In "Coral Ridge Towers (Mom Dyeing Eyebrows)" (14853), Minter travels home to photograph her mother and captures a woman dyeing her eyebrows.
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Hayley Williams told INSIDER that people should try to understand 'what's going on inside' themselves before dyeing their hairThe hair-dyeing process can be intimidating.
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Textile dyeing is the world's second-largest polluter of water, since the water leftover from the dyeing process is often dumped into ditches, streams, or rivers.
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I started by dyeing my hair a deep burgundy red.
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Just like tattoos, dyeing your hair can be really addicting.
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Myth 14: Dyeing your hair is harmful for the baby.
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But that wasn't always my intention in dyeing my hair.
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Dear Miss Manners: At Easter, my family enjoys dyeing eggs.
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Then I see a cool shibori dyeing workshop happening next week.
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Cutting her hair into a pixie or dyeing rose gold ends.
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I had to do it three times before dyeing it pink!
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"I suggest dyeing the dog owners black and white," another added.
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He's scrapped the eyeliner, grown out his hair, stopped dyeing it.
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How do you feel about him ever dyeing his own hair?
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Now, even some local villagers have taken up the dyeing trade.
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Dyeing my hair less, and when I do, using supermarket dye.
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The dyeing technique escalated into a full-on fad in 2014.
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After dyeing the hair jet black, Kimble straightened every inch of it.
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Mr. Lak said that yellow took much effort and dyeing in development.
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Leblanc tried dyeing his own hair at home with the drugstore product.
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Not everyone was like dyeing their hair blue and green, you know?
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Celebrities change up their looks all the time, including dyeing their hair.
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We did a Shibori dyeing class right here on our front deck.
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My Yemeni grandmother communicated through her textiles, namely embroidery, dyeing, and weaving.
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The brothers got jobs at the same factory, dyeing wool for sweaters.
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Many other cities have tried and failed to replicate the dyeing process.
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I've always been much more experimental with my hair, dyeing it pink and blue and red, bleaching it and dyeing it black in college, but in terms of makeup, I inherited the less-is-more thing from my mom.
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Celebrity colorist Lorri Goddard, who's credited with maintaining Reese Witherspoon's golden strands, told PeopleStyle that dyeing your hair blonde comes with its challenges (it can start to fade and lose shininess as soon as a week after dyeing it).
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"The dyeing damaged the health of the scalp and hair," the plaintiff claims .
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She decided to stop dyeing at 133 and started Grombre in July 2016.
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Also I've always loved dressing up, dyeing my hair and doing my makeup.
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These can then go for tanning, dyeing and finishing in the usual way.
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Jamaica This time of year might remind you of dyeing eggs bright colors.
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Bleaching and dyeing your hair put a lot of stress on your locks.
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One of those ways is by dyeing your hair a Unicorn Frappuccino color.
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Then there is the dyeing process, for which dyes have to be produced.
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But last month she switched up her signature shade, dyeing her hair red.
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Matt LeBlanc was dyeing his hair black while he was still on "Friends."
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"Black was very expensive because it involved a complex dyeing process," she said.
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Aschenbach makes to himself through the course of the novella, dyeing his hair
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It offers one and two day courses in printing and natural dyeing. jaitexart.
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In 19th-century Central Asia, ikat production involved a complex network of artisans who worked mainly along ethnic lines: Tajiks did the yellow and red dyeing, Jews handled the indigo dyeing, and Uzbeks conceived the patterns and did the weaving.
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I never remember her dyeing her hair and she used to dress well, too.
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"Dyeing a wig at home isn't the easiest task," celebrity stylist Kahh Spence says.
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It also uses dyeing and distressing techniques that reduce water consumption throughout the process.
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Textile bleaching and dyeing machine operators and tenders are projected to decline by 18.1%
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We've been seeing an uptick in ladies over 40 dyeing their hair unexpected colors.
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Earlier this year, Maisie Williams started dyeing her hair a rainbow of fun colors.
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I needed to experiment a little bit with the process of dyeing the sheep.
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Since dyeing her hair platinum in September, Kardashian West has continued to spark wig rumors.
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But here's good news: "Hair dyeing won't affect the hair growth cycle," says Dr. Gross.
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If she's also dyeing the broom, that adds another five days to its production time.
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See: this t-shirt where a stripe is dyed into the fabric through tie dyeing.
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As recently as 2015, Mirren was dyeing her own hair a beige shade of blonde.
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"But finding experienced chemical engineers with a thorough knowledge of chemistry and dyeing is rare".
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Standing out became my priority and dyeing my hair was a big part of this.
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But today, she's making headlines for the ultimate throwback move: dyeing her hair pink...again!
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Her works depict brilliant landscape tableaus, enhanced by detailed embroidery and rounds of hand-dyeing.
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With so much bleaching and dyeing, one would think that her hair would suffer major damage.
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Gone are the days that you'll find yourself hand dyeing white tees with your camp counselors.
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Some have let their arches grow wild; others have tried tinting, dyeing, or tweezing just so.
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But perhaps the worst peril of dyeing your 'do a whole new color is the damage.
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Sourcing local fibers from Delhi markets, she later added dyeing processes to achieve magnificent chromatic effects.
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To replace petcoke, industries from dyeing units to brick kilns are switching to imports of coal.
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The dyeing process uses enough water to fill 2 million Olympic-sized swimming pools each year.
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I started dyeing my hair a very light blond and then I let it grow out.
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He has contributed samples of natural dyeing materials to the Harvard Art Museums' Forbes Pigment Collection.
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The dyeing process, the way color takes to yarn, is both a science and an art.
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Along with Poer's children, Boucher helped out by sanding caskets and dyeing silks to decorate them.
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Ikats are made through a labor-intensive series of steps that involves resist-dyeing (a process that controls the spread of the dye) bundles of vertical, or warp, threads, thus creating the design through the dyeing process rather than in the weaving, unlike most other fabrics.
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These days, dyeing your hair is as common as putting on lip balm or washing your face.
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The salon shared video footage of the actress's entire dyeing process, from foils to the final look.
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Last fall, I started daydreaming about dyeing my raven-black hair a shade of bright, bubblegum pink.
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The weaving of the sheet, its dyeing, ironing, embroidering and packaging are all done by separate businesses.
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There are no color additives approved by FDA for permanent dyeing or tinting of eyelashes and eyebrows.
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Dyeing her naturally blonde hair a rich shade of chocolate brown — the stark opposite of her sister.
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Since shibori is folded and bound prior to dyeing, a unique pattern comes out in every form.
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Techniques of dyeing, printing, embroidery, needlework, knitting, quilting, and sewing all are a part of textile arts.
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BLACKYOTO has also started dyeing traditional Japanese work wear, which European and U.S. distributors eagerly snap up.
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People who are nervous to take the leap have even created Reddit threads about dyeing their hair.
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Pet groomers also specialize in giving dogs and other animals flat top hairstyles or dyeing their hair.
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I can't blame everything on PCOS though because I've spent years heat styling and dyeing my hair.
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Never tried any of their products, but they are a very well-known hair-coloring, dyeing brand.
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God forbid a woman wants to express herself by dyeing her hair or swiping on dark lipstick.
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In addition, clothing manufacturers use large quantities of water and chemicals for the dyeing and finishing processes.
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Hama's grandfather was part of that movement and a pioneer in reviving natural dyeing after its obsolescence.
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Now, as Mr. Winthrop and Mr. McKinnon talked over coffee, they addressed another concern — the yarn dyeing.
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Of those who remain, even fewer show interest in learning the labor-intensive techniques of indigo dyeing.
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Blonde is actually Hadid's natural color, but she has been dyeing it darker since her teenage years.
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Fofana has long worked with traditional dyeing techniques, although his material usually doesn't bleat, much less breathe.
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"Humans have been dyeing their hair with natural ingredients like teas, berries, and coffee for centuries," she says.
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In a bold move for the singer, Bieber switched up his style by dyeing his hair platinum blond.
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By contrast, Carolina Cotton Works, the fabric-dyeing facility occupies a notably smaller space but employs 200 workers.
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That's due to an intensive dyeing, layering, and twisting process that looks less Williamsburg and more Willy Wonka.
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In fact, instead of dyeing his hair that coveted alabaster color, he douses it with Klorane dry shampoo.
