
Published 03 July 2023
Globally, 20% of production waste comes from the textile and apparel sectors (European Parliament, 2022). As well as causing environmental destruction, the remaining chemical impurities from textile-dye formulas pose a huge risk to skin health. Finding a novel, potentially industry-disruptive way to challenge this, Japanese-German textile start-up Aizome has developed a skincare line made from its textile-dyeing factory waste water.



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