Hair Color Ideas For Dark Hair Turning Gray : Hair Care & Styling

I got Beulah with you for international we're here at the u school in San, Diego, California, and today we're going to be talking about a challenge, that's been going on for centuries and that's dark hair. Turning gray and any woman out there has that issue. You know that gray hair just pops out within two or three weeks, whether it's here or you know right at your part. So I'm here with Mirza global team member for you for us, so we're going to give you a couple ideas right mirrors to maybe help you out a little bit. Absolutely, I think you know. Obviously the first thing you can do is touch up your roots. Every three to four weeks, which is a lot of maintenance, um some money involved in that too, so that's one option. The second option would be something that you can get away with a little bit longer, which is great blending how that works is you would basically use the color that is darkest on your head as a low light throughout your part to just blend out the grading. The part it'll give you probably about six to eight weeks of longevity versus the three to four from touching up your whole root, so just blending it in with some lowlights would be fantastic. The other option, too, is something called color touch-ups. What it is, is a temporary hair color that you would spray onto your root and cover your gray until you wash it now. This isn't something that you know you go with for two three weeks at a time. It'S something that you would do every day. However I'll demonstrate before you start, you know you were just talking about when you you have to when you were talking about Matt. You know the color. You got ta, that's the art of matching that color when you're doing that. Absolutely you definitely again want to go in for a consult with your stylist. You want to make sure that the tones are what you have in your hair. For instance, if you have a chocolate brown, the low light should be closer to that chocolate, brown versus something ashy or cool. You don't want the tonal difference to throw off the blending of the grey. The closer you get to your overall darkness, with the low lights. The better and more natural it will look absolutely so. Yes, it does last longer, but that blending you really have to go to someone who knows what they're doing absolutely cuz. If they don't blend the right colors, it could turn in to a nightmare for you, where your recoloring, your hair over and over, and you don't want to do this. Okay and this, this option is really interesting because it could last one to three days depending on when you shampoo it and as your shampoo. It comes out, but it's really nice when you're in a in a you, know, time scrunch and you just need to look good or you have some tempo area showing or that route. So we'll demonstrate for you that also so how it works comes in a little bottle like this. You have your option of dark blonde or clear, and basically it's a dry shampoo that also works as a temporary hair color. So you would just spray it onto your roots and it will cover your gray temporarily now how you set. This is once you sprayed this on and you can see the color is actually pretty close on this one, but once you spray this on, you would set it with hairspray and this would not come off the hair until you wash it. So that's one great affordable option to do it in between color services. If you can't make it to your stylist or whatever happens, or you just need to go out that night and cover the route a little bit, you can just spray this on, and it would basically mask it for you until you wash it the next time. Once you spray hairspray in a system like that, it locks it in and it'll last once again until you shampoo. This is an easy way to do it and I think every woman should have one in their bathroom just for those moments where you can't get to your hair sound exactly the owner to go. Those are some good ideas. Absolutely Thank You, Donna, Mirza before international