Permanent dyes were associated with more breast cancer, but temporary dyes were not.
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Behind every coated pout, one trifecta runs the show: dyes and pigments for hue, wax for form, and oil for smooth application. Dyes
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"I use chemical dyes which have a vividness that could never be achieved with natural dyes and have a radiating quality," Hussey says.
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Dr. White suggested that women switch from permanent dyes to semi-permanent dyes, which were not found to be associated with an increase in cancer.
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The natural dyes may have represented life to the Miao people, a connection to the natural world, but now those same dyes are Han Shan's actual lifeline — his livelihood.
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Spray and temporary dyes fade after several washes and typically lack the harsh chemicals that permanent hair dyes contain, which, according to InStyle, makes them a child-safe alternative.
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He also spearheaded the use of chemical aniline dyes, which introduced vibrant reds and deep purples to Japanese printmaking, in contrast to traditional plant and mineral-based dyes, which rendered subtler shades.
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Textile artists in many countries are increasingly turning to natural dyes, both as an attempt to revive ancient traditions and out of concerns about the environmental and health risks of synthetic dyes.
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But formaldehyde and disperse dyes may collide on uniforms, where different types of fabrics, dyes, and anti-wrinkle and anti-stain resins could all be present, though she said this is not common.
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Natural dyes, though more expensive and harder to use than the chemical dyes that have largely supplanted them, produce more vivid colors and are safer and more environmentally friendly than their synthetic counterparts.
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Walden dyes the material to create her palette of colors.
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Zips, dyes and synthetic fibres are sourced from other continents.
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The natural dyes will imbue the rice noodles with color.
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Newly developed dyes, however, could prove to be safer alternatives.
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Kraft removed artificial flavors, preservatives and dyes from Mac & Cheese.
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Dyes may be linked to skin rashes and other issues.
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These are things like binding materials, dyes, preservatives, and flavors.
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The majority of those rugs are made using chemical dyes.
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Mr. Mohammed dyes his beard orange, like the Prophet Muhammad.
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Read about Aura Herbal's technology to use natural dyes for clothing.
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Lots of dyes used in sodas and colas derive from insects.
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The coffee drinks aren't made with dyes or even pigmented fruit.
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The semipermanent dyes promise to fade into your natural tone gracefully.
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For example, "there are formaldehyde releasers in hair dyes," Leiba said.
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Here's a wild story for anyone who regularly dyes their hair.
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Formulas are plant-based and free of dyes, fillers, and colorants.
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Nico: Today I'm gonna be testing out four temporary hair dyes.
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The Touchback Pro Root Touch Up temporarily dyes roots in seconds.
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Her products are made with sustainable fabrics and without toxic dyes.
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The Gutiérrez family works to preserve traditional plant and insect dyes.
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He cuts, dyes, curls, and applies wigs to dolls&apos heads.
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Often, accomplishing that calls for treatments with various dyes and chemicals.
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Or humans are just much better than mice at using hair dyes.
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She has blue eyes and naturally blond hair that she dyes red.
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About 100, mostly dyes or mildly radioactive materials, are in routine use.
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Like many dyes, it was named for the place it came from.
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While her hair has since grown back, Chiara no longer dyes it.
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NOTE: All-natural dyes take longer for the color to show up.
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Simply Good claims to be free of artificial flavors, dyes and preservatives.
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For example, some of the most common allergies include fragrances and dyes.
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These are our top picks for the best at-home hair dyes.
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Among these ingredients, you won't find any sulfates, phthalates, fragrances, or dyes.
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He is partly of Indonesian heritage, and dyes his hair bright blond.
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Ross said the Levi's plant was polluting the water with toxic dyes.
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Dunkin' Donuts has also announced that artificial dyes have been removed from its doughnuts, part of an effort to offer simpler ingredients and cut dyes across its U.S. lineup of foods and drinks by the end of 2018.
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So swap out farmed salmon, which contains food dyes, for the real thing.
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This fabric is breathable, and it has no dyes that could irritate you.
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They're also all free of sulfates, parabens, phosphates, and synthetic dyes and fragrances.
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They're free from dyes, alcohol, synthetic fragrances, sulfates, and petroleum-based cleaning agents.
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I strongly believe in avoiding artificial dyes and food coloring for kids' diets.
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Then there is the dyeing process, for which dyes have to be produced.
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Colored with different dyes, several acrylic fills are set inside little rectangular molds.
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These bags are particularly eco-friendly, and are handmade with lead-free dyes.
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Artificial dyes and pesticides are often used, and the farms pose environmental hazards.
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They're free from dyes, alcohol, synthetic fragrances, sulfates, and petroleum-based cleaning agents.
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These dyes were some of the most expensive commodities in the ancient world.
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Her decadent toasts frequently incorporate healthy ingredients, like radishes, seeds, and natural dyes.
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Plus, it's free of dyes and parabens, so it won't irritate the skin.
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Next to the scissors are hair sprays and dyes, brushes and beard oils.
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He buys all the fabrics that he dyes; he does not make them.
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It's free of additives, artificial dyes, sulfates, and gluten, plus it's cruelty-free.
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Sulfites in dried fruit and tartrazine in food dyes can cause asthma exacerbations.
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We only use 100 percent natural-color plant dyes, so we don't do patterns.
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Why do sodas need to use insect-derived dyes instead of plant-derived ones?
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Then they are shown in their distilled forms, extrapolated into powder pigments or dyes.
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I mixed together four different dyes and we got exactly the color she wanted.
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She revolutionized the supply chain so that dyes were safer for local water supplies.
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The pro employs semi-permanent vegetable or plant-based dyes in all her appointments.
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We also did some experiments with colored dyes in water for the second half.
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It essentially dyes their fur in the womb, and the color fades over time.
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Still, the precise reasons why this would make the dyes so unstable remained unclear.
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The handcrafted soaps are made with safe, vegetable-based dyes and vitamin E oil.
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"Whether he dyes his hair or not," she said, "the president has great style."
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In the 18th and 19th centuries, makers of medicine and dyes used this acid.
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Dr. Skotnicki echoed the sentiment and also explained that fragrances and dyes are unnecessary.
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For these reasons, all of our picks are free of sulfates, phthalates, and dyes.
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The FDA allows companies to use artificial food dyes if manufacturers meet safety requirements.
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We're not talking about anybody who successfully dyes their hair and also looks after it.
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Pro Way taught him how to cut hair, shave and trim beards, and handle dyes.
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It consists of tiny microcapsules which contain pH-sensitive dyes, held in an epoxy resin.
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The coloring process for the textile and paper workshops, for example, comes from natural dyes.
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The "pink lotion," another bestseller, isn't pink anymore either because the company removed all dyes.
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The same goes for chlorophyllin, which is often used in supplements, or in food dyes.
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Previous techniques often required the use of dyes or fixatives to help see these molecules.
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This list consists of budget-friendly items like temporary hair dyes and rainbow bath bombs.
