Dharma Fiber Reactive Procion MX Dye - Sea Glass #164, 2 oz. | Professional Tie-Dye & Ice Dye for Cotton & Cellulose Fabrics. Vibrant, Permanent Color($8.48Value)

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VERSATILE PROFESSIONAL FABRIC DYE Create brilliant tie-dye, ice dye, solid-color dyeing, low-immersion dyeing, batik, shibori, fabric painting, and more with Dharma Fiber Reactive Procion Dye. MADE FOR COTTON & CELLULOSE FIBERS Ideal for cotton, rayon, linen, hemp, bamboo, Tencel, and other plant-based fabrics. Fiber reactive dyes chemically bond with cellulose fibers for rich, durable color. VIBRANT, PERMANENT & WASHFAST Choose from more than 150 brilliant colors. When properly fixed and washed, the dye becomes chemically bonded to the fiber for long-lasting color that resists fading through repeated washing. EASY COLD-WATER DYEING These concentrated powdered dyes work with many techniques at room or warm temperatures, making them economical and versatile for beginners, experienced dyers, studios, and professional textile artists. ★ IMPORTANT! SODA ASH REQUIRED! ★ Soda Ash Fixer (sold separately) is required for most cellulose-fiber applications. It raises the pH so the dye can chemically react with the fiber and become permanent. Since 1969, Dharma Fiber Reactive Procion Dye has been the #1 dye of choice for professional artists, studios, makers, and tie-dye enthusiasts for brilliant, permanent color on cotton and other cellulose fibers. Available in more than 150 colors, these concentrated powdered dyes are ideal for tie-dye, ice dyeing, solid-color dyeing, low-immersion techniques, batik, shibori, fabric painting, and more. Unlike surface coatings, fiber reactive dyes chemically bond with cotton, rayon, linen, hemp, bamboo, Tencel, and other plant-based fibers, producing vibrant washfast color that becomes part of the fabric itself. Soda Ash Fixer (sold separately) is required for most cellulose-fiber applications to create that permanent dye-to-fiber bond. Results can vary with fabric, water conditions, temperature, technique, and screen display, so we recommend testing first when an exact finished color is critical.