Greying red hair

We’ve all been taught to believe once your red hair goes gray or white, that’s it. Your only option is to embrace the gray or color it because it’s going to be gray forever. A new study from Columbia University is showing us it might not be true anymore. Gray/white hair comes as part of the aging process so it’s normal to have gray hairs later in life, but what about those of us who haven’t even reached “mid-life” yet and are already going gray? One of the main causes of gray hair in younger…

This week, we are answering an Instagram question that reads: “I was told by my mother, and one or two others, that red hair goes white, not gray. Is this true?”

If red is known for anything, it's for being bold and standing out. And while making a statement with your style may be a good enough reason to think about red hair, it's certainly not

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This gorgeous client came to see me from Salt Lake City, she has naturally red head and she was coloring her hair red for years, she started getting grey and wanted to embrace het grey and stop coloring her hair completely. I tried to give her strawberry icy blonde silver to match her roots pattern and as you see in the photos she looks amazingly beautiful. Products used: Lightener: @redken flash light with 20 vol in foils Toners: 1- to cancel some of the red stands that left out of foils…

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

So, what can you do about it? Should you embrace it? Or try and hold on to your vibrancy? Both options are valid, and there’s nothing wrong with either option.