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Simple makes an excellent foaming cleanser that has zero artificial perfume, dyes, or harsh chemicals.
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Or they could inject people with radioactive dyes and then scan them with X-rays.
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"We use fabric dyes on the wood to get a huge range," Ms. Sharma said.
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The gentle formulation has no fragrance and is also free of sulfates, phthalates, and dyes.
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The company announced on Thursday that it is removing all artificial dyes from its doughnuts.
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In humans, studies have linked food dyes to hyperactivity and other behavioral problems in children.
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Simple makes an excellent foaming cleanser that has zero artificial perfume, dyes, or harsh chemicals.
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These natural purple dyes also faded rapidly, the Yale chemistry department explains on its website.
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Minute Maid grapefruit juice Another drink that uses insect-derived dyes is Minute-Maid grapefruit juice.
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It's free of artificial preservatives, parabens, chemicals, dyes, fragrance, silicone, dimethicone, phthalates, sulfates, petroleum, and talc.
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She's described as having facial piercings, red hair that she dyes black, and a few tattoos.
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Niall Horan sometimes dyes his hair purple, and goes by "Lavender Niall" when he does so.
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If you want to take it a step further, look to avoid phthalates and dyes too.
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At one point, in need of camouflage, she dyes the tresses blond but keeps the style.
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Now, Nedorost says, she's much more likely to see patients with issues related to disperse dyes.
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Gujarat is also a major source of dyes used for coloring textiles and plastic household goods.
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AmeriColor's bright gel dyes create truer and more vibrant results in a wider range of hues.
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The basic design involves an array of dyes that change color when exposed to various compounds.
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Her husband, who was in a rock band when they met, dyes his goatee cerulean blue.
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They contain moisturizers but no dyes, parabens phthalates, or alcohol so they won't wreck delicate skin.
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As a result, the garment doesn't require dyes or extensive transportation infrastructure, minimizing its environmental impact.
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For decades, scientists have debated whether hair dyes frequently used by women might contribute to cancer.
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The issue that some nutritionists have with dyes is that they are strictly for cosmetic purposes.
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I feel like there should be enough alternatives to insect-derived dyes that juice shouldn't need them.
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Beauty brand Lime Crime has recently released four new dyes specially formulated for girls with darker hair.
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The second was one of several food dyes, including lemon yellow and sunset yellow, green and blue.
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In contrast, once orange dyes became more readily available, the color came to be associated with affordability.
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Coloring gets complicated; some prisons sell watercolors, but in others, inmates will melt magazines to create dyes.
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What you won't find in the Keep Cool Soothe Bamboo Toner are any artificial dyes or fragrances.
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She continued to write that she got a sclera tattoo, which dyes the whites of the eye.
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America notoriously allows food producers to use dyes, hormones, and other substances that other countries deem unsafe.
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The risks appear especially pronounced for black women, many of whom use both dyes and straightening products.
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Today, most dyes you find in clothes are synthetic, and they come in every single color imaginable.
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Hell, there are even less damaging dyes nowadays that give all the pay off with no pop off.
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Some children can have a sensitivity to some of the dyes and fragrances used in highly manufactured diapers.
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Her regulars — the women whose hair she dyes, whose nails she carefully paints — often ask about Hama's status.
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Special shout-out to the video in which she makes a dress and then dyes it with grapes.
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Ironically, perhaps, he survives by selling the clothing he dyes to the same people he considers too materialistic.
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Not the basic white socks the family had specialized in, but fashionable socks, with organic cotton and dyes.
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Here's a look at the way the Dyes used real estate in some of their better-known designs.
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Small slices of natural straw, tinted with textile dyes, are split, blade by blade, with a knifelike tool.
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The dyes fade more quickly from sun exposure than chemically produced colors, arguably rendering the textiles less sustainable.
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Perhaps a dozen others in the village use natural dyes exclusively, and some train tourists in the techniques.
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Plus, it is free from dyes, soaps, and parabens and is pH-balanced for your dog's sensitive skin.
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She moved to Lima, the capital, and even now dyes her hair different colors to avoid being recognized.
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For dyes, we use a solution dying process and add the pigment as the fiber is being spun.
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Dunkin' Donuts is not the first company to make the decision to remove dyes from its ingredient list.
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It could also boil down to products, and women from different cultures might use different straighteners and dyes.
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It comes in a modern herringbone grey pattern that's been colored with eco-friendly, fiber-reactive nontoxic dyes.
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But then he also, to my knowledge, didn't confess to an interviewer that he dyes his own hair.
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But it's the advent of new pigments and dyes that give objects arbitrary colors beyond the warm/cool split.
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More quietly, the law has led to reformulations in everything from water filters to baby powders to hair dyes.
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The artist often also shears the sheep himself, then skirts, washes, dyes, blends, and spins the wool he uses.
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She had held a controlling stake in the firm her father, an inventor of hair dyes, founded in 210.
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It's worked before—the company recently removed artificial dyes from products aimed at children following a petition from consumers.
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Growing concern that the treatment dyes, which are not FDA approved, aren't safe to be used around the eyes.
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Why it matters: Dyes, retardants and other fabric treatments can wash away, wear off or irritate some people's skin.
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In 13 eye-catching shades, the semi-permanent dyes are so pretty, you won't even know where to begin.
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Everlane has created puffer jackets from recycled water bottles, and made its own denim that's manufactured without polluting dyes.
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They are coloured only with locally-sourced vegetable dyes, and come in natural shades ranging from white to earth.
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A ninja headband girds a Bieber-ish shock of hair that he dyes different colors: emerald green, platinum, yellow.
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Stone, who dyes his hair platinum blond, dropped out of George Washington University to work on Nixon's reëlection campaign.
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Signature Brands products include Betty Crocker and Cake Mate desert decorations and Paas Easter egg dyes, its website shows.
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She says disperse dyes are used on synthetic fabrics that aren't made from plants, like nylon, polyester, and acrylic.
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Kings of Indigo (starting at $110) uses natural indigo dyes, the plant-based dye traditionally used to color denim.
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People spend a full day casting brilliantly colored powders and liquid dyes over one another, and there's fabulous food.
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Today, dogs are dyed with nontoxic permanent and semipermanent dyes and chalks and have designs airbrushed into their fur.
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But the raw materials used to make dyes have risen in price, cutting Jay Chemical's profit margin in half.
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If you're concerned about giving your children toothpaste with unhealthy ingredients, Hello's toothpastes come standard without dyes or preservatives.
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The scenery is so gray that fabrics, embers and dyes are just about all that pops against the background.
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Alcohol consumption, too, is more clearly linked to risk of breast cancer than chemical dyes and straighteners, he said.
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I'm sorry for mistaking that for boring — and for looking to cover you up in bleaches and neon dyes.
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Plus, they don't contain any fragrances, dyes, or harsh chemicals, saving my skin from unwanted flare-ups or breakouts.
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Benzyl chloride is used to produce certain dyes and pharmaceutical products, according to the United States Environmental Protection Agency.
