Love your hairstyle. I am following you because you have my fave look and style your hair like i do when its straight and i have curly hair normally. i have platinum tones in my hair and I'm still working out my current hair color change but an idiot hairdresser insisted i cover my roots that have newly turned grey. So i don't know what the regrowth is like since taking iron and vitamin d ...as had a stress problem and my natural hair faded out due to iron deficiency. But really not sure..so ... Tomorrow i will go to a vega testing naturopath to work out what the heck happened to my hair so i can get some peace. I keep getting told by people offhand that its my hormones or my age causing my change in color when i ask for advice .how rude . I am 52 since September 30th and had my natural hair color with a small amount of greys in its normal good way in the beginning of September . Any advice would help. I am a natural ash blonde usually.
Hi, Melina! Thanks for the kind words. 💗 I wonder what happened. I know stress can temporarily shut off melanin production, but it can start again if the stress is relieved. I’m not a doctor (at all!) but I have read reports of this phenomenon from Mayo Clinic’s site. I think major stress contributed to my early graying as a teen. At any rate, I hope you are able to recover quickly. The effect of stress on the body is profound. Hugs to you!
@@InfinitegardenbyBethK yes i am concerned as i haven't been able to get a straight answer from someone about this. I have been waiting for my iron infusion for 2 weeks so i don't know what to think while i wait. But i do hope its temporary as i dont want to be worried about my hair. Although i do love your hair..it looks classy and a great style. Thanks for responding ❤
@@InfinitegardenbyBethK hi beth. Just letting you know there is such thing as prp treatment which helps with hair loss and stimulating hair follicles to produce color again. It works really well on seniors. I may be giving that a chance if the doctor says i can and perhaps i am going to do the iron infusion after all as oxygen is really good for stimulating hair follices for strength and color. It seems the naturopath was good for health and diet but the hair issues i have were out of her scope and she wouldn't admit it but i could tell. Anyway i still love your hair but... my hair was better how it was (as i hardly had any silvers and it was mostly my natural dark blonde color.) your whiter suits you but for me its too bright for my complexion. Makes me look old and washed out.
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From what I’ve read and heard blue is best for canceling orange so I’d suggest sticking with purple to combat yellow brass. Your grey is beautiful ❤️
Thank you! 😘😘 That makes a lot of sense. So far I don’t have an orange problem, but it’s good to know.
Love your hairstyle. I am following you because you have my fave look and style your hair like i do when its straight and i have curly hair normally. i have platinum tones in my hair and I'm still working out my current hair color change but an idiot hairdresser insisted i cover my roots that have newly turned grey. So i don't know what the regrowth is like since taking iron and vitamin d ...as had a stress problem and my natural hair faded out due to iron deficiency. But really not sure..so ... Tomorrow i will go to a vega testing naturopath to work out what the heck happened to my hair so i can get some peace. I keep getting told by people offhand that its my hormones or my age causing my change in color when i ask for advice .how rude . I am 52 since September 30th and had my natural hair color with a small amount of greys in its normal good way in the beginning of September . Any advice would help. I am a natural ash blonde usually.
Hi, Melina! Thanks for the kind words. 💗 I wonder what happened. I know stress can temporarily shut off melanin production, but it can start again if the stress is relieved. I’m not a doctor (at all!) but I have read reports of this phenomenon from Mayo Clinic’s site. I think major stress contributed to my early graying as a teen.
At any rate, I hope you are able to recover quickly. The effect of stress on the body is profound. Hugs to you!
@@InfinitegardenbyBethK yes i am concerned as i haven't been able to get a straight answer from someone about this. I have been waiting for my iron infusion for 2 weeks so i don't know what to think while i wait. But i do hope its temporary as i dont want to be worried about my hair. Although i do love your hair..it looks classy and a great style. Thanks for responding ❤
@@InfinitegardenbyBethK hi beth. Just letting you know there is such thing as prp treatment which helps with hair loss and stimulating hair follicles to produce color again. It works really well on seniors. I may be giving that a chance if the doctor says i can and perhaps i am going to do the iron infusion after all as oxygen is really good for stimulating hair follices for strength and color. It seems the naturopath was good for health and diet but the hair issues i have were out of her scope and she wouldn't admit it but i could tell. Anyway i still love your hair but... my hair was better how it was (as i hardly had any silvers and it was mostly my natural dark blonde color.) your whiter suits you but for me its too bright for my complexion. Makes me look old and washed out.