| Musician Richard ___-Bennet | 27 |
| Led Zep "___ Maker" | 29 |
| L'Oréal Paris user | 25 |
| His stint is making tints | 25 |
| Decorator of Easter eggs | 24 |
| Color-change specialist | 23 |
| A sometimes-blonde, e.g. | 24 |
| Unnatural blondes, e.g. | 23 |
| Hairdressers, at times | 22 |
| Beauticians, sometimes | 22 |
| They often change locks | 23 |
| They may make brunettes blond | 29 |
| They lead colorful lives | 24 |
| They have colorful jobs | 23 |
| Their work is colorful | 22 |
| Hairstylists, at times | 22 |
| Dry cleaners, at times | 22 |
| Cleaners' colleagues | 24 |
| Tattooist's supply | 22 |
| They may provide highlights | 27 |
| Colorist's inventory | 24 |
| They may get in your hair | 25 |
| Fabric-staining substances | 26 |
| Isn't a natural blonde | 26 |
| Causes of some highlights | 25 |
| They provide highlights | 23 |
| They can create highlights | 26 |
| Rhodamine and eosin, for two | 28 |
| Henna and her sisters? | 22 |
| Creators of some highlights | 27 |
| Woad and anil, for two | 22 |
| They can get rid of the gray | 28 |
| Textile-mill deliveries | 23 |
| Sources of some highlights | 26 |
| Shoemakers' supplies | 24 |
| Shoemakers' bottles | 23 |
| Rugmakers' supplies | 23 |
| Rugmaker's inventory | 24 |
| Makes Easter eggs, perhaps | 26 |
| Ingredients added for looks | 27 |
| Hides the gray, in a way | 24 |
| Hairdresser's bottles | 25 |
| Hair salons stock them | 22 |
| Goes from natural to blond | 26 |
| Gives a color treatment to | 26 |
| Food additives, sometimes | 25 |
| FD&C-certified substances | 29 |
| Easter-season purchases | 23 |
| Easter rabbits' needs? | 26 |
| Dressmaker's solutions | 26 |
| Colors, as Easter eggs | 22 |
| Colors for Easter eggs | 22 |
| Colorist's supplies | 23 |
| Clothier's vatfuls | 22 |
| Chrome yellow and others | 24 |
| Changes color, in a way | 23 |
| Brunette-to-redhead jobs | 24 |
| Batik artist's collection | 29 |
| Adjusts shades, in a way | 24 |
| Adds highlights at the salon | 28 |
| Textile factory fixture | 23 |
| Textile factory container | 25 |
| Container with coloring | 23 |
| Flopping, as a business | 23 |
| Really anxious (to know) | 24 |
| Losing power, like a battery | 28 |
| Going out, like a fire | 22 |
| Flopping at a comedy club | 25 |
| Desperately longing (to) | 24 |
| Bombing, as a comedian | 22 |
| TV sitcom legend Dick Van ___ | 29 |
| Director W. S. Van ___ | 22 |
| Bob of the Traveling Wilburys | 29 |
| Big name in rock history | 24 |
| Self-titled 1973 rock album | 27 |
| Bob ___, singer from Duluth | 27 |
| 'Lay Lady Lay' singer | 29 |
| Songwriters Bob and Jakob | 25 |
| Music's Bob and Jakob | 25 |
| Bob and Jakob of music | 22 |
| Energetic or high-powered | 25 |
| Nickname for Batman and Robin | 29 |
| Law enforcers since 1940 | 24 |
| J.J. Evan's catchword | 25 |
| It's explosive in nature | 28 |
| Houston pro soccer team | 23 |
| Extremely energetic one | 23 |
| Eager beaver and then some | 26 |
| One in a powerful house | 23 |
| Joan Collins TV series | 22 |
| Nighttime soap of the 1980s | 27 |
| The 60's Celtics, e.g. | 26 |
| Stengel's Yankees, e.g. | 27 |
| Centimeter-gram-second unit | 27 |
| A metric unit of force | 22 |
| Centimeter-gram-second | 22 |
| Unit in the c.g.s. system | 25 |
| One one-hundredth of a newton | 29 |
| Fashionable bit of force? | 25 |
| Easily colored synthetic | 24 |