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The heart-shaped patch is a wearable adhesive containing photosensitive dyes that change color when exposed to UV rays.
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You hear about upper respiratory problems with hairdressers because of the chemicals in all these sprays and dyes and things.
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They consist of a gold core with a diameter of 10nm surrounded by a silica shell doped with fluorescent dyes.
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Dyes like these have also been used to measure the temperature of other cellular organelles, too, like the endoplasmic reticulum.
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If you're not a fan of artificial food coloring, try natural food dyes like McCormick Color from Nature Food Colors.
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The artificial flavors, dyes and preservatives needed to go, and I, for one, was thrilled to hear they were gone.
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The two were racing to prepare a mix of stilbene molecules used to make dyes, but were employing different methods.
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In I.B. film prints — the initials stand for "imbibition-blank" — colors are added using dyes rather than a photochemical process.
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Still, that wait may well be worth it if you want to avoid the chemicals commonly found in hair dyes.
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Today, dogs are dyed with nontoxic permanent and semi-permanent dyes and chalks and have designs airbrushed into their fur.
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It is also made without ammonia, peroxide, or synthetic dyes, so it won't irritate even the most sensitive of scalps.
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He powders his face, dyes his hair badly, indulges in hypotheticals that make it hard to distinguish fantasy from reality.
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But the spirit-makers contend that it's a better alternative to artificial dyes, most of which are derived from petroleum.
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As a white brunette who dyes her hair blond, I was highly skeptical, but honored to be the most diverse.
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But describing "Wilder Gone" this way is like describing a watercolor by the metals and dyes that compose it chemically.
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BlackStar is all about great techniques and real cooking, we never add dyes or additives to any of our products.
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Paints had been made by hand-grinding minerals extracted from the ground or using dyes made from plants and insects.
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A worker at a small shop that makes snakeskin purses and wallets dyes snakeskins in Comal, Indonesia, in March 2014.
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It's made without sulfates, phthalates, fragrance, or dyes; makes a good amount of bubbles; and is a tear-free formula.
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The dyes can get deep down into the organ because the CHAPS detergent has already dug those small channels throughout.
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Some studies in animals have indicated that food dyes can lead to organ damage, cancer, birth defects, and allergic reactions.
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The CSAIL researchers are still looking to recreate photochromic dyes that match all the colors used in modern printing processes.
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Floral supplies like foam, ribbon, cellophane, vases, flower food, and dyes (if you want to get wild) are also available.
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Besides tools and hard dyes made of steel, the price of polypropylene film, which is derived from petroleum, is going up.
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Clothes production including dyes and cotton farming uses 93 billion cubic metres of water annually, according to the Circular Fibres Initiative.
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Like all other Kraft Macaroni & Cheese dinners, the unicorn shapes product is free from artificial flavors, artificial preservatives, or artificial dyes.
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She becomes more confident and in control: She cuts her hair short and dyes it black for the musical's titular album.
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It's all based on a real monkey cell, analyzed with a series of proteins, dyes and a special kind of microscope.
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Mayer showed himself soaking the $500 limited edition tee in blue and pink dyes to transform it into something totally new.
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"The last several years, we have been using fruits and vegetables to make all-natural dyes," Kardashian says on her website.
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This includes pesticides, toxic dyes, solid waste, and fabric offcuts, all of which add up to a colossal amount of waste.
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To give dimension to his creations, the artist applies dyes to table salt to enhance the effect of depth and shading.
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Riley Blue dyes her hair blue again and takes to the stage in Amsterdam to DJ. What song does she remix?
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But it's a different story when rappers like Lil Yachty go red, or when Lil Uzi Vert dyes his dreads blue.
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Bespoke Post says the bars are handmade in the United States, without "harsh" ingredients like synthetic dyes, parabens, sulfates or phthalates.
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In the movie, Gaga starts out makeup-free and her character later dyes her hair red and piles on more cosmetics.
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Azo dyes can release cancer-causing chemicals called amines, though some have been found to be carcinogenic because of other chemicals.
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Dr Gooding suspected that these radicals could be used to trigger changes in the sorts of dyes employed to colour food.
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There are no artificial fragrances, dyes, or drying alcohol either, and it costs less than $5 for a pack of two.
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Both avoided the use of chemical (and toxic) aniline dyes, preferring to make their colors from roots, vegetables, nutshells and insects.
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Pros: Sturdy, no leak paper plates, no dyes, ink or chlorine, the fastest composting rate for disposable platesCons: Smaller plate size
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I'm gonna be testing out the hair dyes on their color payoff, their transfer-proofness, and how easily they wash out.
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Your mirrors and glass surfaces will emerge sparkly clear and streak-free since it doesn't contain any soaps, scents, or dyes.
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Knowledge of the traditional techniques, colors, and dyes used to create Persian miniature paintings is now lost, Pouyan explained to me.
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They do three-week production runs of each size, knocking out embossed orders and stocking blanks, before switching out the dyes.
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Though J.R. Watkins Liquid Dish Soap only earned a C rating from EWG, it's free of phosphates, dyes, bleach, and ammonia.
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Ms. Curran had to search out the chemical dyes and the coated paper; Kodak stopped manufacturing dye-transfer materials in 1994.
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The company dyes her hair blonde, feeds her pills and puts her on a diet or under a plastic surgeon's knife.
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As you'd expect from any self-respecting baby wipe, they are free of parabens, alcohol, dyes, chlorine, and other questionable ingredients.
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Cochineal fell into decline in the 19th century, as synthetic dyes were introduced, but was sought out later by the Impressionists.
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Inside the smartphone reader is a strip of paper specially treated with organic dyes and nanoparticle sensors developed by the researchers.
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" Right before Joe dyes Malú's hair green, he says, "Your problem is, you think punk is about the way someone looks.
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Variations in water minerality and pH, not to mention the inevitable addition of pollutants, affect the shades of plant-based dyes.
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"Green hand" is the equivalent of "green thumb" in France and taking the phrase literally, the woman dyes her hand green.
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And then it'd be swirling in inks and dyes and glitter and dust so that space itself was viscous and present.
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The researchers suspect the link between hair dyes and chemical straighteners and an increased association of breast cancer can be traced back to the toxic ingredients in hair products that we inhale and absorb through our skin during use (many hair dyes and straighteners contain more than 5,000 chemicals, some of which are known to induce tumors in rats).
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The recipe change came after Kraft Heinz was under growing pressure from consumers to remove the artificial dyes in the product. 7.
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The structure was covered with wavelength shifting dyes that absorbed the light being transmitted and re-emitted it at a different wavelength.
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There is no one ophthalmologist-approved eye makeup remover, but Taylor recommends anything that's hydrating, hypoallergenic, and free of fragrances and dyes.
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He tells us that Just For Men, unlike traditional hair dyes, slowly deposits small amounts of pigments to the hair over time.
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There will never be a "low calorie" Cadbury Creme Egg or an organic egg, or even an egg free of natural dyes.
