How to deal with yellowing fur? What are the ways to prevent yellowing fur?

With the improvement of living standards, more and more people are wearing fur. However, the fur that used to be well worn has started to turn yellow. So how to deal with the yellowing of fur? What are the ways to prevent the yellowing of fur? The following editor will explain them one by one, hoping to help you.

How to deal with yellowing fur

The first method is to take it to a place that specializes in fur dyeing to have it re-dyed. Generally speaking, it is easier to dye from light colors to dark colors, such as dyeing yellowed white fur into black or blue.

The second method: prepare hydrogen peroxide and water by yourself, mix them in a ratio of 1:10, then put them into a sprayer, use the spray method to fully wet the yellowed fur, wait for three to five minutes, then use a towel or other object to dip some hydrogen peroxide and water mixture to easily scrub the fur until the fur turns white. If the yellowing is more serious, you can repeat the above steps, and finally put the fur in a cool and ventilated place to dry, and never put it in the sun.

What are the ways to prevent fur from yellowing?

In order to prevent the fur from yellowing, you should also pay attention to the proper maintenance of the fur. Try not to let the fur get wet, as wet fur is more likely to oxidize and turn yellow. When collecting fur, it must be placed in a cool, ventilated and dry place. Also, do not spray perfume or other chemicals on the fur, as these chemicals will destroy the fiber structure of the fur, making the fur more likely to turn yellow and brittle.

Fur storage precautions

1. Avoid chemical spraying

Especially for women who love beauty, when spraying perfume or other chemicals, they must be careful not to wear mink clothing. Otherwise, perfume and other chemicals sprayed on mink clothing will accelerate the yellowing, causing the surface of the mink to oxidize faster and turn yellow prematurely.

2. Moisture and heat protection

Humidity and heat can be said to be the natural enemies of mink (fur). It is difficult to avoid them completely, but we can try to reduce the time that mink is in a humid and hot environment, and avoid direct sunlight. In this way, we can effectively slow down the yellowing process of the fur.

3. Good breathability

The storage environment of mink coats must ensure good air permeability. Never store mink coats in plastic bags. In this way, the surface of the mink fur cannot get an effective breathing environment, which will accelerate oxidation and turn yellow prematurely. It is best to choose silk to store mink coats to ensure good air permeability.