Gray Hair

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2021.03.31Hair salon

Gray Hair

But then what do you use to cover them? There are so many options out there, it’s no wonder you might have color confusion.

Let’s start with the right kind of dye. It’s a question of how much coverage you want and how long you want it to last. It depends on the type of dye you use and the amount of gray you are using. Permanent color is optimal if more than 40% of the hair is gray. For less than 30%, semi-permanent or vegetable dyes can be used.

However, they all have their pros and cons. Permanent color grows in very pronounced lines and leaves a line of semi-permanent hair washing, but does not cover gray as well, so it becomes a stepped natural look than in about 20-30% of cases. If your hair is gray, you can also opt for a balayage that works if you don’t have that much gray. Camouflage gray and look like highlights.

There is no difference when it comes to hiding grays and simply switching the usual colors. You can run them normally. It also depends on the amount of gray and the color you want. If about 20% of your hair is covered in gray, you can mask them using highlights.

Otherwise you have to do this with your favorite color. The speed of returning to the chair depends on the color you choose. The darker the hair, the more care is needed for the white and brown colors are contrasting. This is why so many women in general want to be blonde at the start when they are gone, but if you have an excellent colorist and the right products to keep it, you should choose the color you want.