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Doctors have occasionally spotted cases of allergy brought on by a drug's inactive ingredients, which can include dyes, sugars, and even foods.
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The pads and tampons are made from organic cotton and are "free of dyes, fragrances and chlorine bleaching," according to the company.
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The development laid the groundwork for the creation of East Coast Dyes, a manufacturer of high-end lacrosse products in Towson, Maryland.
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Free of fragrances, dyes, and VOCs, Seventh Generation Free & Clear All Purpose Cleaner is an effective and environmentally-friendly cleaner for countertops.
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Each Yogitoes towel is made from eight recycled plastic water bottles, and made with dyes free of azo, lead, or heavy metal.
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The hardest color to work with, he said, is purple, and he is constantly having to scrub the dyes off his fingers.
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It contains no parabens, chemical dyes, or artificial colors that might irritate your dog's skin and is safe enough for daily use.
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I also wanted to give my hair a chance to grow healthily after years of harsh dyes and at-home bleach jobs.
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In 1909, he founded the French Company of Inoffensive Hair Dyes (the translations here can be wonderful), which he soon renamed L'Oréal.
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To really map out the structure of the organ, the team had to add dyes to illuminate structures like capillaries in 3D.
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It is used in chemical manufacturing and pharmaceutical production and is in some textile pigments, dyes, printing materials, paint stripping solvents and coatings.
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Haley Joy, whom Kotb welcomed in February 2017, also had some fun coloring eggs as the toddler got some assistance with various dyes.
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Its first batch includes companies that create organic dyes from microorganisms (Pili-Bio) and cleaners from carbon dioxide to reduce water waste (Tersus).
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The conditions created by sweat and dark dyes in the sock fibers encourage a population explosion of the flora found on our feet.
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But, what they do have in them—which is not good for our bodies or our brains—is food coloring and artificial dyes.
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Marking fecal samples with glitters and dyes isn't new, but a quantity of poop as vast and sparkly as this is of note.
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Collaborating with ethnic women who live there, Thao grows and produces natural dyes and fabrics for Kilomet 109, her eco-conscious clothing line.
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She introduced the villagers to traditional dyes from her own ethnic group, and is constantly looking for new natural ingredients to source locally.
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The V-Magic Skin Cream, which, as we recently reported, is free of dyes, fragrances, soy, hormones, steroids, synthetic preservatives, petroleum, and parabens.
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The result is environmental pollution, courtesy of cheap, synthetic fibers and chemical dyes, as well as the social cost paid by garment workers.
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He chats on his cellphone (he has an old Nokia model without Internet access) and occasionally receives a barber who dyes his hair.
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The dyes I'm gonna be testing out are Manic Panic's Dye Hard, Good Dye Young's Poser Paste, Gemini Naturals' Get Hued, and Mofajang.
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They're free of ammonia, chlorine bleach, dyes and colorants, perchloroethylene (a chemical solvent often used by professional dry cleaners), parabens, phthalates, and VOCs.
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When Littlefinger brings Sansa to the Eyrie and tries to pass her off as his illegitimate daughter, she dyes her hair dark brown.
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Root touch-up products and hair dyes are an easy and affordable way to hide your natural hair roots in between salon visits.
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"We do not have reliable evidence showing a link between cancer and coal-tar hair dyes on the market today," the agency stated.
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She creates eco-conscious wool dresses, pillows and rugss, using dyes she makes herself and wool so local she knows each sheep's name.
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It is completely free from harsh chemicals, dyes, inks, and synthetic scents so you can feel good about choosing it for your cats.
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Ms. Hager buys Scherenschnitt paper from Ernst Oppliger, a fellow artist, who has sheets made by a local stationer and then dyes them.
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Meanwhile, Ojeda speaks the story of struggling Americans in a dialect that dyes progressive populism with the hues of a very red state.
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He also sources all of his fabrics from antique sellers and markets around the country, then hand-dyes them with rust and leaves.
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But he did develop more than 20063 other food, industrial and commercial items with peanuts, such as plastics, dyes, soap, milk and cosmetics.
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The new guidance does not apply to hair dyes that contain lead acetate as an ingredient or to topically applied products classified as drugs.
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The researchers added a drop of whiskey to the solutions—which contain bright polymer dyes—and observed how the liquors changed each solution's glow.
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Textile workers have been shown to have high rates of bladder and nose cancer, likely because of benzidine, a chemical compound in synthetic dyes.
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The natural ingredients in J.R. Watkins Liquid Dish Soap are gentle on your hands, and the formula doesn't include phosphates, dyes, bleach, or ammonia.
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"The housing business was a major part of the work we did," said Perry Dye, the Dyes' oldest son, who is also an architect.
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The Food and Drug Administration reports that two ingredients that were found to cause cancer in animals are no longer used in hair dyes.
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A combination of digital screen prints, chemical dyes, beadwork, and Swarovski crystals become narrative textile collages in the work of UK artist Henry Hussey.
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What left the greatest impression on me as a child was Johnny's father's hands, stained this orange-brown color of leather tannins and dyes.
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Below it are large plastic jugs of the raw plastic used to make the lures, and other chemicals and dyes used in the process.
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Within days, Ms. Eisenberg switched her anti-allergy pills, which contained two blue dyes, even though they looked white, to a dye-free brand.
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We just don't know what the risks of inhaling all these flavorings and dyes are, and what we do know is already pretty scary.
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It's the same 48-hour invisible solid antiperspirant, but it's made without dyes and parabens and infused with a dual-blend of essential oils.
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While BCH continued with the traditional treatment of dyes and tannic acid, MGH Surgeon Oliver Cope and Moore used gauze coated with petroleum jelly.
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Price: Starting from $22.95 on Etsy Learn more about plant dyes in "The Modern Natural Dyer" by Kristine Vejar, the owner of Oakland, Calif.
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With it, the international design studio Tellart wanted to combine custom robotics and programming with the analog heritage crafts of beeswax, canvas, and indigo dyes.
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Whether he dyes his hair millennial pink or sports matching manicures with girlfriend Dua Lipa, model Anwar Hadid is rarely afraid to experiment with beauty.
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The accidental invention of chemical synthetic fabric dyes in 19873 brought color into full force and allowed designers to soak their clothes in vibrant tones.
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Clothes containing common ingredients such as azo-aniline dyes, or formaldehyde resin can cause skin irritation — although, sending them through a wash can prevent this.
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There's no loud whirring of blowdryers, no pungent odors from bleach or chemical dyes, and no frantic rushing you find in most overbooked city salons.
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Visualizations of cell function required cumbersome dyes, stains, or labels that would alter their behavior and only provide a coarse picture in only two dimensions.
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Standard chocolate KitKats are made from a blend of cocoa liquor, milk and cocoa butter, and the colored varieties are produced using natural food dyes.
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Read This Next: You Will Not Believe How Often Gwen Stefani Dyes Her Hair I Hate Coconut Oil — Does That Make Me A Bad Person?
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In order to seal the deal, each twin chipped in about $3,000 and established East Coast Dyes' home office in the basement and living room.
