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Pomegranate: From Sacred Fruit to Superpowered T-Shirt Dye What do ancient myth, battlefield medicine, and your favorite cotton T-shirt have in common? TL;DR: The humble pomegranate rind h...

The Hidden Ingredient | Plant Dye Series Part 4: Sumac – From Spice of Empires to Skin’s Best Friend
Wait—sumac? Like on your salad?This ancient plant dye once healed battle wounds, preserved royal robes, and now… it’s soothing your skin while you sleep.Discover why it’s the quiet powerhouse behin...

The Hidden Ingredient | Plant Dye Series Part 3: Madder Root – The Blood Memory of Plants
From ancient battle flags to Ayurvedic healing, madder root has dyed both history and skin. In Part 3 of our Plant Dye Series, discover how this deep red pigment carries antibacterial, anti-inflamm...

High Thread Count? Here’s What Everyone Gets Wrong About ‘Luxury’ Bedding ...
Think higher thread count means better sheets? Think again. Discover why AIZOME’s bedding feels like aloe on skin—and why real luxury isn’t about inflated numbers, but clean materials, thoughtful d...

🌱 Regenerative Cotton: The Future Fabric That Heals
Regenerative cotton isn’t just organic — it’s restorative. From healing the soil to soothing your skin, this is the future of fiber. Especially when dyed with plants, not petroleum.

The Hidden Ingredient | Plant Dye Series Part 2: Walnut – The Forest’s Balm
Discover how walnut hulls became one of nature’s most powerful, sustainable dyes—used for textiles, skin health, and even secret wartime ink.