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INSIDER recently spoke with Williams about her brand, and the hair-dyeing tricks she's learned along the way.
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Christina Hendricks began dyeing her hair red before "Mad Men," but it became part of her character's identity.
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Patagonia employs a new, non-toxic dyeing process which uses even less water and CO2, without natural indigo.
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Update: Earlier this year, a weird thing happened: People on the Internet started dyeing their hair with Nutella.
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She did the work of six radio operators, moving constantly and dyeing her hair blond to avoid detection.
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I'm dyeing J's hair for his birthday so he brings over some wine to enjoy during the process.
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After hours of custom dyeing, drying, and styling, Rice's dream of having pastel pink hair became a reality.
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White pride is scary; Irish pride is celebrated with marching bands and by dyeing the Chicago River iridescent green.
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There's something astrologically predictable about dyeing your hair dark in the colder months — a fact celebrities know full well.
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If someone is thinking of dyeing their hair, for whatever reason, I'd tell them to just go for it.
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"No." Do I have to wait a certain amount of time before washing my hair after the dyeing process?
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Somehow, the supermodel has gone 21 years without dyeing her natural brunette hair, even despite her constant modeling gigs.
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While other stars are dyeing their hair summery colors, Kaley Cuoco's made an unconventional beauty move, Yahoo Beauty reports.
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"I wanted to bring together the incredible craftsmanship of vintage garments with the artistry of Japanese dyeing," McAlpine says.
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As she learned about the traditional indigo dyeing practices of Japan, she thought of her own country's adire technique.
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The dyeing tradition was passed to him from his mother and to her, from many generations of Miao before.
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Amy Adams has said that dyeing her hair red helped her stand out from all the blondes in Hollywood.
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This "sunscreen" bleeds out in the summer months, dyeing the area a darker color to protect that algae's chlorophyll.
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After dyeing her hair red earlier this month, Modern Family star Ariel Winter is showing off another major change.
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I was done dyeing and angsting about my ever-growing roots, and that made me feel more like myself.
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From time to time, the pair host printing and dyeing workshops at Block Shop's compound in Joshua Tree. blockshoptextiles.
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Artist Alexandra Grant, who is dating Keanu Reeves, is explaining why she chose to stop dyeing her gray hair.
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Ice dyeing involves sprinkling colorful powder over a bed of ice and letting it melt over a white garment.
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Word of the Day adjective: harshly ironic or sinister adjective: of a substance, especially a strong acid, capable of destroying or eating away by chemical action noun: a substance used to treat leather or other materials before dyeing; aids in dyeing process _________ The word mordant has appeared in 55 articles on NYTimes.
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Relaxing, bleaching, and dyeing the hair on your head within the space of a week will inevitably lead to disaster.
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Other programs include how-to videos, such as lessons on drawing a three-dimensional hand or tie-dyeing T-shirts.
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With Easter only a few days away, Kourtney Kardashian is sharing how she makes dyeing eggs fun — without using chemicals.
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For Gaga, that meant uncovering her many tattoos, putting her makeup back on, and dyeing her hair back to blonde.
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In 2013, he experienced garment-dyeing firsthand when he visited Kyoto Montsuki, a century-old company dedicated to the process.
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After his latest video about dyeing his hair blonde, beauty YouTuber James Charles has officially surpassed 16 million subscribers — Again.
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When my coworkers started dyeing their hair bright shades — like pink and blue — I'd look on with awe and envy.
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Out of an abundance of caution, the City is postponing its three St. Patrick's Day parades and river dyeing. pic.twitter.
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Since I had my daughter, I step back and let her have all the fun of dyeing while I watch.
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Suddenly, women with long brown hair were dyeing it blond or cutting it short, thinking they would be less vulnerable.
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The city's St. Patrick's Day parade is world-renowned, primarily because of its unique tradition of dyeing the river green.
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Collins has always been experimental with her hair, chopping it into a short pixie and dyeing it bright red last year.
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She was then taken to the dye shop where staff displayed different techniques from dyeing to hand-painting and digital printing.
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Before dyeing her hair platinum, almost white blonde, Cyrus went sporty at the Knicks game in N.Y.C. in two teeny topknots.
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Dyeing your head an icy shade of blonde at home is a whole other ballgame — and not something we'd recommend attempting.
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But what's even more intriguing is that this dyeing dupe is pretty magical for more than the one damage-free reason.
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Not only does the star often do her own makeup, she's been dyeing her own hair for decades, she tells PeopleStyle.
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Although she was regularly dyeing her hair in the salon and at home, it became a chore to maintain the color.
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Ms. Zuckerman-Hartung's work is a firestorm of techniques and effects: bleaching, dyeing, staining and sewing linen, silk and humble dropcloths.
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Dream of dyeing your hair a pristine shade of neon green one day and the lightest shade of rose the next?
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Major nostalgia points for these workhorses, which have endured all kinds of hideous paint patterns and tie-dyeing over the years.
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But after dyeing her strands so often, its damaged her locks so she likes to switch up her style with wigs.
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During the campaign, Mnangagwa has worked to develop a friendly image and appear more youthful by dyeing his once-gray hair.
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In Fashion Victims, David talks about how, in the late 18th century, copper arsenite became a popular pigment for dyeing clothes.
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The dyeing service has also been offered to customers who wanted to make their own pets resemble pandas, the Guardian reports.
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There's a lot of identity tied up in your hair — which is why cutting or dyeing it can be pretty terrifying.
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"I've been helping my clients take the online questionnaires and have even walked them through dyeing over FaceTime," Ms. Bodt said.
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But flannel requires the dyeing of each individual yarn, which is what gives it the patterned look of, say, Buffalo plaid.
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How can she retain the length and health, all while dyeing her hair saturated hues like purple, yellow, orange, pink, and green?
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While you can purchase a wig pre-colored online or in stores, dyeing your unit at home allows for more personalized results.
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From dyeing them blue to rocking them with natural textures, these new takes on the classic style feel youthful, cool, and modern.
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Prior to finding my hair guru, Courtney Nischan, I visited countless hairstylists, all of whom strongly pushed me against dyeing my hair.
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And like she was doing more than a decade ago, the singer is making bold beauty choices — like dyeing her ends blue.
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In 2010 Greenpeace, an NGO, reported that fabric-dyeing plants in Gurao had severely polluted the water, making it unfit to drink.
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While speaking about her brand with INSIDER, Williams shared the one question she thinks everyone should ask themselves before dyeing their hair.
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Yesterday, for instance, I followed an at-home haircut tutorial on TikTok, and then made another one while dyeing my hair pink.
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When she stopped dyeing her hair and began to wear wigs offstage as well as on, the sensitivity to tap water eased.
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Despite initial fears that I'd be sitting in the salon chair for hours on end, the dyeing process only took around two.
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The process includes hand-separating, dyeing, and spinning the wool, then hand-weaving cotton and wool into a rug using traditional looms.
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In the latest episode of Hair Me Out, Gómez tackles a beauty goal she's had for a long time: dyeing her hair pink.
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You can check yourself to determine what kind of taster you are by dyeing your tongue with grape soda or Kool-Aid powder.
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Bottom line: Just as dyeing hair, tattooing eyebrows, or getting veneers doesn't make a person fake, neither does having silicone in their breasts.
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The costumes are more space-appropriate, and the women aren't on the sidelines of the action, dyeing their hair — they're driving the action.
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When you commit to dyeing your hair, you commit to spending hours on upkeep and dropping considerable amounts of cash on touch-ups.
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First, going from brunette to blonde requires a double-process treatment to lift your darker color before actually dyeing it a lighter shade.
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Of course, race is not a choice — and effecting any change in skin tone certainly isn't as simple as, say, dyeing your hair.
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The star admits she "doesn't know" if she has gray hair — nor has she contemplated the day when she'll stop dyeing it platinum.
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And now another teen pop sensation is attempting to change up his look, with One Direction's Niall Horan dyeing his hair dark brown.
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And now, Kristen Stewart has just jumped off the bleach bandwagon, dyeing her almost white blonde hair back to its natural dark shade.
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Unless you are dyeing your hair with beets or some kind of hair-safe vegetable or fruit, I wouldn't recommend using processed foods.
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According to InStyle, "It was quite damaged from all those water scenes and from re-dyeing it red so many times," said Winslet.