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East Coast Dyes purchased an inventory of lacrosse shafts, and Mike told the retailers that if the sticks didn't sell, he'd take the merchandise back.
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Dr Suslick's strategy is to hunt for TATP using chemical dyes which can readily bind to reactive airborne compounds, changing colour when they do so.
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As more players embraced the fashion, a health problem arose — blood from spike wounds could easily mix with the toxic dyes used at the time.
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All of these hair dyes are also in different price ranges, so we'll see if the quality of the dye changes with the price point.
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So when it comes to temporary hair dyes, I say spend a little more for a product that performs better and try out Get Hued.
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Typically, Nedorost says, a piece of clothing wouldn't use both formaldehyde-releasing resins and disperse dyes because they are used on different kinds of fabrics.
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The intense orange you find in modern, mass-produced Cheddars (and many other cheeses) actually comes from the addition of dyes—in most cases, annatto.
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For pie doughs, Ms. Ko prefers natural colors, which she achieves by using natural dyes from the pulps and powders of beets, spirulina and spinach.
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They are moistened with pharmaceutical-grade purified water, feature soothing aloe and vitamin E extracts, and are fragrance-free and made without dyes or alcohols.
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Often, Garbage Goddess will donate event flowers to textile designers like Cara Piazza, who uses the flowers to make natural dyes in her Brooklyn studio.
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In the end, the study found that women who'd used the dyes and chemical straighteners had a greater chance of being diagnosed with breast cancer.
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Hair products contain more than 5,000 chemicals, the authors write, and most of the dyes and straighteners did not "reliably document" ingredients on the label.
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As the story went, one of the club's charter members suggested that he call the course Crooked Stick; it became the Dyes' first renowned design.
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Even some foods, such as those that contain artificial dyes, could be the cause of discolored cum, Registered Nurse Rachel Nall wrote for Medical News Today.
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Then, she evolved into the edgy mom and wife —the one who still dyes her hair wild colors and flaunts her tattoos in the carpool lane.
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The conference goes beyond the fashion industry and presents other biofabricated products, such as perfumes made from microorganisms, bacteria dyes, bone-tissue jewelry, and fungus furniture.
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Despite the possibility of encountering dyes, sprays, and gels applied to hair, it's not considered a chemical hazard in food—only a physical or biological one.
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All formulated in Bondi, in Sydney, the products are paraben-, sulfate-, gluten-, and cruelty-free and vegan, with no BPA, petrochemicals, fillers, synthetic fragrances, or dyes.
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She suggests avoiding chemical sunscreens, physical scrubs, fragrance, parabens, sulfates, dyes, and anything "hot and steamy" (which is code for saunas, hot water, or steam rooms).
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"It just naturally matched itself together," he said of his mane, which he dyes red for his role as Archie Andrews on the hit CW series.
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She's a ballet dancer and a student council representative, and she's the only kid in the fourth grade who dyes her hair and wears purple lipstick.
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Turner, a natural blonde, tells us that she dyes her hair fairly often to maintain her character's coppery red — as in, once or twice a week.
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" Now she was seduced by the prints and dyes of his velvets and silks, sewn into clothes whose drapes made her think, "Panache, grace, startling, calm.
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The factory takes raw cotton, turns it into yarn, custom dyes the yarn, and weaves material through a complex process of automated weaving and hand-weaving.
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"There are so many ingredients including multiple dyes, preservatives, fragrances, as well as other potential allergens [in beauty products], that one must be careful," notes Graf.
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It is used in paint strippers, dyes, greases, varnishes and waxes, and it can be found in antifreeze, aircraft de-icing fluids, deodorants, shampoos and cosmetics.
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Whereas Ms. Manganiello spins and dyes yarn by hand and revels in technical imperfections, Simón Sepúlveda uses a Jacquard loom to create meticulous polyester wall hangings.
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And long-term exposure to synthetic dyes — first discovered in 403 by an English chemist, William Henry Perkin — has been linked to cancer and other illnesses.
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By the time Mr. Gutiérrez was born in 1978, the ninth of 11 children, his family was using natural dyes only for personal items, like blankets.
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Sometimes the patterns don't align or the dyes fail to dry and bloom beyond their borders (no printing is done during the monsoon for that reason).
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In the New York Times Crossword, it usually refers to AZO dyes, a group of synthetic colorants used to give vivid colors to fibers and textiles.
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Vietnam's trade agreements with TPP and the EU require textile manufacturers source their own yarns, dyes and fabrics locally or from within the respective trade blocs.
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Nicknamed Glow Baby for his changing hue of neon hair dyes, he spent that Thanksgiving at a nearby church, grateful to be sheltered from the cold.
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There's no reason to believe that chemical relaxers and hair dyes would increase the risk for women of one race and not of another, she said.
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Earlier this year, it rolled out a "Style My Hair" application developed with ModiFace allowing people to see how they would look with different colored dyes.
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Acrylic paint, slathered, smoothed, and textured, is likened to the synthetic colors and substances that are part of processed convenience foods, food dyes, and cake icing.
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Before Perkin's discovery, dyes and pigments had to be sourced from plants, metals, minerals, or organic materials like bat guano, often at significant cost and effort.
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Easy to clean, easy to warm up or cool down, don't require batteries, promote a healthy sense of self, have no dyes, chemicals, radiation, or anything unnatural.
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Tyrian purple and imitation dyes were also used to make expensive bibles and to denote their value with purple pages written upon with gold and silver inks.
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Foodstirs' products are made for families and home chefs who don't want to eat chemical dyes and flavorings when they make something indulgent and sweet at home.
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The group trains museum employees and a corps of traveling volunteers how to clean damaged works and how to triage: removing soot, preventing mold, stopping bleeding dyes.
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KarJenner-loved hairstylist Chris Appleton took credit for the star's look, which he created by using a cocktail of two semi-permanent hair dyes from Lime Crime.
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Compatible with all machine types and free of synthetic dyes and perfumes, a single Dreambly sheet is the only product you need for an entire laundry cycle.
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"There wasn't really any high-end product [for lacrosse mesh]; everyone used the same product," said Mike Kenneally, vice president and co-founder of East Coast Dyes.
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A costume designer, Ruth E. Carter, visualized that connection, linking the indigo dyes of Africa to the dusty blues — made from the same indigo — of the South.
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Toward the back of the store, we found a customization studio where shoppers could personalize Puma products with paints, dyes, patchwork, embroidery, laser printing, and other mediums.
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Ido Yoshimoto, the son of Blunk's longtime assistant, Rick, recently moved into the property's ceramic studio, where he sculpts wood objects and dyes indigo silk-screen prints.
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They are colored with dyes made from natural sources, like vegetables and crushed lapis lazuli, and slowly hand-woven, at a pace of weeks per square yard.
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So are there problems for flight attendants because of the formaldehyde, the disperse dyes, a different, yet-to-be-determined chemical, or a specific combination of chemicals?
