Has anyone tried printing on handmade/recycled paper using riso? Is the texture of this type of paper too rough to print on? I’m thinking of getting it done this way for tags for my small clothing brand.
Hair type - 2b-3a. Low porosity.
I’m trying to remove fragranced products as much as I can because I read that fragrance is amongst the worst things in cosmetics because they are carcinogenic and I have already have autoimmune problems.
I can’t find any fragrance free curly hair products like everything has fragrance in it :(. If anyone knows any good fragrance free gel and curl cream please lmk. It’s easier to find fragrance free shampoo but not the other stuff.
Does anyone know if you apply early to CSM/LCF for the bachelors in fashion (like December since their deadline is usually mid january) do you hear back from them earlier since you applied early? I have backup schools that I would need to confirm my attendance to by the end of January if I do not get accepted.
Hello. I’m looking to start a sustainable denim brand and as part of my research I wanted to ask people if there is anything you feel is missing from the denim industry, or anything you would like to see more of. I I will be doing natural dyed denim but not raw denim since I think that market is oversaturated.
We have the place to manufacture it, and their natural dyeing and manufacturing unit is top quality. They only manufacture for one artisanal brand in Europe. The issue is that since they are a small unit we can’t order more than a certain amount of pieces at a time, but I guess that is fine since we are also positioning ourselves as an artisanal brand. We want to do something different to what is common in the space of natural dyed denim which is mainly raw denim. We have a few directions in mind to take it. We would really appreciate receiving suggestions from people interested in denim and sustainable fashion on what they would like to see more of or what they feel is missing.
Hello. I’m looking to start a sustainable denim brand and as part of my research I wanted to ask people if there is anything you feel is missing from the denim industry, or anything you would like to see more of. I I will be doing natural dyed denim but not raw denim since I think that market is oversaturated.
Edit - We already have the place to manufacture it, and their natural dyeing and manufacturing unit is top quality. They only manufacture for one artisanal brand in Europe. The issue is that since they are a small unit we can’t order more than a certain amount of pieces at a time, but I guess that is fine since we are also positioning ourselves as a sustainable brand. We want to do something different to what is common in the space of natural dyed denim which is mainly raw denim. We have a few directions in mind to take it. We would really appreciate receiving suggestions from people interested in denim and sustainable fashion on what they would like to see more of or what they feel is missing in the denim space.
Hi, is there anyone who’s studied fashion design or textile design in Bunka here? I’m thinking of applying for 2027 and want to know about someone’s experience there. I already have a bachelors in another field in design so I’m used to sleepless nights and heavy workloads. I’m curious about the teaching, classes, classmates and also if fashion brands in Japan are open to hiring foreigners (who can speak Japanese).
Im 25 F and was feeling unwell for a while and I had neuropathy, body pain, jaundice and other autoimmune symptoms for months and my doctor tested me for b12 and I had 209. Anyway I took 13 injections over the span of five months and it helped but not completely, I still have neuropathy even though it did improve and my jaundice is still there(much better though). Now that I’ve been off injections since February my spleen has started hurting again. I’ve been eating supplements for the past two months and it hasn’t been making a difference so I booked the intrinsic factor test myself. It came negative but I do have 5 on a scale of 20 which I did find concerning a bit cause does that mean I do have some level of antibodies and just not enough for it to be called pernicious anemia? I’m certain my body isn’t able to absorb b12 well because I’m not vegetarian (not a big meat eater either though)
What do I do next? I don’t want to keep begging my doctor for injections because he really doesn’t seem concerned about my symptoms since my other bloodwork was all fine. I’m not able to function normally or work properly and it’s taking a toll on my mental health.