There are two potentially different issues here.
1) a change in the print over time, where colors alter as the print
dries or ages
2) Two prints differing when compared to on another printed a week apart
on the same equipment, having nothing to do with the image changing from
"aging".
In the first case, there are two possibilities I can think of.
1) the image is being printed too magenta, and it just so happens the
magenta is highly fugitive and fades rapidly in the beginning
or 2) the magenta ink changes its reflective index as it dries, and give
a false result in the beginning
In the second case, the problem may, depending on which printer you are
using, be that your light cyan ink has either run out, or the head is
clogged, causing the magenta to over power the image since some of the
cyan is missing.
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