| Use Miss Clairol, e.g. | 22 |
| Turn silver to gold, in a way | 29 |
| Turn from gray to brown, e.g. | 29 |
| Hippie's tee: tie-___ | 25 |
| Hair color in a bottle | 22 |
| Food coloring, for instance | 27 |
| Easter-egg preparation | 22 |
| Change, as one's locks? | 27 |
| Change from bland to blond? | 27 |
| Change bland to blond? | 22 |
| Work on roots, perhaps | 22 |
| White-out application? | 22 |
| Tyrian purple, for one | 22 |
| Turn red or yellow, say | 23 |
| Turn black and blue, perhaps | 28 |
| Textile company purchase | 24 |
| Source of much blonde hair | 26 |
| Purchase for a disguise | 23 |
| One way to remove a spot? | 25 |
| One way to hide the gray | 24 |
| Nonessential food ingredient | 28 |
| Nice 'n Easy product | 24 |
| Microscope slide additive | 25 |
| L'Oréal product | 22 |
| It may make you light-headed | 28 |
| It could cause highlights | 25 |
| Indian mulberry product | 23 |
| Go from brunette to blond | 25 |
| Go from blond to brunet, say | 28 |
| Eggs may be dipped in it | 24 |
| Easter egg preparation | 22 |
| Easter egg embellisher | 22 |
| Do a beautician's job | 25 |
| Disguise the gray hair | 22 |
| Deadhead tie-___ T-shirts | 25 |
| Colorist's purchase | 23 |
| Colorist's product | 22 |
| Color, as an Easter egg | 23 |
| Cobbler's accessory | 23 |
| Change the color of, as hair | 28 |
| Change one's locks? | 23 |
| Blacken or redden, often | 24 |
| Bismarck brown Y, e.g. | 22 |
| Beautician's supply | 23 |
| Beautician's coloring | 25 |
| Bank thief foiling stuff | 24 |
| Add blonde highlights to, say | 29 |
| "Job" requirement? | 28 |
| Became blonde, perhaps | 22 |
| Not the original color | 22 |
| Like some changed locks | 23 |
| Applied Clairol, perhaps | 24 |
| Went brunette, perhaps | 22 |
| Unnatural, as hair color | 24 |
| Turned silver to gold? | 22 |
| Changed one's locks? | 24 |
| Went from blonde to brunette | 28 |
| Used food coloring, e.g. | 24 |
| No longer green, perhaps | 24 |
| Colored, as Easter eggs | 23 |
| Added highlights to, in a way | 29 |
| What Elvis did to his hair | 26 |
| Went platinum, perhaps | 22 |
| Went from black to red, say | 27 |
| Used madder or woad, say | 24 |
| Unnaturally blonde, e.g. | 24 |
| Turned from green to red, say | 29 |
| Rocker's hair, often | 24 |
| Put highlights in, say | 22 |
| Prepared for Easter, say | 24 |
| Opted for a new hair color | 26 |
| Not naturally blonde, e.g. | 26 |
| Made more colorful, maybe | 25 |
| Made more colorful, in a way | 28 |
| Made batik cloth, perhaps | 25 |
| Like some redheads' hair | 28 |
| Like roots, periodically? | 25 |
| Like many a platinum blonde | 27 |
| Lacking gray, you might say | 27 |
| Gave yourself pink hair, say | 28 |
| Did a hairdresser's job | 27 |
| Colored with henna, say | 23 |
| Changed to pink, perhaps | 24 |
| Became a brunette, perhaps | 26 |
| It involves a new color | 23 |
| Unnatural blonde, e.g. | 22 |
| Hairdresser, sometimes | 22 |
| Certain textile worker | 22 |
| Self-help author Wayne | 22 |
| One who changes colors | 22 |
| Creator of Easter eggs | 22 |
| Certain salon employee | 22 |
| Beautician, now and then | 24 |
| Zep: "___ Maker" | 26 |
| Textile artist, perhaps | 23 |
| Singer Richard ___ -Bennet | 26 |
| Self-help writer Wayne | 22 |
| S/he makes blue jeans blue | 26 |
| One who adjusts the shades | 26 |
| Not a natural blonde, say | 25 |