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Dyeing ballet shoes brown in a process called "pancaking" has been a traditional solution for many ballerinas– but it's time consuming and messy.
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But, merely dyeing my hair didn't solve all of my problems — in fact, it created an entirely new one in the style department.
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I sewed the robe in one day and then it took me four nights to do all of the painting, dyeing, and embroidering.
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Below, she discusses her modeling trajectory, her decision to stop dyeing her hair, nutrition and eating disorders in the industry, and her family.
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Each shirt is a hybridized creation; Big City uses a combination of spray paint, sublimation (direct-to-garment printing), dyeing and screen printing.
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Jaxcee also recommends a strengthening treatment, Olaplex No. 5, $28, that repairs bonds in the hair that are broken during the dyeing process.
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According to Helly Hansen, the products require 75% less water in the solution dyeing process, in lieu of DWR (Durable Water Repellent) coating.
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Near Kenrokuen garden, the Kaga Yuzen Kimono Center is the place to learn about the local variety of kimono dyeing called Kaga Yuzen.
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Tipsarevic was the world's No. 26 junior in 24, with a taste for tattooing his body, dyeing his hair and speaking his mind.
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Following in the footsteps of Jimmy Fallon's legendary Egg Roulette, rather than dyeing eggs this Easter, why not smash 'em on your head?
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When I decided to start dyeing my eyebrows, my habit had me feeling deeply ashamed: unspeakably weird, unpresentable, unprofessional, and out of control.
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In 1978, San Francisco artist Gilbert Baker created the iconic rainbow flag by dyeing and stitching eight pieces of fabric together — all by hand.
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He also said the school has a ban on bleached or lightened hair, but would not confirm if dyeing the hair black is allowed.
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The demand for black clothes is so great that impromptu dyeing shops have sprung up, offering to turn brighter garments into something suitably sombre.
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Of course, there's a catch and that is that at the moment, this graphene dye only works for dyeing your hair black or brown.
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In fact, Delevingne started experimenting a lot more with dyeing (and bedazzling) her new cut, proving herself to be quite the hair color chameleon.
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Anyone with color-treated hair knows that the dyeing process is not always a quick one, especially if you're going from brunette to blond.
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It's apparently not difficult to manufacture in its current form, however, as the carbon nanotube coating can be applied during the standard dyeing process.
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While Abi Shenton believed she was properly using a LUSH oil in the bath, she was actually dyeing her skin a very bright pink.
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Ms. Delain sourced the seamless, stretchy fabric from the medical industry, dyeing the first samples in her bathtub to make the colors more appealing.
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While speaking about the brand with INSIDER, Williams shared three tips that she says can make the hair-dyeing process at home less messy.
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Woll appeared on "True Blood" with red hair until the show's end in 2014, though she had started dyeing her hair red years before.
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Of course, he's not a stranger to dyeing (he went really blond in 2014), but worked with Shekinah to do something a little different.
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Since dyeing my hair apparently made me "less Asian" and, the implication went, whiter, I kept at it, bleaching my scalp raw for years.
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To make their own truly domestic denim, Japanese manufacturers had to forget much of what they'd learned in a millennium of dyeing with indigo.
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Bklyn Designs The event is a showcase for more than 50 local designers and includes talks on subjects like color trends and indigo dyeing.
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To think, formaldehyde could have been used in the dyeing process of the jeans you are wearing right now, it makes me so uneasy.
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She told me that she wants to learn how to do all types of hair — dyeing, perms — and dreams of owning her own shop.
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Starting with the sketching out of a design, the video moves through steps like dyeing the fiber that will be used to make the garment.
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Her hair is actually blonde, but she's been dyeing it shades of black and brown since childhood to be more marketable, the actress told People.
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The actress, who's not a natural redhead but a born blonde, has been dyeing her hair since the age of 13, when she started GoT.
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I've gone from buzzing it off five times to growing it out really long, to getting braids and cane rows and bleaching and dyeing it.
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I asked Nischan and hair colorist Marcia Hamilton, who works with Zoë Kravitz, to help me create an uplifting hair dyeing guide for Black women.
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To create the G-Star Elwood RFTPi jean, the brand developed the world's cleanest indigo dyeing process, formulated with 70% fewer chemicals and no salts.
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As the actress illustrated with an Instagram shot of an updated shade, dyeing one's hair while with child is no longer a big no-no.
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Rent: $224,230 My natural hair color is dirty blonde, but I've been dyeing it honey platinum for the last 21 years, since about sixth grade.
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" Ford told Allure that this was her first time ever dyeing someone's armpit hair, but that "it was actually very fun and easy to do.
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"To put it simply, to us dyeing means life," he said in the courtyard of the monastery, as we sipped tea under a full moon.
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He described a boy who grew up in a village in the mountains of Guizhou Province and the textile dyeing tradition of the Miao people.
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Dyeing pets has been a trend in China since the early 2010s, according to the BBC, but many people have expressed concern at the practice.
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" Moon says the dyeing process took three hours from start to finish, and that West "reacted very positively and was stoked about the final result.
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In equally unapologetic style, lately we've been seeing a slew of older women on social media dyeing their hair all the colors of the rainbow.
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Outside, in the industrial Savar area, factories, tanneries and dyeing plants — all crucial to the global supply chain — have been contributing to an environmental disaster.
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"Dyeing for Indigo" hastily tries to trace the story of indigo plantations and their toxic fumes, but crams too many facts into the chapter's 13 pages.
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The Easter tradition of egg dyeing, though, probably originated in ancient Christian communities in Mesopotamia that colored chicken eggs red to symbolize the blood of Jesus.
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It would certainly help consumers being more conscious in their choices which would snowball into forcing manufacturers to think twice before double dyeing a $5 top.
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But Emilia just took one major step closer towards fully transforming into her sci-fi alter ego, dyeing her hair a frosty shade of Khaleesi blonde.
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Efron followed the lead from stars like Jenner, Rose Byrne, Khloé Kardashian and took the plunge by dyeing his natural brunette mane a bright, icy blonde.
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Through the years, I've been every shade in the book and have learned a lot of valuable lessons about dyeing your hair along the way: 1.
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My black hair had always been a defining staple of mine, ever since I was 13 and got my first grey and I started dyeing it.
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That's right — not only can these little sponges help you with strobing, it turns out they're also pretty useful tools for dyeing your hair multiple colors.
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So embrace it by dyeing your egg a rose quartz, or a muted coral, or the color of rosé, or the color of the Glossier logo.
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I was on vacation and I actually left my Just For Men [hair dye] at home 'cause I had been dyeing my mustache, you know, black.
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Clearly a ton of thought has to be put into dyeing your hair a Technicolor shade, but the vibrant end results really may be worth it.
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Once out of design school, Thao reached out to ethnic women all over Vietnam to learn the art of natural dyeing, silk production, and fabric weaving.
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This is no small breakthrough, considering that the fashion industry is one of the world's biggest polluters, largely because of the chemicals used in dyeing textiles.
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Textile dyeing is the second-largest polluter of clean water, and on the whole, the apparel industry accounts for 10 percent of all greenhouse emissions worldwide.
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Years of standing in the same spot—cutting and shaving and dyeing and listening to the uncles and aunties—had turned Lily into an unhurried storyteller.
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Decades earlier, Fendi had brought him on board to make fur fun again, and he did that, too, dyeing and distressing it with his singular insouciance.
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But before you click through, check out this mesmerizing video that shows off the hair-dyeing process to get a full appreciation of the new trend.
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Click through to find 15 pieces that are making us want to go shopping — and grab a few tie-dyeing kits while we're at it, too.
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She has done extensive research on which leaves, bark and roots are best for weaving and dyeing, and she now has a repertoire of 40 colors.
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The Global Heritage Fund has begun working with Atlas Studio, a Beijing-based design studio, to set up a weaving and dyeing co-op in Dali.
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The writer began dyeing her grays shortly after their onset at around 25, but after having a baby last year, the monthly upkeep got old, fast.
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"Dyeing the river green is a great Chicago tradition, and we have Tom Rowan and Mike Butler to thank for that," Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel said.
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Linda Greer, the founder of the Clean by Design program and a former toxicologist at the N.R.D.C., has advised many garment and dyeing factories in China.
