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Indigo/Indigo Shades Thread ~ 2017-06-22 02:35:20 Post No. 6951803
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Indigo/Indigo Shades Thread ~ Anonymous 2017-06-22 02:35:20 Post No. 6951803 [Report]

Hey, Indigo papes please! Indigo helps alleviate skin problems. During the Edo Period, Japan’s noble samurai wore a layer of Indigo-dyed cotton beneath their armor to help heal injuries; in Japan, the color is often referred to as “Samurai Blue.”

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>>6951803
Samurai Blue, eh? That's cool as fuck.

There's a bacteria that is bioluminescent, and it grew on the wounds of Civil War soldiers. Where it grew, they were more likely to survive. I was told they glowed a shade of indigo, but apparently they just glow blue.