- DYES
- Highlights, maybe
- Batik needs
- Change colors
- Food additives
- Pigments
- Hair products
- Balayages, e.g.
- Highlights, say
- Supplies for some Easter decorating
- Hair colorings
- Changes color
- Does batik
- Salon supplies
- Some washes
- Batiking needs
- Coloring stuff
- Easter colors?
- Easter purchases
- Hair care products
- Manic Panic product
- Red coats, e.g.?
- Coloring agents
- Lock changers?
- Gray removers
- They may take years off your appearance
- Colors
- Salon supply
- Goes platinum?
- Turns red, say
- Indigo and anil
- Woad and anil
- Gray hiders
- Easter-egg colors
- FD&C-certified substances
- Vat mixtures
- Ingredients added for looks
- Turns blue, say
- Colorants
- Batik supplies
- Agents of change, in a sense
- Changes one's tone
- Some organic food labels claim to lack them
- Products of some lichens
- See 31-Down
- Elements used in some makeovers
- Liquid colors
- Gray disguisers
- Vat colors
- Yellow 5, Red 40, and Blue 2
- Changes one's stripes?
- Prepares Easter eggs
- Salon tinters
- Tie-___ (designs, hippie-style)
- Follows up a bleach job, maybe
- Gives a new color to
- Becomes a brunette, perhaps
- Henna and indigo, for two
- Rhodamine and picric acid
- Salon tints
- Easter egg dips
- Hides the gray
- Salon solutions
- Changes locks?
- Colors Easter eggs
- Easter supplies
- Salon offerings
- Turns red, perhaps
- Makes blue, perhaps
- Indigo and carmine
- Turns black to blue
- Coloring materials
- Highlight producers
- Colorful vatfuls
- Food colorings
- Gives a new hue to
- Turns blue, maybe
- Vat preparations
- Gives a color treatment to
- Goes for the blond?
- Turns blue, perhaps
- Colorist's inventory
- Pre-Easter buys
- Cover-ups for gray
- Hair salon stock
- Just For Men products
- Hair applications
- Methyl red and titan yellow
- Recolors
- Shade changers
- Applies hair color
- Adds color to
- Salon colorings
- Dressmaker's solution
- Easter egg solutions
- Salon colors
- Coal tar products
- Salon coverings
- Darkens, maybe
- Easter buys
- Makes blue?
- Easter solutions
- Tints
- Turns red, maybe
- Causes of some highlights
- Henna and her sisters?
- Egg decorators
- Adjusts shades, in a way
- Easter egg decorators
- Hair treatments
- They can get rid of the gray
- Adds highlights at the salon
- Covers the gray, say
- Sources of some highlights
- Turns green, say
- Colorist's supplies
- Tinting agents
- Colors, as hair
- Henna and others
- Color changers
- Colorist's supply
- Hair-coloring agents
- Salon assortment
- Adds highlights to, perhaps
- Indigo and henna
- Applies henna to, say
- Changes to green, say
- Hair salon supplies
- Hides the gray, maybe
- Makes blue, maybe
- Turns to gold, perhaps
- Salon selections
- Beauty salon supplies
- Goes green?
- Changes color, perhaps
- Creates batik
- Batik colors
- Pre-Easter purchases
- Coloring
- Colorings
- Easter purchase
- Stains
- Goes blond, perhaps
- Litmus and indigo
- Fabric colorings
- Salon bottles
- Easter egg needs
- Turns a gown brown, maybe
- Changes the colors of
- Clothing colorants
- Lightens or darkens
- Changes the color of
- Hair-salon bottles
- Easter-egg colorings
- Rugmaker's inventory
- Adds highlights to
- Colors for Easter eggs
- Easter-egg colorers
- Hairdresser's bottles
- Lightens, perhaps
- Textile chemicals
- Batiking supplies
- Salon liquids
- Color-full bottles
- Easter-season purchases
- Salon applications
- Tannery buys
- Paint ingredients
- Textile-mill deliveries
- Additives regulated by the FDA
- Changes colors
- Lab stains
- Tannery supplies
- Turns green, perhaps
- Darkeners, at times
- Essence of highlights
- Puts a new color on
- Coloring solutions
- Milliner's supply
- 61 Across ingredients
- Fades away*
- Makes cast changes
- Textile colorings
- Changes visible wavelengths
- T-shirt application
- Hair salon colorings
- Coverups of a sort
- Goes from brunette to blonde
- Indigo and henna, for two
- Clothier's vatfuls
- They're found in many a yarn
- Doesn't show one's true colors?
- Paas products
- Laboratory liquids.
- Products of vegetables.
- Aniline products.
