FAQ About Indoor Plant-Based Dye Sources

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19 days ago | lila

Are there any legal considerations when using natural dyes from indoor plants?

Generally, using natural dyes from indoor plants is legally permissible. However, if the dyes are for commercial use or if you intend to sell the dyed products, you might need to comply with labeling regulations and ensure that the dyes meet safety standards for consumer protection.

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