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A boiler warning light was flashing before the explosion, but the maintenance team ignored it, said one survivor, Harunur Rashid, a worker in the garment dyeing process.
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"It took about 12 hours for the first round of dyeing my hair – we definitely took our time with it so it wouldn't get damaged," she explained.
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It's dyed with a low-impact process that significantly reduces the use of dyestuffs, energy, and water compared to conventional dyeing methods and Fair Trade-certified sewn.
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For me, tie dye means nostalgia, and recalls memories of growing up in Indiana and spending my summers tie-dyeing clothing with my best friends at camp.
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Following in Shailene Woodley, Taylor Schilling and Sarah Hyland's hair-dyeing footsteps, the 19-year-old actress ditched her bright blonde tresses for a deeper, chocolate shade.
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There is a contribution to CO2 that is happening there, and there's also a ton of chemicals and finishings embedded in clothing and textiles through the dyeing.
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While some fear that dyeing their hair a bold color might lead people to judge them, others worry that dye can cause long-term damage to hair.
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And there really is no evidence out there that the things that we use for hair-dyeing reach the baby or have the potential to cause harm.
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I had never meant for my hair-dyeing to become a means for me to escape myself—it was meant to be a way of self-expression.
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After dyeing my hair Technicolor, I also noticed a decline in the attention I got from straight men—just as I was coming into my own queerness.
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The Incredible Egg, which provides all 30,000 real eggs for rolling, dyeing, and eating, also provides the first lady with a commemorative egg gift of her own.
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The brand, which is approaching its 25th anniversary, never changes its production process, he said, from the yarn to how it's spun to the indigo dyeing method.
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We walked down a dusty street to his factory, a textile and dyeing house that employed 20123 people who worked 24 hours a day in three shifts.
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In some cases, salts or the carotenoid pigments are harvested from the lakes and used for many purposes, including flavoring, melting ice or dyeing foods and pharmaceuticals.
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For a new generation of adventurous men, dyeing one's hair gray is gaining traction, appropriating a naturally occurring phenomenon from older men and giving it a millennial twist.
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Today, she adds dyeing her hair to that list, trading her traditionally strawberry-blonde strands for a bright fire-engine red — all while documenting every step, of course.
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Hair dyeing, blue jeans and clothes with writing in English were banned under Kim's father, Kim Jong Il, as the reclusive country tried to keep western influences out.
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Sulfur-heavy petcoke and other cheap, highly polluting fuels such as furnace oil are widely used by cement factories, dyeing units, paper mills, brick kilns and ceramics businesses.
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After recently dyeing my hair back to my natural brown after three grueling months living as a bleach blonde, my strands were in need of some major TLC.
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Sulphur-heavy petcoke and other cheap, highly polluting fuels such as furnace oil are widely used by cement factories, dyeing units, paper mills, brick kilns and ceramics businesses.
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Makeup artist Jamal Scott, who was in charge of transforming Mayowa Nicholas' brows, points out that the attention to detail is slightly different when dyeing models of color.
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If Ms. DeGiulio's art plays it cool, Ms. Zuckerman-Hartung's work is a firestorm of techniques and effects: bleaching, dyeing, staining and sewing linen, silk and humble dropcloths.
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If anyone deserves the title, it's the 21-year-old singer/songwriter: she's been dyeing her hair in various shades of the regal color since she was 16.
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Perhaps a goth response to the ubiquity of unicorn lattes and rainbow bagels, dyeing foods a deep, inky black has become one of the year's biggest food trends.
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In an interview for the New York Times' "TimesTalks" in 2016, Adams talked about the difference dyeing her hair from strawberry blonde to red made for her career.
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Mr. Burns said he quit school in Liverpool at age 14 after he was castigated for shaving off his eyebrows, wearing an earring and dyeing his hair red.
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The former James Bond has been dyeing his hair on and off for the past few years, but just this April decided to embrace his inner silver fox.
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Here, the dyeing process is reversed, with color extracted from the fabric rather than applied to it; the badge, too, is hidden on the inside of the coats.
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"Not a single person noticed or commented on my nonconformist Z Flip," he wrote, noting that he got more attention for dyeing his hair blue in high school.
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Students earn "demerits" for infractions like dyeing their hair or talking during silent periods that can last essentially all day, Dusty Rhodes reported at NPR Illinois in April.
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Latest Project: Inspired by another hobby — Indian garment dyeing — he recently introduced a summer wear line called Sunshine Blues, manufactured in a women-owned workshop in New Delhi.
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The Ace Hotel Downtown Los Angeles, which opened in 2014, offers a wide range of activities, including stand-up comedy sessions, D.J. residencies and a flower dyeing workshop.
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The practice of dyeing hands and feet has been used for centuries in India, Pakistan, Africa and the Middle East; Jews adopted the tradition from their Muslim neighbors.
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Mr. McKinnon had introduced Mr. Winthrop to "the best people I know," in the domestic yarn-dyeing business, a North Carolina company called Burlington Manufacturing Services, or BMS.
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The textile and fabric finishing and coating mills industry employed 6,100 textile bleaching and dyeing machine operators, an occupation projected to decline by 19.4% in the next decade.
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But when the Puerto Rican players began dyeing their hair blond during the World Baseball Classic, well, it was a lot to ask of the button-down Beltran.
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When we asked a prison spokesperson to expand on these safety concerns, they said that Florida Administrative Code prohibits prisoners from dyeing their hair for security and identification purposes.
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There they will have access to Nike's dip-dyeing, footwear printing, embroidery, footwear patches, lasering as well as a full footwear accessory bar of laces, zippers and tongue tags.
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"Murex purple, also called Tyrian purple and red whelk, was used in Greek and Roman times for dyeing togas, and in the Middle Ages for decorating manuscripts," explains Khandekar.
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About 20% of industrial water pollution globally can be traced to the dyeing and treatment of textiles — and microplastics from polyester, acrylic and nylon are polluting the world's oceans.
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I've been debating dyeing my hair lighter for summer for the last few weeks, and I finally bite the bullet and schedule an appointment for two weeks from now.
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The punk movement was ushered in by rebellious youth who loved dyeing their hair shocking colors to shake up the status quo and identify as outliers of popular culture.
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Efron recently followed the lead from stars like Kylie Jenner, Rose Byrne, Khloé Kardashian and more, taking the plunge by dyeing his natural brunette mane a bright, icy blonde.
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After a year and a half of not dyeing my hair, I've decided to treat myself this month at a fancy hair salon to dye and a hair treatment.
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Others see a broader significance: Almost every civilization has its own tie-dye variation, from Shibori in Japan and Indonesia, to batik dyeing in Africa, to mudmee in Thailand.
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Last week, American Apparel reached a preliminary deal to sell its Garden Grove manufacturing site to textile manufacturer Broncs Inc, re-launching it as a knitting and dyeing facility.
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Similarly, the kimono's long expanses of fabric are exploited with opulent embroidery and dyeing techniques that, in the hands of Iris van Herpen, stretch the limits of textile's materiality.
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Suffice it to say, a lot of personal experiences have created rumors about topics like dyeing your hair while pregnant and what actually makes strands grow longer and stronger.
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Between them they covered design, painting, photography, lighting, embroidery, dyeing, printing and much else besides (Morris was also a poet, a translator of Icelandic sagas, and a Utopian socialist).
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In fact, the model has made significant moves to distance herself from her blonde, blue-eyed sidekick (including dyeing her own naturally light hair a shade of rich chestnut).
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Dyeing, said Ruth Ravenscroft, the company's creative director, is an art in itself; it can take anywhere from a few hours to several days to get the color right.
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While I'll happily volunteer for a bite massage (stay tuned!), until recently I'd always shied away from hair-dyeing, dramatic haircuts, and obscure lipstick shades for one silly reason.
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But dyeing facial hair to match is a whole other headache, and one that Rez says requires keeping some element of the base color intact so it looks natural.
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Four years ago, Rebecca Atwood, 32, a painter and former product designer for Anthropologie, began her namesake textile company by dyeing shibori fabric for pillows in her Brooklyn kitchen.
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Fabrics made by Mr. Mack, reflecting the same collaging and dyeing techniques he uses to transform old scarves into textile sculptures, were used for a kimono, pajamas and shirts.
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But in our haste to find the latest holiday sweaters and party dresses, the hands dyeing the yarns or sewing the hems on those dresses are often an afterthought.
