You and your hair look FABULOUS! It’s such a beautiful mix of colours, steely grey I would call it. Very classy. I coloured for many years then decided to go for it, waited till I had a decent regrowth then got it cut super short about 4 years ago, everyone loves it as I do. So simple and easy now, not to mention healthy. I’m almost completely white now and with olive skin I just love the look. Good on you 👍😁
I started a few years ago, but then I found it horrible and back to the box dye I went. But recently I decided to let it grow out. I dyed it brown first but with the sun, there was some bleaching so then I put highlights twice. And I absolutely don't care what people think or say. Mind you, I'm 70!
I went white on the front inch, near my face, when I was 25. I wasn't ready for it, so I dyed until I was 45, when all of a sudden I was tired of it. I went cold turkey and got some very rude comments, mainly from 70+ year old men, telling me, "You ought to look after yourself better". Happily, I found a come back from somewhere on YT, "I'm not here to decorate your world!". I love my hair, it still has a thick white stripe at the front, but it feels very me and no one else. Be you, no matter what that looks like, it's worth it! X
You look sincerely awesome.. You and those that transition have to be confident in your own body.. Some go half way and freak others have no regrets.. Congrats.
I have decided to embrace gray hair . I used to use henna on my hair and I have hip length hair ..I am not sure how it would look ? Patches of gray + black + orange tones … I don’t want to chop my hair . Any tips to make the transition better?
Patience! That’s it. Because nothing works on henna, not even grey blending is possible. Just let it grow and keep on trimming the hair. Hope it helps.
You looked stunning the whole way through. Grey hair is beautiful and sadly we have been conditioned to think it isn't. The saddest thing was when you mentioned "hateful comments". Why would anyone do this to someone?
It looks adorable... I am 38 nearly 39 and salt and pepper but more salt hahahha. I started dyieng my hair 3 year's ago ... red fantasy to just disguised the grays... now I am just dyieng the middle part and since 3 months ago I stopped dyieng the rest in order to avoid the demarcation line... then at the end of the year I am aiming to stop dyieng at all... I need courage... but don't take me wrong... I love how it looks on the rest of the women... I am just a bit afraid I won't like it ... or if someone says something nasty
I decided to go grey and I transitioned after 3 months of grow out with a full head of highlights and loved my grey but after 2 months the highlights went yellow as the toner wore off. Sadly I coloured it all again. Feel so fed up but I do love my red hair. I’m thinking of doing it again….help x
Hey! I am sorry it happened. Many women just give up on dye and let the nature do it’s process. It’s the cold turkey process. Highlights is a good option but it requires regular toning which again is a whole lot of work. To fasten the transition you can cut your hair short too. Best of luck! ❤️
I searched RUclips for silver/gray hair (I’m just starting my journey-technically yesterday) I love to be armed with info so I did watch some about yellowing and I found natural remedies that seemed to work better than toners & purple shampoo.
Thanks for sharing. I’m currently in transition. Made the mistake of trying to “blend” and as a result, Iv had to chop about 26 inches. At chin length. I’m about half way colour free. Seems like all of a sudden it’s taking forever to grow!!! My question is; did you leave your hair to grow out until you felt the need for one big chop? Or as my stylist suggests little cuts every 6-8 weeks?… seems counterproductive if I am trying to grow out my hair?…. Your thoughts?.. I’m also switching my shampoo & conditioner to olaplex bonding as Iv heard great things about it. I wash my hair 1x week but it’s course!!!! And dry.. from my location (Canada). Any tips? Would love your feedback!!!
There are no rules. You can go for regular trims or a big chop, both ways it’s gonna take equal time to reach the finishing line, whatever suits you. Olaplex is a great product. Also have you heard of ACV rinse? It softens coarse hair to an extent and also is a great clarifying product for hair. Have a look at this article. Hope it helps: sparklingsilvers.com/acv-rinse-for-healthy-and-shiny-silver-hair/
Are you a smoker? I'm curious to know if ppl who get gray hair are smokers . My mom still has alot of light golden brown and white hair. And she's 70. She never really was gray? She also isn't a smoker or drinker
"Gray is just another hair colour" ❤😊
My hair is 80% white since I turned 25. I use to color it and finally accepted me and how my hair and now I keep my natural color. So liberating
That's wonderful.
You and your hair look FABULOUS! It’s such a beautiful mix of colours, steely grey I would call it. Very classy. I coloured for many years then decided to go for it, waited till I had a decent regrowth then got it cut super short about 4 years ago, everyone loves it as I do. So simple and easy now, not to mention healthy. I’m almost completely white now and with olive skin I just love the look. Good on you 👍😁
Great! Enjoy the new authentic life and hair!
It took me 2 years but I love my gray hair and my hair is so healthy, Thanks for sharing 💖💪
Beautiful! Cold Turkey here and it’s taking forever!
How’s your grow out going?
I started a few years ago, but then I found it horrible and back to the box dye I went.
But recently I decided to let it grow out. I dyed it brown first but with the sun, there was some bleaching so then I put highlights twice.
And I absolutely don't care what people think or say.
Mind you, I'm 70!
Don’t ever try to please anyone no matter what you do someone will always be critical, so just please yourself and laugh at criticism 😅
This video was really helpful to see the whole transition with pictures ❤ thanks for sharing your journey as i have just started mine.
I went white on the front inch, near my face, when I was 25. I wasn't ready for it, so I dyed until I was 45, when all of a sudden I was tired of it. I went cold turkey and got some very rude comments, mainly from 70+ year old men, telling me, "You ought to look after yourself better". Happily, I found a come back from somewhere on YT, "I'm not here to decorate your world!". I love my hair, it still has a thick white stripe at the front, but it feels very me and no one else. Be you, no matter what that looks like, it's worth it! X
Te vez mucho más bella con tu gray hair. Congratulation 🧡. Yo también llevo my hair gray desde hace 3 years. Y tengo 47 year de edad.
