How to make the gray mix in your hair, say the stylists
You don't need to use a box dye.
ThoseThe first gray sequences always seem to surprise. Although they do not mean that you should dye your hair regularly or decide to go entirely silver, they can go out like a painful thumb against a head of fully pigmented wicks. Fortunately, with the right hair care routine, you can make them blend into the rest of your locks. Here, a hairdresser tells us the simplest means to make the gray disappear with your natural color - no dye required.
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1 Use a semi-permanent shiny or toner.
The brilliants and semi-permanent toners are best known to add a notable shine to the hair. But according toCindy Marcus, aProfessional hairdresser in Las Vegas And the editor -in -chief of the last hairstyles, they can also help hide the gray. "Using these types of semi-permanent colors is a great step for someone who has just started to become gray and hesitates to color their hair," she said. "Because they are semi-permanent, they will slowly disappear from the hair, eliminating a root. For this reason, it is not a huge commitment with regard to maintenance." Even better, they are not harmful to hair and can be applied at home or by a professional.
2 Deep condition.
You have probably noticed that your gray hair has a texture somewhat different from that of fully pigmented pigmented. Indeed, they have less melanin, and therefore less sebum oil to keep them hydrated. Fortunately, there are easy ways to recover this humidity. Marcus suggests a deep conditioner. "This product helps less coarse hair and mix better with the rest of the hair," she says. "This is something that can be done at home and is also ideal for all hair types."
If you have some annoying gray hairs that just do not immerse you, no matter how much you hydrate - you consider a change where you separate your hair, to minimize their appearance.
3 Use a color deposit conditioner.
A conditioner or a color storage mask is an excellent way to temporarily cover or mix gray. "MoroccoCaniol doesColor tinted conditioners And they are excellent to add a little color without anything permanent, "explains Marcus." They will last a few shampoos and fade out of the hair. "To apply, add the revitalizing to the hair after the shampoo and let it lit during the recommended time on the bottle. Rinse and enjoy your newly tinted color.AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB
4 Try a root retouching powder or spray.
Too nervous to even add semi-permanent color to your hair at home? Try a color that only lasts until your next shower. "One of my favorite [retouching solutions] is aWOW powder Whether you brush the roots to cover gray, "suggests Marcus." Another option would be an over -the -counter spray that you can get anywhere (Walmart, CVS, Target). You would like to find a color that best suits your hair and carefully spray the roots. "Each of these products will rinse with some foam and bubbles.
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5 Never snatch yourself.
You have probably heard of never picking gray hair, but are you listening? "There is a long -standing myth according to which if you pull a gray hair, ten others will come to his funeral," explains Marcus. "It is however just a myth. The problem of pulling the hair from the root is that the follicle will become sleeping and if you start to fire a lot of hair, especially around the root of the hair - you will start to stop." Then your hair will never seem mixed, it doesn't matter how much you try.
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