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As ethereal as she looked walking the carpet, white may not have been the best color to chose during a L.A. downpour, because the carpet started dyeing the dress red.
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In several Snapchats, Chyna, 27, filmed King Cairo dyeing Easter eggs with her and Kardashian, 29, as well as videos of the two guys playing in a toy car outside.
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These DIY are all super easy to follow — as they only involve simple gluing and dyeing techniques — so you don't have to be a crafting mastermind to pull these off.
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Power cuts keep plunging the factory into darkness, and an erratic supply of steam to the dyeing machines makes it hard to ensure that each batch of fabric looks alike.
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The technique involves sprinkling and brushing pigments onto the surface of oily water in a pan, then laying paper atop the water, effectively dyeing the paper with tendrils of color.
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Making a decision like cutting or dyeing your hair, for me and my friends, is something that has always been a decisive action about how we want to be viewed.
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We've done a lot of work to set up our printing, dyeing, embroidering, tie-dye supply chain and are excited to offer that to others that want to make stuff.
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With frequent dyeing comes, well, frequent damage, so Turner says she relies on intensive hair treatments, like Wella's Oil Reflections Luminous Reboost Mask, to keep her hair in fighting shape.
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And while he had not heard it would be based on adult products, he was glad that a dyeing factory which polluted a lake near his home would be gone.
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Voters cast ballots at some 53,000 polling stations, writing down the names of their picks on two separate ballots and dyeing their fingers with ink to show they had voted.
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She is the one I already entrust with dyeing my eyelashes, and she is always fresh faced and put together without looking as if she is wearing much of anything.
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The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star was inspired to launch SKIMS after she found herself cutting apart, dyeing (with tea bags!) and customizing her shapewear to fit her needs.
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It harvests monsoon water and recycles waste water at its workshop on the edge of Bagru, where it also offers one to two day workshops in printing and dyeing. rangotri.
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In Kyoto, she watched as artisans at the Chiso atelier, founded in 1555, performed upwards of 20 steps per garment, from sketching to multiple rounds of dyeing to hand-painting.
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The city's architectural heritage is only bested by its vibrantly patterned traditional textiles, made using natural dyeing techniques and sold at workshops and bustling open-air markets across the city.
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This is especially important to keep in mind when it comes to experimenting with color, because, like most chemical treatments, permanently dyeing natural hair can result in damage when done wrong.
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In 2013 she really dressed for the theme, dyeing her hair with hot pink streaks to accentuate her sheer, lace Chanel Couture dress and reflect the "Punk: Chaos to Couture" theme.
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Dyeing your hair bright pink is typically a carefully considered decision made in a salon — or a locked bathroom so you can hide from your parents until the task is done.
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"I indicated to him that if, in fact, you plan to keep your dark hair, then you have to start dyeing it early," Obama recalled of his earlier advice to Trudeau.
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In fact, celebrity hair stylist George Papanikolas tells Refinery29 that Fergie has been into dyeing the undersides of her hair black for an "edgy rock and roll look" as of late.
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Whether it's because people were too scared, too nervous, or just simply fixed on the color they already had, most of us never really considered dyeing our hair red — until now.
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Jason LaVeris/FilmMagic; AKM-GSI After dyeing her hair an auburn tint for a recent film, Diane Kruger has slowly been growing out her tresses, welcoming blonde black into her life.
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And in case the teen didn't have plenty on her plate already, she also chose this week to totally change up her look, dyeing her hair a vibrant shade of red.
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The godfather of modern makeup worked with the star in the early '50s, dyeing her then-brown hair platinum, à la the original blond bombshell (and Monroe's favorite actress), Jean Harlow.
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New Era Capital, founded in 2018, said it has already partnered with other funds to invest in companies like transportation software firm Optibus and digital thread dyeing system manufacturer Twine Solutions.
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Among losers, Bombay Dyeing and Mfg Co Ltd fell as much as 5 percent to its lowest since July 30 after the company reported a wider loss for the June quarter.
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Shortly after she stopped dyeing her long silver hair, a casting agent spotted Ms. Joseph on a New York City street and asked her to pose for a Dolce & Gabbana advertisement.
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I get to work on new products, but I still like being in the mill, the customers' plant, and piloting one of our products for them on their big dyeing machines.
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"For a Dong family, having a loom is just as important as having a cow," said Lai Lei, the founder of a weaving and dyeing co-op in a nearby village.
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Gwen Stefani, who split from Gavin Rossdale in 2015, went with divorce hair, dyeing the bottom half of her platinum blond locks horizontally in black and purple after they broke up.
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The silhouettes are similar to her last collection, but this time the diaphanous textiles are ruched and steamed before dyeing, and the shades vacillate between tones of blush, rust and rose.
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Claim to fame: Mr. Moon is something of a mad scientist of hair coloring, dyeing the heads of Kanye West, Miley Cyrus and Madonna in expressionistic rainbow hues that look painterly.
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For Tardo, it includes leaving out some of the existing blonde hair, dyeing the rest brunette, and toning the remaining blonde pieces with a color a touch lighter than the brunette base.
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"My hair is like a security blanket for me in a way, so cutting it short or dyeing it a drastic color... I just don't know if I'm that brave," Mitchell says.
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We then constructed the brands sustainable & technical pillars, which consist of activation, recycled, dyeing & printing, naturals done better, bio-based fibers and end use to ensure our products would minimize negative impacts.
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When I first started, I was dyeing my hair red out of a box, painting my own nails, and wearing the nicest dress I owned (a secondhand Ann Taylor shift) to appointments.
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Concurrently, the French wool-production industry changed: Factories were once one-stop shops for spinning, dyeing, and manufacturing wool, but Saint James opted to focus solely on product assembly, outsourcing its textiles.
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From selecting the leather to stamping out the strap to shaving down the interior to dyeing the material to carving out the holes, the details are intense but a pleasure to watch.
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Keepin' It Casual These pants are what we imagine to be a happy accident while dyeing or painting, a byproduct of living on the edge and wearing white while doing something crafty.
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Whether it's Busy Phillips drunk-dyeing bestie Michelle Williams' hair pastel pink, or Blake Lively fangirling out at a Taylor Swift concert, celeb BFFS make us celebrate our own BFFs even more.
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Growing up, I was enrolled in every art class possible, and my summers consisted of tie-dyeing t-shirts and selling friendship bracelets that my friends and I crafted at the beach.
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But as the Manuka Doctor spokeswoman revealed today on her app, she actually went through a bit of a rebellious streak in her teenage years as well, dyeing her hair platinum blonde.
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But her colorist, Tabitha Dueñas, out of L.A.'s Nine Zero One salon, says the dyeing process was no piece of cake — and required a painstaking seven-hour process of color stripping.
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After going dark — dyeing her signature blonde hair a rich shade of chestnut — back in the fall, the former Pretty Little Liars star is continuing her hair-color streak into winter 2020.
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In early 2017, she went an icy shade of platinum blonde just months before cutting her hair into a chin-length bob and dyeing it ash brown to better match her roots.
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Recently, the brand has found a way to apply the indigo dyeing process to the cottonized hemp denim, as well as how to utilize its low-water finishing process on the material.
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Materials scientist Jiaxing Huang and his research team recently published a study in the journal Chem hypothesizing that a naturally black carbon material, graphene, can be used as a successful hair dyeing agent.
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Grande's change, while minor, is major for the star, who has been very open about her hair damage after years of dyeing it red for her role on Nickelodeon's Victorious and Sam & Cat.
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She starts with raw cotton or wool fibers, spins it into yarn using a spindle, dyes the yarn in batches, and weaves it into an abstract pattern, sometimes dyeing the fibers while weaving.
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While indigo may be the brand's specialty — all dyeing is done by hand in a factory in India where the indigo originates — Kings of Indigo has a lot more than denim on offer.
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There's the sourcing and preparation of the materials, the dyeing and manufacturing of the fabrics, the actual putting-together of the garment, and, finally, the shipment from factory to store floor, he noted.
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Traditionally, the dyeing units, spinning mills and apparel factories have drawn on cheap labor from villages across the southern state of Tamil Nadu to cater to the demand from Western high street shops.
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In 2015, she faced public ire for complaining at having to pay 1,200 ringgit ($300) for a single hair-dyeing session, at a time when Malaysia's minimum wage was 900 ringgit a month.
