Q&A for How to Dye Faux Fur

Yes, but you have to proceed carefully. Faux fur is often made from synthetic materials like polyester or acrylic, so it’s crucial to use dyes specifically designed for synthetics. Stick to dyes from the same brand or product line when mixing, as different brands often have unique formulations that might not blend well. This ensures consistency in how the dyes react and adhere to the fibers. Before diving in, test your color mix on a small, hidden section of the fur to make sure the result matches your vision and doesn’t damage the material.

You can set the color with an iron. I would recommend exercising caution while doing this, however, as too much heat can damage the fibers or even cause them to melt.

It would work, I wouldn't recommend anything scented though, as it may cause problems. Also, quick warning to be careful while drying, I'd say put the dryer on low or delicate heat, or even set it with a hair dryer, as a lot of dryers will overheat and make the fur look matted.

It depends on the slippers' original color. It would likely work with a light color. With a darker color, it might be harder.