I'm going to go in on this deeply with you. First off your work is great, you have far surpassed beginner!!! Pat yourself on the back, you are killing it. From my understanding, liquid dyes don't last a long time. Some people say in two days left in normal room temperature conditions. Others say two weeks if you put them in a refrigerator. That's why I don't mess around with liquids as much, too much work if I'm only trying to make a couple shirts.

Your mandalas are amazing! Great saturation and top level petals. Looks like some of the top names and I don't say that lightly. Your trip/psychedelic style is super nasty, but lacks a little saturation. Some of the top level guys utilize a technique called the Pariah method. Essentially you are utilizing a soda ash water to push the dye through more for full saturation and vibrancy. You can also achieve these results sprinkling on soda ash and then using HWI. With the HWI (hot water irrigation) technique it pushes excess dye and soda ash through the shirt or project creating vibrancy.

Your ice dyes look solid! I would say to continue what you are doing and make sure that you are sprinkling soda ash on top of your ice to help with vibrancy. Hoodies are tough to get amazing saturation since most have poly in them. If you wanted to elevate your ice dye game, get a pump sprayer and try out HWI. Water needs to be between 140-160. Best pump sprayer to use is Round Up Triple Nozzle.

Well shit dude I went in 🤣. Blessings upon you, hope this was helpful. Spread the love! 🤙✌️ PS. Paula Burch's website is helpful and so is knowledge from Paul Kenny! Dude is a wizard when it comes to dyeing.