Natural Colour Dye
Type: 100% Plant-Based Dye
Source: Derived from flowers
Origin: Ethically sourced from traditional and sustainable farms
Appearance & Texture:
Color Range: Earthy tones like brown
Form: Available as fine powder or paste
Aroma: Mild, earthy, sometimes herbal fragrance
Extraction Method:
Natural dyes are extracted using traditional aqueous (water-based) methods,
where plant material is boiled or soaked to release the pigment. The
dye is then filtered, dried, and ground into a fine powder or used as a liquid concentrate
all without synthetic chemicals or additives.
Key Benefits
- Biodegradable: Leaves no harmful residue after use.
- Sustainable: Supports traditional, organic farming practices.
- Non-toxic & Eco-friendly: Safe for skin and the environment.
- Hypoallergenic: Gentle on sensitive skin; ideal for natural textiles
and cosmetics.
- Rich, Unique Tones: Offers natural color variations that synthetic dyes
cannot replicate.
Common Uses
- Textile Dyeing: Used to color cotton, silk, wool, and other natural
fibers.
- Crafts & Art: Used in handmade paper, eco-printing, and fabric
painting.
- Cultural Ceremonies: Applied in traditional art forms and religious
rituals.
- Natural Cosmetics: Added to soaps, lip balms, and herbal makeup
products.
- Hair Dyes: Some natural dyes (like henna or indigo) are safe for hair
coloring.
Storage & Caution
- Storage: Keep in a cool, dry place in an airtight container away from
direct sunlight.
- Caution: Always do a small test patch, especially when dyeing
skin-contact materials or hair. Some colors may require a mordant (natural fixative) for
better bonding.