You already looked like a model before, so I think anything would look great, but your hair really is very healthy & stunning!
During Covid lockdown, I did the same thing. So glad I did as well. You look beautiful with silver hair.🙂
Went grey during covid! Love my hair lots of compliments. One thing though a really nice cut hairstyle important
Love it! You look beautiful!
1:25 - My hair looks exactly like this right now including the variation in gray colors and I'm trying to decide what to do.
4:25 - Cute!
Nice result
You look sincerely awesome.. You and those that transition have to be confident in your own body.. Some go half way and freak others have no regrets.. Congrats.
I have decided to embrace gray hair . I used to use henna on my hair and I have hip length hair ..I am not sure how it would look ? Patches of gray + black + orange tones …
I don’t want to chop my hair . Any tips to make the transition better?
Patience! That’s it. Because nothing works on henna, not even grey blending is possible. Just let it grow and keep on trimming the hair. Hope it helps.
The end result looks great ❤️🇬🇧😁
Thanks!
Thanks for sharing. Looks great. Inspirational.
I’m on month 4, so these videos help so much!!
wow you look so beautiful people pay alot of money and time to get that color and its yours naturally
You looked stunning the whole way through. Grey hair is beautiful and sadly we have been conditioned to think it isn't. The saddest thing was when you mentioned "hateful comments". Why would anyone do this to someone?
It looks adorable... I am 38 nearly 39 and salt and pepper but more salt hahahha. I started dyieng my hair 3 year's ago ... red fantasy to just disguised the grays... now I am just dyieng the middle part and since 3 months ago I stopped dyieng the rest in order to avoid the demarcation line... then at the end of the year I am aiming to stop dyieng at all... I need courage... but don't take me wrong... I love how it looks on the rest of the women... I am just a bit afraid I won't like it ... or if someone says something nasty
It looks beautiful 💖
Super résultat ☺️ ça motive , j’essaye de ne craquer pour refaire ma couleur j’en suis a presque 8 mois . Merci pour toute ces femme inspirante ☺️☺️☺️
Μπράβο σου, το μαλλί σου είναι ΚΑΤΑΠΛΗΚΤΙΚΟ, φοβερό στυλ είσαι κούκλα!
I think that this is the secret, "I don't care what others think."❤
Exactly!
Love this! Thanks for sharing 💗 I’m 7 months in ☺️
Wow it’s gorgeous I love it
I love your look, looking to forward for my silver grey journey too
very pretty
very beautiful and inspirational!
Thanks for watching. Roma is beautiful and inspiring.
Your hair looks brilliant and gealthy
Amazing and inspired.
Your hair looks amazing 🤩🌟💥Welcome in the club 🙌😜👍
Love this ❤👍
Gorgeous
Beautiful
love 💕
You look beautiful I love your transition gorgeous ❤️🦘🐨🐨🦘❤️
Your hair is beautiful.
Yes she is pretty with her grey hair. Thanks for watching 😊
I decided to go grey and I transitioned after 3 months of grow out with a full head of highlights and loved my grey but after 2 months the highlights went yellow as the toner wore off. Sadly I coloured it all again. Feel so fed up but I do love my red hair. I’m thinking of doing it again….help x
Hey! I am sorry it happened. Many women just give up on dye and let the nature do it’s process. It’s the cold turkey process. Highlights is a good option but it requires regular toning which again is a whole lot of work. To fasten the transition you can cut your hair short too. Best of luck! ❤️
@@sparklingsilvers Oh lord my hairs my crowning glory so I’d never cut it off!! Lol 😆
I searched RUclips for silver/gray hair (I’m just starting my journey-technically yesterday) I love to be armed with info so I did watch some about yellowing and I found natural remedies that seemed to work better than toners & purple shampoo.
@@margaretImhappy Glad to hear that. Let us also know about the secret ingredient. 😊
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Thanks for sharing. I’m currently in transition. Made the mistake of trying to “blend” and as a result, Iv had to chop about 26 inches. At chin length. I’m about half way colour free. Seems like all of a sudden it’s taking forever to grow!!!
My question is; did you leave your hair to grow out until you felt the need for one big chop? Or as my stylist suggests little cuts every 6-8 weeks?… seems counterproductive if I am trying to grow out my hair?…. Your thoughts?..
I’m also switching my shampoo & conditioner to olaplex bonding as Iv heard great things about it. I wash my hair 1x week but it’s course!!!! And dry.. from my location (Canada).
Any tips? Would love your feedback!!!
There are no rules. You can go for regular trims or a big chop, both ways it’s gonna take equal time to reach the finishing line, whatever suits you. Olaplex is a great product. Also have you heard of ACV rinse? It softens coarse hair to an extent and also is a great clarifying product for hair. Have a look at this article. Hope it helps: sparklingsilvers.com/acv-rinse-for-healthy-and-shiny-silver-hair/
did you add low lights ?
Oh wow, you are soooo beautiful 🥰
All my hair fell with preference
👍👍👍👍👍🇬🇪
I loved la ame I am scare
I chose to go gray way before COVID. I'm glad I did not have to be concerned with not being able to get hair dye.
🩷🩷🩷
Are you a smoker?
I'm curious to know if ppl who get gray hair are smokers .
My mom still has alot of light golden brown and white hair. And she's 70. She never really was gray? She also isn't a smoker or drinker