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Pros: Removes every type of odor from all washable fabrics, free of dyes and perfumes, non-toxic to the environmentCons: Not readily available in mass-market stores
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B. Technicolor, an obsolete 35-millimeter process in which colors were applied directly to film prints using dyes, yielding rich images that have barely faded over time.
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These are just three of the 75 shades, dyes and hues St. Clair explores as she tells the backstory of the colors that make up our world.
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Indians possessed unparalleled expertise in the secrets of natural plant dyes, particularly with mordants (metallic salts that both create color and allow it to adhere to fabric).
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The first AZO dyes were created in the 19th century, but they are now considered to be carcinogenic, and are on the banned list in some countries.
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"Coating dogs with chemical dyes is stressful and can even cause allergic reactions on their skin, nose, and eyes," Jason Baker, its Asia vice president, told Reuters.
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He put the flippers into a large water tank, and using different colored dyes, ran several simulations to determine under what conditions the flippers acted most efficiently.
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Henna is completely natural — and the process doesn't even require a developer to help bring out the color, which is even the case with common vegetable dyes.
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I'm sorry for coating you in harsh bleach and dyes that made you dry and brittle (and why did I think red highlights were a good idea?).
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Buck Mason jeans, which start at $135, are cut and sewn in Los Angeles, but the denim is Japanese, with hardware from China and dyes from India.
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Free from perfumes and dyes but powerful when it comes to odors and moisture, Swheat Scoop All-Natural Clumping Litter is a great wheat-based cat litter.
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"Some of the chemicals we learned to look for in the Alaska garments were heavy metals like nickel and chromium, also irritant and allergenic dyes," Anderson said.
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"Some of the chemicals we learned to look for in the Alaska garments were heavy metals like nickel and chromium, also irritant and allergenic dyes," she said.
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As it drains out of a glacier here, rock silt dyes the ice-cold torrent an opaque gray, but biologically, the river is pristine — free of bacteria.
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To see if a robot successfully picked up and dropped off the right cargo at the right location, the researchers used two fluorescent dyes to distinguish the molecules.
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These 3D foam figures' faces are intricately drawn on with different colored dyes, and the tiny details on their bodies are seriously impressive — almost too impressive to drink?
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"My hair is a big part of my career," the 21-year-old star tells PeopleStyle of her famous mane, which she dyes red for Game of Thrones.
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The water-resistant outer shell is Bluesign-approved, meaning it's made with the safety of the environment and the shopper in mind, using non-toxic dyes and finishes.
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To learn more about this physiological process, Nahrendorf's team used cell-specific dyes in mice, allowing them to visually track the movement of immune cells through the body.
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A discussion of what tampons were made out of sparked the idea of more transparent period products (Lola's contain no toxins, dyes, or synthetic fibers), delivered more conveniently.
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It sells 2100 percent hypoallergenic natural cotton (certified by Cotton, Inc.) tampons with no additives, chemicals, or dyes with BPA-free plastic applicators and provides full ingredient transparency.
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To be published in America by Penguin in October 2017A biography of the 75 most fascinating shades, dyes and hues, by our former assistant books and arts editor.
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In addition to using real rosé, the lollipops are made in the same way all of Quin's delicious candies are: using all-natural ingredients with no artificial dyes.
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A research team at Northwestern University recently discovered an alternative to the damaging dyes of yore, and it could mean a very bright future for hair color innovation.
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The history of Tyrian purple, indigo, and other dyes is a fascinating reminder of how we forget the people and the labor behind the products we use everyday.
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They're replacing high-fructose corn syrup with real sugar, taking the gluten out of products that taste great without wheat, and doing away with artificial flavors and dyes.
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Though East Coast Dyes gained its foothold in the sports equipment world through its wax-coated mesh, Greg and Mike wanted to stretch into lacrosse shafts in 2014.
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The Kraft mac and cheese that Malia (probably) loved dropped artificial dyes last year, and Nestlé vowed to cut the amount of sugar in it's chocolate by 40%.
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They modeled the chemical structure of the dyes to figure out if the fading is just something happening at the surface, or whether it's an innate structural issue.
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I was expecting a little bit more from the color payoff just because Manic Panic is, like, known for these extremely pigmented dyes, but I'm also a brunette.
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The company's findings, which went against prevailing theories of the time that CDs were indestructible, blamed the problems on improper dyes that reduced the quality of the discs.
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Even smells will be part of the exhibition, from the herbs used to make inks and dyes to the freshly hewn cedar aroma of the caravansary pavilion itself.
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In this week's letter, Michelle Zhu dyes her hair to honor the queer, Asian identity that's permanent no matter what aspects of her presentation change throughout her life.
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Synthetic indigo dyes, which are derived from coal tar and toxic chemicals, are used in 278% of jeans made in China, according to a report in The Guardian.
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The Kiawah Island Golf Resort near Charleston, S.C., had no shortage of courses when the Dyes were hired to build one that would host the 1991 Ryder Cup.
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Emeral Eden, 25, an Atlanta resident who posts videos about body positivity on her YouTube channel, dyes her underarm hair in bold colors such as green and pink.
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It has a textile school that offers year-round courses, a foundation dedicated to education and poverty eradication for traditional artisans, and sells DIY supplies and dyes. maiwa.com
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The combined works are Rorschach tests in rainbow hues; a cosmological laundry line with pastel dyes serendipitously merging and melding together, occasionally interrupted by more severe opaque splatters.
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His organization is also trying to show the government and local communities that the mangrove ecosystem, if left mostly intact, can provide fruit and dyes for batik cloth.
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Each of the pigments, dyes, stones, minerals, and materials stored in these cabinets can be used as a reference tool to help restore and protect great works of art.
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On top of being super strong, these napkins are also SFI (Sustainable Forestry Initiative) certified and free from the inks, dyes, and fragrances that some paper napkin brands use.
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Why She Rarely Dyes Her Hair Chastain's fiery red hair has arguably become her most identifiable feature, but it wasn't until high school that she learned to love it.
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Though she prefers to wear wigs on camera, the star has said she dyes her hair blonde every four weeks, as her natural color is now 75 percent gray.
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Good on ya, Jell-O, for removing artificial dyes and GMO sugars, but could your next step please be to not include any toxic additives in your "natural" products?
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The breakfast behemoth vowed that by 2017, the dyes that gave their products their vibrant tones would be replaced by natural coloring from the likes of turmeric or berries.
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These classic slushies have all the fun and flavor of the colorful snow cones you know and love, but they're made with all fresh fruits—meaning no artificial dyes.
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Impressions are the principal access to Michelangelo's mind; he apprehends the city in sumptuous catalogues of spices, minerals, dyes, and other rare merchandise that he records in a notebook.
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Read: Why Trump's Korean war talk should be taken seriously Most of the raw materials such as yarn and dyes, which had previously been imported, are now sourced domestically.
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I'm somebody who does not want to permanently dye my hair, but these temporary dyes could be a fun way to switch up the color whenever I want to.