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Channing Tatum was one of the few exceptions to this phenomenon, but it looks like there's another male looking to take over as king of the hair dyeing club — and it's Joe Jonas.
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She also plans and executes major modifications to the fabric-production and color-fixing processes, and experiments with the villagers on new dyeing ingredients, such as yam root, green tea and tree bark.
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Its parent company, Chamundi Textiles, has weaving and dyeing facilities in Bangalore and Mysore, and sells silk saris for $403 to $300, compared with $104 to $1,649 at Karnataka Silk Industries' factory showroom.
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The 36-year-old reality star, who recently revisited the light side by dyeing her hair a silvery shade of platinum blonde, took to Instagram on Tuesday to share a recent picture of herself.
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And ultimately, we need to change the narrative and fear around Black women dyeing their hair, which is not only wrong, but further perpetuates the feeling of "otherness" that's pervasive among communities of color.
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But unless you've been perfecting your tie-dyeing skills over the last 10 years in preparation for this epic fashion moment (you haven't), we thought rounding up a few pre-dyed pieces couldn't hurt.
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As women across the globe are embracing female empowerment by growing out their body hair during the month of January, some are taking the liberation a step further by dyeing their armpit hair rainbow.
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At one point, Turner was dyeing her hair twice a week to make sure no blonde strands were peeking out while filming "Game of Thrones," but after a few years switched to red wigs.
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Home to 22,000 people, the town currently relied on energy-intensive and polluting industries such as dyeing, the manufacture of machine parts and silk spinning for most of its revenue, it said in August.
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"We have no intention of investing in dyeing ... It's capital-intensive and requires highly-skilled workers to operate," the owner of a small Ho Chi Minh-based factory of around 800 employees told Reuters.
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A video made for that exhibition shows her not only working a formidable loom, but also making the mathematical calculations necessary to achieve the patterns she was after, hand-dyeing the threads and more.
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She started dyeing her hair blond in the late '90s and tended to dress like a punk teenager, in black leggings and black T-shirts emblazoned with band logos and often accessorized with bling.
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When she asked artisans from the Blue H'mong group to draw polka dots with beeswax on indigo-dyed cotton, preparing for a batik dyeing process, they complained that the pattern was making them dizzy.
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This African journey begins in the Bronx, where visitors to the Everett Children's Adventure Garden can investigate the continent's plants, practice a Nigerian dyeing technique and make a botanical journal like George Washington Carver's.
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Nobody should have to admit to getting work done if they don't want to, but in my eyes, it should be a conversation on par with admitting to dyeing your hair or getting eyelash extensions.
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Take a look at the styles that span the spectrum ahead — and get a few tips from Cantu's global artist, Maria Antoinette, if you're thinking of dyeing your own naturally curly or coily hair, too.
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What some people might not know is that dyeing her hair the pale shade of blonde was part of what allowed Gaga, whose real name is Stefani Germanotta, to fully embrace her pop star persona.
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Traditionally the dyeing units, spinning mills and apparel factories have drawn on cheap labor from villages across Tamil Nadu to turn cotton into yarn, fabric and clothes, most of it for Western high street shops.
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For TCM's Tung, who is poised to open a new dyeing plant to keep up with orders, this means embarking on the difficult task of finding a chemical engineer who can lead his next operation.
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Powder blue, rose pink, and daffodil-yellow ovals have become synonymous with the springtime holiday, and painting or dyeing the white canvas of egg shells has reputedly been a popular tradition since the Middle Ages.
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Aside from chopping off and dyeing her locks a bold orange shade back in 2014, she's pretty much stayed in the same beauty lane for the duration of her time in front of the camera.
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This isn't a case of a young man going prematurely gray, but a premeditated decision by the performer, who has a penchant for dyeing his hair and then broadcasting it to his 6.5 million Instagram followers.
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Since the turn of the spring equinox, we've considered dyeing our hair a trendy shade of "sunlight brunette," ditching our winter polish for a fishy manicure, or swapping our cat-eye flicks for floating crease eyeliner.
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And since 2012, when the two stopped dyeing their hair anything but blonde and stopped venturing into the spotlight for anything but a smoke break, Mary-Kate and Ashley have almost never strayed from this uniform.
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The video pays special attention to the S Pen and to the word "galaxy" — which was conveyed artistically by dyeing Grande's hair white and putting her in a dress covered in glow-in-the-dark stars.
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Globally, it's thought that around 8,000 synthetic chemicals are used to turn raw materials into textiles, and estimates lay 20% of the world's industrial water pollution at the feet of fashion's textile-dyeing and treatment processes.
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Lily Aldridge opted for a similar brow look, dyeing her deep brunette arches a bold, gold shade to better match her sexy Michael Kors Collection gown with cutout detailing that put her abs on full display.
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Traditionally, the dyeing units, spinning mills and apparel factories have drawn on cheap labor from villages across Tamil Nadu to turn the cotton into yarn, fabric and clothes, most of it for Western high street shops.
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Photograph by Newsha Tavakolian / Magnum for The New Yorker A worker on Hormuz takes a break from gathering red ochre, an earth pigment that has been used for dyeing fabric and as an ingredient in makeup.
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In a recent Instagram post, the singer, 39, shared a photo of her eight-year-old daughter sporting a bright new look, alongside an image of Jessica Simpson dyeing the ends of her own daughter's hair.
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A series of combinations of mordant and resist stamping and dyeing enabled Indian printers to create uniquely complex designs, coveted from Southeast Asia and palaces of Mughal emperors to the far-flung capitals of Western Europe.
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MARA HOFFMAN When Mara Hoffman launched her namesake brand 20 years ago, she did it all on her own, painstakingly hand-dyeing, hand-beading, hand-batiking every one-of-a-kind item from a studio apartment.
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The world will be waving a sad goodbye to Arya Stark as the final season of Game of Thrones airs next month, and for Williams, dyeing her hair pink was her own way of leaving Arya behind.
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Neil Moodie, editorial stylist and creative director of London salon Windle & Moodie, explains that the formula for purple shampoo was devised according to the hair-color chart that has existed since the art of hair dyeing began.
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Permanently dyeing your hair often involves harsh chemical components — like ammonia, peroxide, or paraphenylenediamine — that can make your hair weak and brittle, changing the structure of your strands in the process; it could even cause allergic reactions.
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Using a chemical compound called phthalocyanine that is most commonly used for dyeing fabrics, the scientists at the National University of Singapore created organic molecules that are able to self-organize into nanoparticles, and eventually longer nanofibers.
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Known for her landscapes and portraits made from complex, batik fabric-dyeing techniques, and for her pioneering use of found materials to make politically charged, mixed-media installation works, Scott was also an educator and cultural activist.
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First Kylie Jenner, who has made no bones about her love of every colored wig under the rainbow, is starting to regret dyeing her real hair platinum, asking her fans if she should go back to brown.
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Hayley Williams has been dyeing her hair since Paramore's earliest days as a bandSpeaking to INSIDER, Williams said she first dyed her hair at the age of 15, around the time that Paramore formed in Franklin, Tennessee.
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She told EW in 2015 that she "was really looking forward" to dyeing her hair Scully-approved red, but her hair stylist told her that she was "risking a catastrophe" if she went red for the summer.
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Read more:10 celebrities you didn't know were actually redheadsHere's what 15 celebrities looked like before they went grayThe surprising natural hair color of 30 celebrities28 celebrities that look almost unrecognizable after dyeing their hair platinum blonde
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Ahead, I chat with the former model about how she maintains her fiery mane (maximum dyeing, minimal styling), the time she made Kate Moss get hair like hers, and her thoughts on Kendall, Kylie, and Gigi Hadid.
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After graduating from art school, he was diagnosed with chronic tendonitis and adopted "hydro-dyeing"—the process of painting things by dipping them in a layer of paint floating on water—as a form of art therapy.
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He wrote about having dyed his hair and later feeling ashamed as he studied his reflection in the bathroom mirror: dyeing his hair was a form of deception that challenged his self-perception as a truth-teller.
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The technique of resist block printing and indigo dyeing involves applying a special paste to cloth using hand-carved wooden or metal blocks that can be hundreds of years old, with regionally inspired patterns and generic designs.
