Hold off on tying your hair up until you’re done, keep your hair loose once you’ve applied the dye to ensure even coverage.

A bioproduction method that ties compound synthesis to bacterial survival could be used to mass-produce natural products.

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Switching to natural dyes can enhance a product’s health halo especially as more consumers seek clean-label products. But a ...

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After tons of trial and error, I’ve finally built the ultimate cementing paste farm — efficient, automated, and built to pump out paste non-stop. Whether you're tired of hunting bugs or grinding ...

Dr Oates, SwitchDye’s Chief Technology Officer, who carried out his PhD as part of the Priestley Centre for Climate Futures, ...

FLAGSTAFF — Navajo dye expert Mark Deschinny — like his grandmother and mother before him — uses local plants to make natural dyes for Navajo weaving. Blue penstemon. Sagebrush. Holly berries. Cliff ...

This post walks you through some of the best plants for natural dyes and planning and preparing your garden, with tips for growing and harvesting four gorgeous dye garden plants. Did you know that you ...