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Do This Before Dyeing and Your Eggs Will Be Perfect
If every year your Easter eggs turn out pale, uneven, or splotchy, the problem might not be the dye, but the preparation. The condition of the shell depends on how well the pigment adheres and how intense and even the final result will be.
TL;DR
- Pale, uneven, or splotchy Easter eggs can be a preparation problem, not a dye issue.
- The condition of the eggshell significantly impacts pigment absorption.
- Proper shell preparation is key to achieving intense and uniform color on Easter eggs.