Make rainbow-coloured eggs and display them in a cosy wool-'grass' nest for Easter! What it contains: 1 natural egg dye pack, 1 nest-full (17g) of Easter plant-dyed organic wool 'grass' Feel great about where it comes from: Raw materials from EU? Yes - Germany Organic? Wool: yes! Dyes: yes but not certified Manufactured in EU? Yes - Germany What's it made from? Organic sheep's wool, plant dyes, Natural food colorants: curcumin, chlorophyllin, natural carmine (cochineal extract); salt What's it packaged in? Paper sachets, paper pocket, PLA (compostable, made from plants) bag Shipping packaging from manufacturer to us: Cardboard box, wool comes in a plastic bag - we're working with the producer to switch to NatureFlex Plastic-free? Yes! Vegan? No - sheep's wool Animal-cruelty-free? Yes - responsible farming Reused upcycled or recycled? No Feel great about where it goes after you've used it: Biodegradable compostable? Yes 100% Reusable refillable? Yes Recyclable? Yes Feel great about you and your child using it: Great for ages: All Shelf life: Indefinite Awards: Egg dyes: Oeko-Test: Good Safety standards met: Egg dyes: DIN EN 71 Solvent-free? Yes Gluten-free? Yes Peanut-free? Yes Soy-free? Yes Lactose-free? Yes Easy to wash-off clothes skin? Egg dyes: Skin: yes; clothes: these are natural dyes so may stain white or light-coloured clothing Improvements we're working on in this product: Switch from plastic bag for transport to NatureFlex plant-based bag Care/use instructions: Use the egg dye only in stainless steel saucepan (enameled pots would be stained). To the saucepan, add 750 ml of cold water and 1 dye sachet. Add 5-7 clean, fresh, raw eggs. They should be covered by about 1cm of water. Bring to the boil and stir until the dye dissolves (the green dye produces a foam - don't worry about that). Boil for 7-10 minutes, then remove the eggs and wash with cold water. You can use the dye-water again - each use will produce lighter-coloured eggs. Brown eggs will actually result in a more intense colour than white ones!