The simplest way to blend in those few gray hairs is to use a temporary rinse designed for such applications. Fanci-ful is such a product. What it does is temporaily cover the gray hair with a color wash which disguises the gray. Bear in mind that it is not permanent, and the results might not be what you wish. To apply, wash and rinse hair, then comb in the product. Apply it specifically to the trouble spot and carefully blot the excess. Since this is a coating product, it will immediately show signs of darkening. Do not use a conditioner as this will counteract the product's coating abilities. Style hair as usual. If this process does not produce the desired results, the next step would be to go to a semi-permanent product, such as Clairol and Loreal products. It is a non peroxide, non ammonia product which washes out gradually after 6-8 shampoos.
Gray hair is caused by a lack of pigmentation and melanin. This process usually will happen to you with age, however it can also be caused by certain conditions or diseases. Some people go gray as early as 10 while others don't go gray until they are in their 50s. However, your hair WILL turn gray/white eventually. Other causes of gray hair are: albinism, thyroid deficiencies, Vitamin B12 deficiencies, Waardenburg syndrome, malnutrition, Werner syndrome, anemia, smoking tobacco, chemotherapy, and type II Diabetes. Some of these conditions can be avoided, but others are genetic.
Thus, to avoid gray hair, you can get plenty of vitamin B12, eat healthily, and not smoke. Then, when gray hair catches up to you, you can dye your hair if you wish.
Get some Grey Hair dye! WHY DO YOU WANT YOUR HAIR GREY?
no but you can dye it back to the original color
The only way to effectively color grey hair is to use permanent dye.
Get some Grey Hair dye! WHY DO YOU WANT YOUR HAIR GREY?
Pick a hair dye that is specifically made to be used on gray hair, and the covering of gray hair. It will take to hair with no color for longer.
yes, all you would need is a grey hair dye!
The only reason that this can happen is that you are using the wrong dye. Permanent dye covers grey hairs completely. If you are using a home dye make sure that it says 100 percent grey coverage. If this isn't the problem go to a salon and have a consultation. Your hair could be very resistant and they will be able to cover your grey for you.
Yes but only with a permanent hair colour. Any other will not stay in the hair.
Stress can sometimes cause hair to turn gray. Aging can, and if u dye it.
no.
it depends you hair color because if your hair color is dark you wont notice the dye at all no matter how many times you dye it but if your hair is light then you might be dying it incorrectly. me personally i wouldn't dye my hair because it damages your hair and you get gray hairs at an early age.
No, bleach does not turn gray hair into a burgundy color. Bleach typically lightens hair by removing its natural pigment, so it would lighten gray hair rather than change its color to burgundy. If you want a burgundy color, you would need to use a burgundy hair dye or color treatment.