dry and brushed out. Color by section. Hold the hair, then use the pen to backbrush in reverse. So instead of going against the lay, you’re painting the hair down in the direction of growth. Go over the surface lightly with your slicker to gently break it up before it dries. For flat-coated breeds, I’d just go over it with a medium or course-tooth comb to keep the color even. The coverage is decent. I will go over Jackie’s to fill in the gaps, but arthritis says that’s enough coloring and brushing for today. It’s cool that you can just go berserk and experiment without ruining their fur. I had a lot of fun coloring Jackie’s legwarmers. I can’t wait to try other colors. I might grow her ear tassels back in just to make them pink and purple or something. Edit: It faded on her legs after about 2 days. The top of her head sees less friction, so it hasn’t faded at all.

I'm giving this a one star because I can't give it a no stars .This product doesn't work like it claims. The color is not what is should be red is more like pink . The die comes off all over everything. Every where my fur baby went she left pink die . The only thing that is true is that it does wash out with soapy water and a rag . I had to soapy wash the whole floor and all the furniture any where she had been.

Great for Xolo's but not lick resistant.

Used these to color code a springer spaniel litter. Went on easily. Stayed on a few days before needing to reapply.

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!

Love these. Bought them so we could color our dog . Had a blast. And our dog seemed ok with them too.

I bought the pack of pens to colour my Pom after I saw someone on Reddit do the same using Opawz. First I just did some test patches on the back of her ears to see how long it would last and if it rubbed off on the furniture (like someone else said in their review.) But it was totally fine, it didn't rub off on anything. It lasted a week. It was fading a little bit by then but it was still there. I washed it out in the shower and you could still faintly see it after a wash, which was fine by me and then today, I have coloured her fully as I wanted to and I love it, and I will use them again. I only wish that there was a crayon pen in a pale baby pink colour. Because I don't like the magenta pink, but I couldn't find a pale pink in a pen in any brand.

Incroyable, j'ai pu m'amuser avec mes chats par contre ne vous attendez pas a quelque chose qui compte rester cest un peu comme si on met des pastels gras si le chat se toilette alors ca partira et loin des 3 lavage plutot en seulement 1 lavage, a part ca je suis satisfaite j'ai vraiment pu rire avec eux en simulant un maquillage il y a meme pas besoin dappuyer fort pour impregner la couleur donc tout a pu etre fait sans gène avec des petits ronrons, voila 😅

Great vibrant colors that fade fast Application onto longer fur about as time consuming as expected Blending is easy for the most part just needs a little bit of skill

El producto no es un plumón como tal, es más como una crayola de cera que es la que tiene el pigmento, en mascotas de color claro queda mejor ya que en colores oscuros cuesta mucho que se haga notar el color y no es tan fácil hacer los dibujos aún cuando el color de pelo es blanco o claro, no es tan fácil hacer un dibujo y tampoco dura tres lavadas como dice la etiqueta, al otro día ya no lo tienen