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| Products labeled natural, for example, may contain some natural, ingredients but may also include synthetic dyes and fragrances. Perkin had inadvertently created the first synthetic dye that would lead to the development of other shades of blue, violet, crimson, and green. Organic cottons, hemp, recycled materials and fabrics that haven't been bleached, treated with harsh shampoos, or colored with synthetic dyes are among the many fashionable options now available. |
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