I tried dying my laundry blue with Mrs. Stewart’s Concentrated Liquid Bluing to see if the $5 solution could help make my dingy white T-shirts look bright again.

READ CLOTHING LABELS Before washing your clothes, always check your garment’s care tag for proper washing and drying ...

Clothing that's "waterproof" or "stain resistant ... Here are 4 of the most concerning. Azo dye, found in blue jeans, can be carcinogenic. The blue dye that rubs off your new pair of jeans ...

A UK start-up is producing dyes made by bacteria and yeast rather than fossil fuel-derived chemicals, which could help clothes manufacturers cut energy use and pollution ...

Essentially, you need to strip your clothes of the new dye. You can douse fully natural fibers in heavily diluted bleach (1/4 cup to 1 gallon water), while synthetic fibers should be processed ...

Denise Lambert has spent decades rediscovering woad — and coping with blue hands. By Felicia Craddock Reporting from Roumens, France On an overcast day late last year, Denise Lambert retrieved a ...

Log out of Instagram and get started now with our 6 step guide to tie-dying clothes at home. Gather your supplies: coloured dye, rubber bands, a cooling rack, gloves and a large bowl. If you don ...

Natural dyes may stain your clothes, hands and surfaces so be careful ... Experimentation is key here, so don’t pick your favourite t-shirt to dye on, try with an old one, or one you don ...

Now it has to do with the human body, this time the stains of hair dye found on clothes. Many times people use these methods to give their hair a new color either for a personal taste or an event ...