My henna hair is growing back, but my ends are still coated with indigofera. There's no way to remove or bleach it!!! forget it! Be careful when dyeing your hair with indigo because you'll never get rid of it. Team Henna, though!
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My henna hair is growing back, but my ends are still coated with indigofera. There's no way to remove or bleach it!!! forget it! Be careful when dyeing your hair with indigo because you'll never get rid of it. Team Henna, though!
Researching herbal dye methods and going to pick up some books tomorrow, I'm so excited to learn this craft! It's so intriguing, not to mention how much better it is for the environment and our skin! The community is so kind and inviting, I feel empowered instead of threatened. Excited to be apart of a slow-fashion community dedicated to sustainable clothing and love for our bodies and Mother Earth 💚💫
This Cosmic Wonder patchwork kimono dress with sashiko embroidery is composed of three different fabrics: choma, hemp and wild silk. It has been dyed using catechu and clove. Kana is photographed by Yurie Nagashima in Sayama-Kyuryo hills, at the northwest edge of Tokyo.
[For Yurie Nagashima’s other chonicles, click here.]