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Right now, Hollywood is showing the color some love, with stars like Julia Roberts, Kylie Jenner, Amber Rose, Jaden Smith, Behati Prinsloo, and Halsey all dyeing their hair shades like baby, flamingo, and even neon Post-It pink.
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"I don't think there's anything less attractive than a man over-dyeing things on his face, so I'm going to try, for as long as I can, to age as my male forefathers before me," says the star.
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In another case of dyeing gone awry, a Kansas City, Missouri, shelter is caring for a 2-month-old puppy who was dyed pink by a previous owner to the point where the color stained the dog's skin.
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First dubbed Scheele's green, and later emerald, this shockingly verdant shade was lethal to those handling it, whether they were brushing it as a powder onto elaborate floral head-dresses or dyeing gloves a delectably eye-catching color.
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This probably says more about me than it does about TikTok as a whole, but my entire timeline is full of people saying "screw it" and cutting their own bangs or dyeing their hair an extremely impractical color.
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After dyeing her hair everything from blonde to orange to blue to purple over the course of one year, her big, bouncy, flowy curls (which she describes as "her crown" and her defining feature) had taken a hit.
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Over a period of years and a nearly endless series of scrapes — falling off roofs, dyeing her hair green, accidentally intoxicating her best friend — Anne transforms the hearts of everyone around her while making a home for herself.
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The rising star has been experimenting with color in a big way over the past few months, dyeing her hair a dusty pink and then letting Twitter choose her hair color (they went with lilac) before going platinum blonde.
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It was succinct and impactful, and it reminded attendees that showing your support for gender equality by attending a Tumblr-sponsored SXSW party is a little like dyeing your Facebook profile picture rainbow and calling yourself a LGBT activist.
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Read more: People are worried China could recall its giant pandas from US zoos because of the trade war"While they look adorable, dyeing the pet this way can easy hurt them," one Weibo user wrote, according to CNN.
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"The government is also strong arming us to disassociate from small local vendors that aren't registered, so we had to look for more established vendors for small matters, such as fabric dyeing and buttons, which increased costs," she added.
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The first act of the film, when it's playful—when they're finding their sound, dyeing their hair, drawing that logo, being awkward around girls, having parties in their garden—that was very much like when I was in bands.
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This phenomenon is the opposite of the movement among millennial women, who often embrace their body hair, sometimes dyeing the hair on their underarms, according to Olivia Guinaugh, a home and personal care analyst at the research firm Mintel.
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All of Kilomet109's dyeing, weaving, batik drawing and calendering (a finishing process) is done by nearly three dozen women artisans in four separate ethnic-minority communities across northern Vietnam, and much of the work is surprisingly labor-intensive.
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Indigo dyeing like this is a way of life, and to the extent to which Hama is a master, he possesses not just his own knowledge but, in a very real way, his father's and his father's father's knowledge.
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Ever since she was a young girl, Ms. Yang, 74, has been weaving and dyeing indigo textiles using techniques that the ethnic Dong in the southern Chinese province of Guizhou have passed down from mother to daughter over generations.
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Strolling through the forest, visitors come across a big-eyed statue of Obatala, the orisha of creation, and a two-story figure of Iya Mapo, the orisha of women's crafts like pottery and dyeing, extending six arms toward heaven.
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In a 2014 Facebook post, she explained that years of bleaching and dyeing it red for her roles on the Nickelodeon series "Victorious" and "Sam & Cat" had left her hair terribly damaged, hence her reliance on the slicked-back style.
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Colors have meaning and significance, and they can help you feel like you have the power to transform who you are — like dyeing your hair black after a traumatic breakup or going bleach-blonde to add some light into your life.
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Instead of dyeing giant swaths to resemble vivid, My Little Pony tails or even going with an all-over dusty hue, this latest take does for rainbow hair what Catbird did for jewelry — making it minimal, clean, and barely there.
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And now, after snagging the People's Choice Award this month for "Favorite Breakout Artist," the singer is doubling-down on his solo pop star status, ditching his signature spiky, ice blonde super saiyan Goku hair and dyeing it dark brown.
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Williams believes that bold colors are 'becoming part of the norm' in fashion and beautyDespite the reservations some may have when it comes to dyeing their hair a bold color, Williams believes the world is becoming more accepting of "loud" styles.
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"[We're] getting into how we can have less impact with the dyes, because our color is a big signature of the brand, but also dyeing is one of the main things that's impacting the planet in the fashion industry," said West.
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Perhaps those denims wouldn't seem so desirable, though, if you witnessed the toil behind the twill: cotton-picking, dyeing, weaving, sewing, decorating, stone-washing, packing, and transporting — each stage of the supply chain taking a toll on a human body.
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Moore burst onto the music scene in the late '90s with bright blonde, flat ironed hair, a contrast to the brown hair she's had since first dyeing it for her role in 2002's Nicholas Sparks adaptation A Walk To Remember.
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Next, the fabric is moved outside, where it gets covered in soy milk (also homemade) to help keep the glue in place as it dries in the sun; this is repeated three times on each side before the dyeing can start.
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The second painting, which stands to the right, is comparatively chaotic and crossed with long lines that were apparently created by folding and creasing a still-wet canvas, a technique that resembles the Japanese craft of shibori, or hand-dyeing.
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The complex near the city of Minya, 200 km (120 miles) south of Cairo will cover 1.3 million square meters and focus on spinning, dyeing, weaving and finishing, with some 90-95 percent of its output to be designed for export.
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We checked in again with Dillinger in January, and he told us that last fall, Levi&aposs discovered how to get the indigo dyeing process to work with its hemp blend, which previously was only available in a natural white denim.
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Not only did the Pretty Little Liars star kick it with her girls — including models Hailey Baldwin and Marianne Fonseca — but she also won the beauty game by dyeing her hair a bright, cotton-candy pink — just in time for the festivities.
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Katy Perry, along with a whole slew of other A-list celebs like Kristen Stewart, Zoë Kravitz, and Cara Delevingne, chopped off all her hair in April dyeing it a shade of platinum blonde and giving us some serious Justin Bieber vibes.
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Clinton seemed to understand this at the beginning of her campaign, with her Instagram joke about "hard choices" accompanying a red, white and blue pantsuit array, with her asides about dyeing her hair, even with her scrunchies, once upon a State Department time.
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BUXTON, England, March 28 (Reuters) - A rural British police force has bemused the public with unusual responses to the coronavirus crisis including dyeing a lagoon black to dissuade people from going there and flying drones over a remote beauty spot to shame walkers.
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The Power Of Beauty Products Former Lowell inmate Natalie Hall, 40, who was released in 2017, was no stranger to contraband beauty, from dyeing her hair with stolen peroxide from the medical department, to applying colored pencils on her eyes in lieu of eyeshadow.
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While many of us are busy getting our finest fringed garments out of storage, dusting off our vast collection of fanny packs, and dyeing our hair some technicolor hue in anticipation, one celebrity festival attendee has taken Coachella-mania in an entirely new direction.
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Made through a variety of techniques, including the yūzen paste-resist dyeing method and embroidery in silk and metallic threads, K101's front side is decorated with a bright-red-and-white pattern of giant fans and falling leaves trimmed in a deep purple-blue.
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More intricate than highlights, or even salon-favorite balayage, which is achieved using a freehand painting technique, strandlighting involves separating and dyeing just a pinch of hair strands at a time, instead of a whole lock — and the results are so much more subtle.
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Kim kicked things off, dyeing her hair a pristine shade of peroxide blonde to change up her look for Paris Fashion Week in March 2015, a shade that quickly garnered her comparisons to Draco Malfoy and which was gone almost as quickly as it appeared.
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Rosmah Mansor lamented in a speech at a public forum on the implementation of the tax that she had to pay 227,21951 ringgit ($8003) for one hair-dyeing session, at a time when the minimum wage job in Malaysia paid 2800 ringgit a month.
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Their brand sells both temporary and semipermanent hair colors, and recently launched its products in all Sally Beauty stores across the US.In a recent interview with INSIDER, Williams discussed her personal hair journey and shared her advice for people who are considering dyeing their hair.
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There, in the back of the 19th-century theater, is a warren of workshops, just as there is any storied couture house, each dedicated to a specialty: tailoring, soft construction (known as "flou"), knitwear, accessories, millinery and embroidery, as well as dyeing and painting.
