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Ecological and Sustainable Natural Dyes

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Since prehistoric times, natural dyes have been used to color of natural fibers such as cotton, wool, and silk as well as fur and leather. The use of natural dyes declined with the discovery of synthetic dyes in 1856. However, the increase in environmental consciousness created an upsurge in the interest in natural dyes. Nowadays, the use of natural dyes becomes common in food, cosmetic, pharmacology, and textile industry. In this study, natural dyes are investigated in all respects such as history, origin, chemical structure, advantages, and limitations. Furthermore, in natural dyeing, the innovative technologies are researched.

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