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After trying out all four of these temporary hair dyes, I think that I've finally come to a winner, and that winner is the Get Hued by Gemini Naturals.
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The prints bridge traditional and contemporary techniques and themes, depicting scenes of Eastern folklore and history, while introducing the use of chemical dyes, contemporary composition styles, and bold details.
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It's always wise to check the ingredients before you buy any makeup or skin care products with parabens, fragrances, synthetic dyes and sulfates, which may be toxic, Jaliman said.
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They were saved by Hurricane Hugo, which leveled good portions of Charleston and allowed the Dyes to get started under the pretense of working under a hurricane refurbishment act.
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The researchers were not sure if the reduced risk was due to safer dyes, or the fact that those who began using them after 1980 reflected lower cumulative exposure.
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After experimenting with various nontoxic dyes and stains in her garage, Ms. Nicole developed the product she has been selling for about $9 to $20 per bottle since 2015.
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This set includes face and body lotion, shampoo and body wash, healing balm, and other essentials that are hypoallergenic and free of parabens, sulfates, dyes, and other risky additives.
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The painter Claire Basler rings rooms with floral murals in her French chateau, while in the Bronx, Livia Cetti cuts, dyes, crimps and folds paper into exquisite flower arrangements.
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Wrap gifts with alternative materials & send e-cards "Traditional wrapping paper typically can't be recycled through curbside programs due to dyes and inks used in the paper," King explains.
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Previous studies have shown that long-term users of dark dyes have a four-fold increased risk of fatal non-Hodgkin's lymphoma and fatal multiple myeloma, the authors write.
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"It was a time when Hungary didn't have good hair dyes, so the blue hair I had was the same paint that I painted my bicycle with," he recalled.
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During a weeklong or custom-length private retreat, guests learn how to use natural dyes and weave textiles on a backstrap loom with a cooperative of Indigenous Kaqchikel women.
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A quarter of my fall 22017 collection was made from recycled materials and Zegna factory offcuts, and we recently developed all-natural dyes derived from herbs, flowers and leaves.
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We would rather stick beside Hanni (Alice Dwyer), a 17-year-old orphan, as she dyes her hair and haunts the city's movie theaters, often sleeping on the streets.
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Chimileski does not use false color to beautify the images: Aside from using dyes to stain the extracellular matrix in some cultures, he shows the natural coloration of the microorganisms.
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The New York City-based company — started by friends Jordana Kier and Alexandra Friedman — sells 100 percent organic cotton tampons, pads and panty liners containing no additives, chemicals or dyes.
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Huang believes his dye would have an easier journey being approved than commercial dyes in the past, since animal research indicates that graphene won't cause allergies and irritate the skin.
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At the end of the video Maranto says although we still occasionally run into issues with synthetic food dyes, science has helped eliminate most hazardous colors from of our lives.
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Pixie Lott Paint, a brand of temporary hair dyes known for high-watt rainbow shades, is expanding its offerings by throwing glow-in-the-dark hair color into the mix.
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Laundry detergent and dryer sheets Some ingredients in laundry detergents and fabric softeners—especially dyes and scents—can cause people to break out with contact allergic reactions, says Dr. McGrath.
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It's direct-to-consumer subscription approach — it ships out tampons, pads and liners that are made only with organic cotton and don't contain fragrances or dyes — appeals to investors, too.
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Leanne and her husband Ryan Morgan, both animal activists, launched Arctic Fox in 2014, a vegan, cruelty-free line of hair dyes that pet lovers can feel good about using.
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Whilst at University College London, she created a design led microbiology protocol that replaces synthetic pigments with natural dyes excreted by bacteria to produce silk scarves dyed in different hues.
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The one-square-inch patch is half as thick as a strand of hair and houses photosensitive dyes that change color depending on how much UV radiation it's exposed to.
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We found a customization studio near the back of the store, where shoppers had the chance to personalize Puma products with paints, dyes, patchwork, embroidery, laser printing, and other mediums.
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Inside, biohackers can fabricate new ways to image the brain, develop new microbial dyes for textiles, or simply to learn to pipette before embarking upon a new type of project.
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Technically, these are the ingredients in the flavoring: "maltodextrin, salt, sugar, MSG, yeast extract, citric acid" and then the dyes: Red 40 Lake, Yellow 6 Lake, Yellow 6, Yellow 5.
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In the past, researchers have added dyes, antimicrobial agents, conductive polymers, and nanoparticles to silk, either by directly incorporating it into threads or by feeding it to the silkworms themselves.
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In another scene, Assange puts in colored contacts and dyes his hair and his beard inside a hotel room, then hops on a motorbike and flees to the Ecuadorian embassy.
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The history of cranberry sauce — in general, not jellied — goes back to indigenous people, who gathered the wild berries, using them for all sorts of things: textile dyes, medicines, cooking.
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Sold by the brand Maple Holistics, Silk18 is made without sulfates, artificial fragrances, and dyes, so it's a great option if you're rigorous about avoiding those additives in your haircare.
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The nitrates are implicated in esophageal and stomach cancer, the red dyes in systemic foul-ups, the binding agents are bad as warfarin, and among the preservatives there is formaldehyde.
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Dale Sandler, one of the study's authors, said that while no single factor can explain a woman's risk for cancer, some women may want to consider avoiding permanent hair dyes.
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A similar TikTok fad, VSCO girls, already seems to have risen and fell in popularity over the past year, and even the most permanent of pink hair dyes grows out.
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Black women who used chemical straighteners and white women who used dark hair dyes were also at higher risk for breast cancer, but that might have been due to chance.
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Dr. Weatherby's yellow detergent used nonstaining dyes that could maintain their color when in the presence of chlorine bleach, serving as the basis for the famous lemon-scented Cascade detergent.
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The Dyes designed dozens of venues, in the United States and abroad, many of them regularly ranked among the best in the world and frequently chosen to host professional tournaments.
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Made of cotton equipped with air sensors and color-changing dyes, the shirts' fabric shifts from black to white when in the presence of radioactivity, carbon monoxide, or particulate pollution.
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Early Japanese, Chinese, and Korean artists painted on thin sheets of silk or paper, using pigments of carbon-based inks, mineral colors, and vegetable dyes particular to their geographical regions.
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Hailing from the lab of Jeff Lichtman at Harvard University, this method was remarkable in that it genetically labeled up to 200 individual neurons simultaneously using different combinations of fluorescent dyes.
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Jimmy's business is called Koy Clothing, specialising in making high quality garments made using the unique African fabric called Kikoy, which is 100% cotton, dyed in Kenya with locally produced dyes.
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Unlike KJ Apa who has to touch up his hair with bleach and red dye every two weeks to play Archie, Terracciano partially dyes Morgan's hair every three or four weeks.
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In the latest episode of Hair Me Out, Ananonu crops her hair down to a fade and dyes it platinum blonde for a look inspired by Frank Ocean's Blonde album art.
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Hsiao tells me her work draws from two kinds of places in particular: construction sites, where she sometimes scoops rubble for her work, and the kitchen, where she creates natural dyes.