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This could allow the cotton can be traced to where it was picked before it went into the ginning process that cleans away seed and other debris for packaging into bails to ship around the world for spinning, dyeing and to make into clothes.
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The Puerto Rican baseball team's success at the World Baseball Classic has gone to its fans' heads, as residents of the island have copied the players' trend of dyeing their hair blond — to the point where Puerto Rico has run out of hair dye.
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Click here to subscribe to the PeopleStyle Newsletter for amazing shopping discounts, can't-live-without beauty products and more She went on to say that since dyeing her hair an icy, platinum blonde color last year, it's been a challenge to grow her curls back out.
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Made of figured satin silk, its decorative patterns evoke the spirit of Japan's ancient imperial court with depictions of rolled-up and unfurling palace curtains in a flower-filled expanse; those motifs were made by ink painting and through a stencil technique that imitated tie-dyeing.
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Not only are a number of your favs suddenly dyeing their hair a vibrant shade of rosé, but people like Katy Perry, Zoë Kravitz, Cara Delevingne, and Kristen Stewart are all chopping their hair into pixie cuts or going all in and shaving it off completely.
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After being blonde for longer than Kylie has ever managed to stay a single hair color, aside from her natural hue, the reality star decided to switch things up post-fashion week, dyeing her locks a light shade of pink which she promptly dubbed rose gold.
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A little more control would have been welcome (shoutout to Guild Wars 2's versatile dyeing tools) but the ability to buy or earn a shader that could painlessly turn a mish-mash of different gear into a cohesive outfit accomplished exactly what it needed to.
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And although the "green-skinned witch" as a trope only dates back to 1939's Wizard of Oz, when dyeing Margaret Hamilton's skin was a novel special effect to capitalize on the then-new use of Technicolor, my docent presents several other options as equally valid.
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For beauty influencer Micaéla Verrelien, dyeing her curls a few shades lighter was a way to switch up her look for fall, but she wanted to make sure she didn't do any harm to her own hair or her brand-new $1,300 extensions in the process.
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"I can't wait to see it," Foy told EW. Read These Stories Next The Crown Star Vanessa Kirby's Advice For Whoever Plays Margaret Next Claire Foy Says She Was Treated Differently After Dyeing Her Hair Dark A Guide To Watching All The Sex On The Crown Season 2
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As the Ashbys tell Winthrop — who then explains what they said to me, making sure I understand (I don't) — they've recently added a tenner frame to the dyeing process for slub fabric; it reduces twist and torque, as slub fabric tends to twist and torque, which is bad.
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And if they are curious about dyeing their hair, then they need to understand that if they go lighter, it's going to damage their hair, it's not going to be the same texture, they're probably going to have to cut it off — and are they willing to do that?
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This includes popular musicians Pizzicato Five and Cornelius's recreations of obscure 1960s exotica sounds, Japanese denim companies' reproductions of moribund dyeing, yarn spinning, and weaving techniques to create high-quality jeans, and even Suntory's Yamazaki, a single malt in more demand than what is coming out of Scotland.
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The fascinatingly quirky, fast-talking, and easily excitable Shosh spent the show's six seasons bubbling over with energy, but Zosia Mamet, the actress who played her, is more like the poster child of chill, whether she's getting ready in the morning, picking her next project, or dyeing her hair.
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Mr. Nakamura was far from the first to have been seduced by a colorant whose production dates to the first millennium, a substance described in ancient Aztec codices, and one that, in the centuries before chemical dyeing became commonplace, was, after silver, the largest export from colonial Mexico.
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"Our dyeing and coloring is done locally, all the hardware I source here, aside from zippers, and I work with independent workshops that work with recycled brass," she said, adding though that because the textile industry in Kenya is so small, she gets much of her cloth from India.
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By studying how the different genes involved in pigmentation work, we may be able to one day design drugs to change our hair color "internally" without dyeing it, stop/slow balding or hair loss in general, or delay hair greying — potentially changing the way we view ourselves, and others, forever.
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Cotton, in America, is inextricably bound up with the country's proverbial original sin (although calling it original possibly ignores what was done to the Native Americans, another complicated topic for another time); it's a part of the story just like the yarn-making and the fabric-dyeing and the job creation.
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"They came to me and I immediately jumped at the chance [to partner with them] because their products are what keep my hair so healthy while I'm constantly doing things to it — dyeing it or straightening it or curling it for whichever project it is," she told PeopleStyle at the time.
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Elsa Lanchester's lips were painted redder than her auburn hair for 1935's "The Bride of Frankenstein"; the makeup artist on the film based her look on a 3,300-year-old bust of Nefertiti, who announced her power by blackening her eyes, reddening her lips and dyeing her nails with dark henna.
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That same character, Mary (Sophie Melville), at one point clambers high up the designer Rosanna Vize's vertically minded set and at another spends considerable time dyeing a party dress to just the right shade in the same tub in which Jo (Katherine Pearce) is seen at the start having a lingering, sudsy bath.
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Last summer at one of Ms. Pombo's onion-dyeing workshop, held at McLeod's Community Garden in Brownsville, Brooklyn, (and offered free-of-charge through a grant from the New York Restoration Project) nearly 50 participants gathered around bins full of waterlogged onion skins, waiting for their turn to dunk scarves and bandannas.
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It's a club whose members daydream about dyeing all their clothes green, as the penniless Mortmain family does when they can't afford to buy anything new, and drinking cherry brandy outside an English country village inn, the way 17-year-old Cassandra Mortmain does with her sister and her sister's two suitors.
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The launch also coincides with von Hofmannsthal's introduction of a 36-piece collection of coats and bags — which also make their debut at Dover Street Market, and whose mottled cloth has been fashioned after the hand-painted backdrops used by her father, painstakingly replicated by a specialist dyeing team at the Royal Opera House.
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And there's no question that it is simpler and more attention grabbing to call yourself out for being the second greatest polluter in the world than to label the textile dyeing and finishing industry "the No. 1 polluter of clean water (after agriculture)," as a report in the journal Natural Science did in 203.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads After graduating from New Bedford High School (New Bedford, Massachusetts) in 2100, Anthony Barboza worked two jobs for six months — bagging groceries at a supermarket during the day and dyeing fabric in a factory at night — to save up money to move to New York City to study photography.
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When my dear friend Tara Teschke told me that she was considering embracing the gray hair that started sprouting from her scalp by dyeing the rest of her hair to match, I was totally on board with helping her out and telling her story (especially since it had to do with identity, which is wrapped up in our hair).
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What It Is: Dyeing your hair platinum blonde (or flesh tone blonde as my colorist named it) Who Tried It: Sarah Ball, Fashion Market Editor Level of Difficulty: The whole process took 8 hours and considering touch-ups will be every 4-6 weeks (at 4 hours long) I'd say the commitment level is a 9.
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He liked using cooking analogies to explain the various elements of his work: For example, the craft of neurohistology — which can involve slide-mounting and dyeing delicate slivers of neural tissue — was a lot like baking, he said, because in both endeavors the temperatures and times must be finely calibrated, precisely tuned, with little room for improvisation.
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"They came to me and I immediately jumped at the chance [to partner with them] because their products are what keep my hair so healthy while I'm constantly doing things to it — dyeing it or straightening it or curling it for whichever project it is," she says, adding that she swears by the Wella Oil Reflections Luminous Reboost Mask to replenish her hair.
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We have to admit: We weren't expecting the color to look — or last — like semipermanent dye might (anyone who's tried dyeing with Kool-Aid knows what we're talking about), but the results were surprisingly similar to that of a salon job: As one DIY-er showed, the hue can last around three weeks before fading to something soft, but equally cool.
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From the Lumière brothers taking the intermittent motion of a sewing machine to create the cinematograph, to the punch cards of the Jacquard loom forming the basis of modern computation, and the role of sewing and gendered labor in jobs like editing and dyeing in film production, textile production remains an essential, but insufficiently unacknowledged formal and social influence on media arts.
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Coupled with his immense dismay, bordering on incredulity, at the prevalence of greenwashing (brands that claim sustainability but actually aren't by using non-recyclable materials like polyester or acrylic and dyeing their "organic cotton" fibers with toxic, carcinogenic chemicals), he felt as though he had no choice but to launch a brand to prove sustainability can be achieved as transparently as possible.
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