Blackcurrant dye could make hair coloring safer, more sustainable
A hair dye derived from blackcurrant skins can transform bleached hair (left) into a multitude of shades including purple (right).
By American Chemical Society —— Bio and Archives--May 31, 2018
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Whether they're trying to hide some gray or embrace a new or quirky color, people adore hair dyes. But some of these dyes may be harmful to humans and the environment. Now in a study appearing in ACS' Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, scientists report that they have developed a natural, non-toxic hair dye derived from blackcurrant skins that is as durable as conventional dyes and capable of sustaining hair color through multiple washings.
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