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Its surface contains dyes that change color during expose to UV radiation, and wearers can take a photograph of it with a smartphone to find out if they should seek shade.
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Most permanent hair dyes use harsh chemicals to open up the outside layer of the hair so that other chemicals can get inside and change its color, Chemical & Engineering News reports.
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And so he watches as she dyes her hair, changes her clothes, adopts long, claw-like nails, and appears on Saturday Night Live to sing an ode to hot male asses.
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Also, many dyes for human hair (which pet owners sometimes use) contain toxins that can enter your pet's system through their skin or when they lick their fur and cause damage.
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Police said Wednesday's fire started on the ground floor of a four-storey building storing chemicals and dyes in Munshiganj, 20 km (12 miles) from Dhaka, the capital, and spread quickly.
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But if you think you've seen all the holographic magic the beauty world has to offer — what with all the highlighters, hair dyes, lipsticks, and more — then you'd be sorely mistaken.
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But the investigators did find high levels of a compound called peroxide and a chemical called hexanal, which is in food additives, dyes, insecticides, and old fats that have gone bad.
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In 2012, two of Pili's co-founders, a synthetic biologist named Thomas Landrain and a designer, Marie-Sarah Adenis, realized that they could grow bacteria that produced natural inks and dyes.
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Related: Draw Your Own 18th Century Selfie with 'Design a Wig' Colorist Dyes Hair to Look Like Warhol, van Gogh Masterpieces Here's 50 Years of Bowie Hairstyles in a Single GIF
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The pigment dyes the surrounding area a darker color, giving the effect of a pink or red snow field, and allows the snow to heat up faster and melt more quickly.
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When it started selling silk shirts, Everlane branded its material as "clean silk," made without toxic dyes; someday soon, Preysman says, that silk will be made with 100 percent recycled water.
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The Dyes collaborated with Mr. Nicklaus in creating a course of instantly recognizable finishing holes with marsh grass along one side and the choppy water of Calibogue Sound in the distance.
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Questions have been raised on social media and at the conferences about the welfare of the dogs, including how long they are asked to stand and the safety of the dyes.
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During the same period, the toxic dyes used to color black mourning gowns and veils presented unlucky widows with a variety of health risks, among them respiratory issues, blindness, and death.
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Raising sheep for wool, and making her own dyes from local moss, lichen, bark and plants (and the contents of a chamber pot), tapestry freed her from dependence on commercial materials.
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At a time when women could color their hair only black or red with natural dyes, it was one of the first stable synthetics to produce a range of subtle tints.
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Although the artists make no fuss about this, they have fashioned their fanciful sculptures from wood found at their Quebec farm and colored by dyes made from local berries and vegetation.
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Ultraprocessed foods are industrial formulations that typically contain five or more ingredients, and may contain, for example, hydrogenated oils, dyes or flavor enhancers that are not found in other processed foods.
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It takes just 1,500 yuan ($212.28) at a pet café in southwest China that dyes pups in black and white streaks to resemble the animal that is considered a national treasure.
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MYSORE, India — In and around the pale yellow buildings of Mysore's central market, the smells of jasmine, spices and incense mingle with the bright colors of dyes, candies, fruits and fabrics.
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Unlike dyes made of onion skins or flowers — where the end product often closely resembles the color of the material — the dye of avocado seeds is "very magical," Ms. Pombo said.
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One of the advantages of celluloid was that it could be mixed with dyes, including mottled shades, allowing the Hyatts to produce not just artificial ivory but coral and tortoiseshell too.
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The remaining stock consists of supplies for all varieties of hobbyist: technicolored perler beads and pipe cleaners for children, a spectrum of food dyes and chocolate molds for bakers and confectioners.
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A few houses up, in Ipu Arts Plus, Karen Root carves and dyes ipu (local gourds) with intricate designs — from abstract motifs to fish and flowers — reviving an ancient Hawaiian art.
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Like the barber-dentist-surgeons of old, these shops provide more than just haircuts or beard trims: Their services include beard dyes, waxing, threading, golden facemasks, and all manner of facials.
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We play that a little bit when she dyes her hair right before she goes, because there's this slight insecurity and she wants him to remember her as she used to be.
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Everything from the line is formulated with organic ingredients, all sans toxic parabens, sulfates, dyes, or talc, so you can feel great about slathering it all over your skin on the reg.
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DNP had been familiar as an industrial chemical for a long time—it was used in fabric dyes, wood preservatives, photographic film developers, pesticides, and most usefully of all, as an explosive.
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Further, Palm points out that some of the dyes used for lash tinting services are packaged in multi-use containers, which ups the possibility of bacterial or viral contamination without sterile preparation.
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Many of the contributing zoos with multiple polar bears use non-toxic glitters and dyes in their animals' food to ensure they can sort out which poop came from which polar bear.
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The best example of this is Lena Dunham-backed LOLA, a New York-based upstart making feminine care and hygiene products free of what they say are harmful additives, chemicals and dyes.
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They accused the local environmental protection bureau of not acting forcefully enough against the Qingshun Chemical Technology Company, which in 2014 was found to have produced dyes without proper environmental safety measures.
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Each year, as much as two hundred tons of dyes, mostly petrochemicals, are dumped into waterways, killing aquatic life and poisoning potable water sources and farmland with carcinogens and other hormone-disruptors.
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Now a team of Italian scientists has come up with an explanation as to why the lead chromate dyes favored by the artist when mixing his pigments degrade so much under light.
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"Additionally, look for natural ingredients, like essential oils, instead of artificial flavors (Aspartame, Sachharin) and synthetic dyes (FD&C Blue Dye No. 2 ), all of which should just be avoided," says Hagen.
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" These dyes can be used in foods sold in Europe, but the products must carry a warning saying the coloring agents "may have an adverse effect on activity and attention in children.
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But for the man with skin prone to reactions caused by chemicals, dyes, or even to various natural ingredients, this shaving gel isn't just a good choice, but rather a must-have.
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The test strips had to be designed with sensors and dyes that would remain stable for a long period of time and cost just a few cents per strip, Dr. Wei said.
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The clothing in his spring/summer 2011 collection was techno-couture, crafted from airy synthetic fabrics specially chosen to take a lurid selection of fluorescent dyes, like hazmat orange and highlighter pink.
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Next, by adding special dyes to the now-transparent organs, they can map kidneys, eyes, and brains on a cellular level, which could one day help scientists 3D-print versions of them.
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In fact, co-founder of Tan-Luxe, Marc Elrick, tells us that some of these dyes can actually prevent the DHA from penetrating the skin, which shortens your tan's lifespan before it begins.
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For example, it will be easier to remove 3D printed products from the build surface, it's possible to inject dyes into the product to create parts with patterns, variable hardness and other superpowers.
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Now that I can afford it, I get professional mani-pedis, and go to a salon where a woman cuts my hair like Jackie O. and dyes it for a couple hundred dollars.
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