Shaving Cream Dyed Easter Eggs
Here’s a quick and easy way to dye your Easter eggs this year…with shaving cream! You can also use cool whip as a substitute. I think this is way more fun for kids to do than the traditional way. (Thanks to Crystal on Instagram for the pictures!)
Are you ready to unleash a rainbow of fun? Gather these simple materials and get ready to create a an egg-stra cool masterpiece! You’ll need neon food coloring (or regular food coloring for a more subtle look), hard boiled eggs, a cookie sheet, shaving cream or Cool Whip, a straw, and some gloves if you don’t want to get messy (but let’s be real, getting messy is half the fun!).
Start by squirting white shaving cream onto a cookie sheet and spreading it evenly. Drip different color food coloring onto the shaving cream. Take a straw a swirl the colors together to get a tie dye look. Roll an egg on one side into the colors and flip it over. Let it sit for 10 minutes and rinse clean!
If you liked this one, check out our other Easter egg ideas and kids Easter crafts too!
Watch me decorate them…
Shaving Cream Dyed Easter Eggs
Materials
- Shaving Cream or cool whip
- Hard boiled eggs cooled
- Food coloring neon makes vibrant eggs
- Gloves
- Pencil or straw
- Cookie sheet
Instructions
- Start by squirting white shaving cream onto a cookie sheet and spreading it evenly. Drip different color food coloring onto the shaving cream. Take a straw a swirl the colors together to get a tie dye look.
- Roll an egg on one side into the colors and flip it over. Let it sit for 10 minutes and rinse clean!
Thank you! I was so sick and confined to my bed ALL week. I had ordered the easter baskets in advance for the kids and my aunt brought over eggs to dye but I didn’t get the dye kits. Well you saved my kids the heartbreak of not getting to dye easter eggs! I had the neon food coloring and shaving cream and they had a blast! After they both looked like purple monsters (we didn’t use the gloves lol)… thank you again :) you saved my family’s easter!
Thank You for all the great ideas! From a Grandma of 7 who enjoys having fun and making memories.