Blending gray hair

I love seeing how many women are embracing their gray hair and sharing their journeys on social media. As women, we tend to have unrealistic expectations for ourselves, in all areas of our lives, and this carries over into our hair. But, the fact is, pretty much all of us will go gray at some

Rosie Baylis Hair on Instagram: "Why I only offer 3-6 month journeys (and you should too) We all know that when a client comes to us, it will take more than one appointment to achieve their goal. We wish that they would buy everything we would recommend, and stick to our advice, and actually get the results we know they can achieve, But when you’re working with clients who want to find it cheaper on Amazon or cancel their appointment, it’s really hard. For two years now, I have been…

Let's get into our top creative and beautiful gray hair blending ideas that cater to a variety of tastes and styles. From subtle highlights to bold color choices, there's something for everyone looking to add a touch of personality to their gray locks.

Whether you're embracing your natural gray or in the process of growing it out, this article is for you. If you want to discover the secrets to seamlessly blending gray hair during the growing-out phase, this is the information you need. Explore expert tips and techniques to achieve a beautiful transition that enhances your style effortlessly.

In this video tutorial, watch how I created this gray hair highlight transformation using only 16 foils using all Kenra Color!!

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Adrienne Dara Stephenson/ Hair Education & Tutorials on Instagram: "Gray Blending vs Gray Coverage. How do you successfully communicate the difference to your client? How do you help them to understand and visualize? A client may say they want blending without truly understanding what that means. I like to describe it this way: “When you look in the mirror do you want to not see a single gray hair? Or when you look in the mirror do you not mind seeing some gray but having it less visible to…