The Moroccan Nila powder, which is also known as blue clay, is made from fine-ground desert minerals and botanical extracts.

You can derive a natural blue hue from blue pea flowers or indigo leaves. How to Make: Dry butterfly pea (shankhpushpi) ...

Long, long ago, when the sky turned silvery black and the moon rose to see its pearly face in the pristine waters of the River Indus—a girl was born to walk an untrodden path ...

Hand-painted Phuljari murals by de Gournay, bone inlay tables, and striking copper leaf details—this San Francisco home, ...

By John Yoon and Hari Kumar A rainbow haze swirls through India, where raucous laughter rings out as friends and strangers douse one another with fists full of pigmented powder. It is time for the ...

Specifically, the clear gel from the aloe leaves can be used to soothe ... soda and apply it to the affected area. Indigo naturalis is a dark-blue powder from a dried Chinese herb (Qing Dai ...

The leaves of the Gulmohar tree can be grounded to fine ... Blue pea flowers and Jacaranda flowers can be dried and hand-ground to create a vibrant blue powder. Alternatively, crushing indigo berries ...

Powdered petals, leaves, bark, and roots also have therapeutic applications in Ayurveda and herbal treatments. Plant-based dyes now dominate the herbal cosmetics industry, with turmeric, beetroot ...

I’ve recently opted for a raw indigo baggy jean from Proenza ... and apply a light bronzer or blush with the Guerlain Powder Brush. I’m currently using the 111Skin Repair Sunscreen. It’s super light ...

Unlike competitors that use oil-based gummies with only a 40-60% absorption rate, Fleur De Leaf’s nano-tech gummies provide a ...