- Changes the color.
- Henna, indigo, etc.
- Aniline ___.
- Cochineal and indigo.
- Aniline and eosin.
- Hennas.
- Imbues thoroughly.
- Imbues.
- Anilines.
- Coal-tar yields.
- Color replacements.
- Eosin and anilin.
- Cochineal and henna.
- Eosin, aniline, etc.
- Indigo and madder.
- Woad, indigo, eosin, etc.
- Cochineal and others.
- Treats with tinctures
- Indigo and others.
- Tyrian purples.
- One field of chemistry.
- Alizarins.
- Indigos.
- Does a hair job
- Madder and cochineal
- Logwood and catechu
- Mascaras
- Beauty-shop offerings
- Coloring matters
- Uses henna
- Henna et al.
- Henna, etc.
- Puts color in
- Aniline, etc.
- Eosin and aniline
- False colors
- Anil and eosin
- Fuchsin and eosin
- Red 1 and Blue 5
- Woads
- Cochineal and fuchsin
- Uses indigo
- Weld and woad
- Eosin and indigo
- Fuchsin and woad
- Applies henna
- Woad and madder
- Changes the hue
- Goes blonde?
- Shoemakers' bottles
- Aids in disguises
- Henna and indigo
- Changes color, in a way
- Chrome yellow and others
- Photography supplies
- Some blues
- Rugmakers' supplies
- Isn't a natural
- They may get in your hair
- Doesn't stay natural?
- Goes green, say?
- Gets rid of the gray
- Isn't natural
- They may provide highlights
- Brunette-to-redhead jobs
- Blackens, perhaps
- Gives hue to a do
- Colors, as Easter eggs
- Gray concealers
- Tattooist's supply
- Clairol products
- Reddens, maybe
- Shoemakers' supplies
- Some food additives
- Woad and anil, for two
- Easter rabbits' needs?
- Hair colorers
- They make the highlights in highlights
- *Does some batiking
- Changes the locks?
- Items in many lists of ingredients
- Turns brown, maybe
- Goes from blonde to brunette, say
- Food factory stock
- Turns a different shade, say
- Easter stock
- Congo red and gentian violet
- Producers of highlights
- Supplies for Easter 65-Across
- Gives a new color
- Makes blue, say
- Some winks
- Eschews gray, say
- Tanners' supplies
- Salon jobs
- Gets rid of gray
- Conceals the gray, maybe
- Goes platinum, maybe
- Easter-egg supplies
- Lightens up at the salon, say
- They add some color
- Things that can help set the tone?
- Turns blue?
- Fabric-staining substances
- Henna and woad
- Rhodamine and eosin
- Salon stock
- Coloring matter
- Finishes the pumps
- Some Easter supplies
- Isn't a natural blonde
- Hair salons stock them
- Hides the gray, in a way
- Turns silver to gold?
- Does a salon job
- Pre-Easter purchase
- Soaks color into fabrics
- Some hair-care products
- Many have gray underneath
- Makes a color change
- Intentional stains?
- Becomes a brunette, say
- Colors with indigo, say
- Colors, like yarn
- Turns pink, say?
- Textile colorants
- Colors after a breakup, maybe
- Adds highlights to, say
- Touches up one's roots, say
- Red agents?
- Woad and indigo
- Hides the grey?
- Easter dips
- Loses the gray, say
- Turns blue, in a way
- Food additives, sometimes
- Yarn colorings
- They provide highlights
- Rhodamine and eosin, for two
- They can create highlights
- Angiogram necessities
- Creators of some highlights
- Changes colors, in a way
- Dressmaker's solutions
- Hides the gray, perhaps
- Indigo and woad
- Candy coating ingredients, often
- Substances in candy coatings
- Textile colorers
- Fabric or hair applications
- Uses Grecian Formula, say
- Woad and henna
- Artificial ingredients in candy
- Color-changing additives
- Darkens, in a way
- Hue-altering substances
- Colorful substances
- Fabric colorers
- Hairstylists' substances
- Substances like henna
- Substances that may be semipermanent
- Does some shibori
- Hair-coloring products
- Hair color options
- Hair-coloring choices
- Where marzipan fruits get their color
- Blue 2 and Yellow 5
- Certain hair products
- Easter supply
- Goes green, maybe
- Makes Easter eggs
- Makes Easter eggs, perhaps
- Batik artist's collection
- Batiking supply
- Textile factory liquids
- Changes one's locks, perhaps
- Purchases before Easter
- Textile factory supply
- Changes one's locks, maybe
- Goes red
- Salon substances
- Fabric colors
- Textile plant supplies
- Darkens the shades?
- Egg colors
