tried to color elite thermofiber

One I used RIT dye in tan liquid and the other was RIT dye in dark brown granules. Both were stove top method with the latter requiring salt. If experimenting, don't use the whole weft in case it doesn't turn out to the desired shade. Snip a couple inches off to test. Also, make sure there's enough dye and water to cover the hair completely. Don't leave any hanging above the fluid or you'll have a blotchy result.

When I get a few free moments I'm going to test some with Jacquard acid dye that I have. I experienced significant bleeding with that dye when I tried it on human hair, though. Even 5, 6, 7 washings later, I had enough crocking to know this would be a disaster if it were installed on someone.

One of them is actually an ash stone color. Might look good blended with something but on its own, me no like.

This is synth hair, right? You cannot color synth hair. You might be able to stain it very (and I mean very) slightly with hair color but that's it. It isn't hair. It has no cuticle. It doesn't absorb anything. 

Thanks for the encouragement:). I will keep trying, I will look into fabric dye and vegetable dye. I read that Wawa is dyable, and so I wrote to vixenwigs on ebay to ask about it. She said that it is hard to dye, but that she has heard a couple of her buyers say that non-peroxide vegetable dyes work. So, since they are both thermofiber, I might try that on this stuff. It's so beautiful, I just want it to match so bad!!!!! We'll see....:)

Thanks Andreau: