Easter is a great time to let your creativity shine, while traditional egg-dying methods are fun, why not elevate your Easter with some fresh, innovative ways to decorate eggs? Whether you're ...

While you may not know these dyes by name, they can show up in your foods. Red No. 40, for example, can be found in salami, Yellow No. 6 in chicken bullion and Blue No. 1 in canned peas.

Citing potential health risks, West Virginia's governor signed into law a ban of most food dyes and two preservatives in what marks the most sweeping move by a state in the country. The law ...

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West Virginia is on track to become one of the first states to outlaw food dyes in school meals -- and eventually across the state. Under the legislation, known as HB 2354, starting on Aug. 1 ...

Instead of buying a dyeing kit, you can use ingredients commonly found in the kitchen. The color of the dye will vary depending on the ingredient used and whether the egg is white or brown.

Frequent salon visits or chemical dyes may not always be practical due to time constraints or potential side effects like scalp irritation and hair damage. Fortunately, several natural methods can ...