Salt and pepper hair color

39. Salty Chocolate Retro Lob. The blending technique lets us rock beautifully customized looks, and this straight, full lob oozing retro vibes through the flipped inward ends is no exception.

27. Ombre Hair Color. Showcase the gradient of colors with a reverse gray ombre or a gray balayage with lowlights. The well-blended transition transforms your hair without any extra maintenance.

According to trichologist Madeleine Preston, most women who are in their 30s should see a few grey hairs here and there, but by the time they get into their 50s, about half of their scalp hairs turn grey. Like wrinkles, silver flocks are part of aging. And there is absolutely nothing wrong with them.

This hairstylist is showing the world that gray hair doesn't need to be colored or covered up.

Salted, peppered, and oh so spicy! Check out this awesome hue for women.

28. Layers and See-Through Bangs. This V-shape cut with swoopy layers placed toward the bottom saves the long straight strands from looking flat while the wispy graduated bangs add fulness to the front and build a soft frame for the face.

2. Highlights and Lowlights. Multitone color schemes always work fine for adding depth, which is especially beneficial for thinning hair. And, if you are a natural brunette or your hair is dyed brown, a mix of highlights and lowlights is perfect camouflage for your graying.

30. Color Melt in Gray Shades. If you choose to blend highlights to match your roots, you’ll end up with natural-looking hair featuring smooth strands with soft transitions of colors. However, we must warn you: not every hair colorist will be able to copy this look, better find someone who is used to working with …

14. Wavy Hairstyle. Fact check: Is gray hair a major hair color trend? Absolutely yes! The black and gray look is for self-assured women who play by their own rules. Don’t feel shy to create your own style, and set your own trend.