Dyes - cloth
Cloth dyes are chemicals used to color cloth. Cloth dye poisoning occurs when someone swallows large amounts of these substances. Today it is rare to find this poisonous ingredient in most household cloth dyes. Most common household cloth dyes ... [... more]
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Rit Dye Liquid 8 Ounces-Tangerine
 good for nylon, bad for cotton, very bad for tie-dyeing: All-purpose liquid dye contains a mixture of an acid dye, which works on nylon, silk, and wool, but not on cotton, and a direct dye, which works rather poorly on cotton. If you are dyeing cotton, [... more]
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How to Extract Natural Dyes
You can make dyes with items found right in your own neighborhood. Collect plants, mosses, roots, berries, flowers, nuts and any other natural objects that might contain colors. Chop up your collected items in a food processor or run them through ... [... more]
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How to Create Natural Dyes for Wool
Color your raw wool in natural dyes made from herbs, flowers, berries, roots, leaves and bark that you collect yourself. Gather fresh herb materials while at their peak. Dried herbs can be used, but will result in less brilliant colors. Use 8 ... [... more]
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Dyes - cloth - Overview
Cloth dyes are chemicals used to color cloth. Cloth dye poisoning occurs when someone swallows large amounts of these substances. Today it is rare to find this poisonous ingredient in most household cloth dyes. Most common household cloth dyes ... [... more]
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Definition of Hair Dyes
Consumers considering changing their hair color have a choice of coloring agents to use. What distinguishes them is how long they last and how they color hair. There are at least four basic categories of products: To apply permanent dyes, the ... [... more]
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Eyebrow and Eyelash Dyes
This page contains two short, older articles on eyelash and eyebrow dyes. FDA Warns Against Use of "Permanent" Eyelash/Eyebrow Dyes and Tints July 14, 1992 Eye Cosmetic Safety (Updated December 2006) (also available in Arabic (August 2001)) [... more]
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Dyes - cloth
Cloth dyes are chemicals used to color cloth. Cloth dye poisoning occurs when someone swallows large amounts of these substances. Today it is rare to find this poisonous ingredient in most household cloth dyes. Most common household cloth dyes ... [... more]
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Jacquard Procion MX Dye 2/3 oz Lemon Yellow. 4
Perfect color saturation: I love this black dye... Its very easy to use and it dyes fabric evenly... It leaves a richer, darker shade of black than my fabrics original black color... I recommend buying more than one bottle Nice color, but not green: I [... more]
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Jacquard Procion Dye Magenta 2/3z
Features: Permanent and very washable Color and lightfast on natural fibers Brilliant colors for your fiber arts project or activity You might also like the Art of Tie-Dye (DVD): B0007QQW2W Find thousands of fiber art supplies at Fiber-Arts.com Perfect [... more]
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Tulip One-Step Tie Dye Kit
Features: The Ultimate Kit includes Turquoise, Yellow, Purple, Green and Fuchsia One-Step Dyes in easy applicator bottles, gloves and rubber bands. Kit includes full-color instruction guide with 14 distinct techniques to create the latest looks in tie- [... more]
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Jacquard Procion MX Dye 2/3 oz Cerulean Blue. 70
Features: Permanent and very washable Color and lightfast on natural fibers Brilliant colors for your fiber arts project or activity You might also like the Art of Tie-Dye (DVD): B0007QQW2W Find thousands of fiber art supplies at Fiber-Arts.com Perfect [... more]
$4.69
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