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why old dyes weren’t mixed
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Historically, old dyes weren't mixed due to limitations in understanding chemical reactions and the lack of precise control over dyeing processes. Each natural dye required specific conditions, such as pH levels and temperatures, to achieve the desired color. Mixing different dyes could result in unpredictable outcomes or inferior color quality, since the chemical constituents in one dye could react negatively with those in another, leading to dull or unexpected colors. Additionally, the art of dyeing was often a closely guarded secret, with knowledge passed down within families or guilds, which may have limited experimentation. Over time, as the science of chemistry evolved and synthetic dyes were developed, the understanding of how to mix dyes to achieve a wide palette of colors improved significantly.
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