Dye synthetic fabric and fabric blends, which include anything with 35% or more polyester, acrylic, acetate or nylon. Perfect for rejuvenating faded clothing, upcycling, hiding laundry accidents ...

“Traditionally in dyeing fabric, you're steeping the fabric in water at 135 degrees celsius for up to four hours or so – ...

The ability to style your character exactly how you want, from clothes to color schemes, makes Street Fighter 6 feel unique ...

If you enjoyed avocado on toast for breakfast, save the scraps for a creative home project. With this simple method courtesy ...

If you’re going from blonde back to black, you really need to leave the dark dye on for a long time. Otherwise, when it ...

Works on silk and dried floral, nylon and plastic and even golf balls. Dye for clothing, accessories and even furniture.

Had an incident with bleach? There's no need to consign stained clothes to the bin. Here's how to fix bleach-stained clothes in 6 clever ways ...

The best sublimation printers make it possible to print graphics and logos onto mugs and textiles using inkjet technology, transfer paper and a process called dye sublimation. Their ability to fix ...

Isabelle Lowe had dyed her hair several times in the past and never experienced a reaction, but that all changed when she used an at-home box dye.

California is banning them in schools. The FDA says they’re fine. But synthetic dyes added to food to make them more colorful have a long, troubled history.

Methods: A retrospective analysis of patch-test results since October 2006 was done and yielded 28 patients allergic to PPD who were also tested with a hair dye series. From January 2004 through ...