Grey hair colors

There comes a time when coloring your hair becomes a losing battle to cover grey hair roots. When do you transition to grey hair and let nature do its thing?

It all started three years ago. A woman walked into colorist Jack Martin's California salon and told him that she had been dyeing her hair from gray to brown with at-home box color every 3-4 weeks for years. But she didn't want to worry about her hair color that often; she's retired, enjoying the great outdoors, and wanted to save as much time as possible.

Taking a look back over the past 3 years and sharing some of the pitfalls that trip people up when going gray. Here's what NOT to do during your growout.

Celebrity colorist Jack Martin is a wizard. For the past couple of years, he has been successfully showing that grey never goes out of style: using his own technique, Martin allows his clients to gradually ditch the dye, and the results are magical.

Women who have naturally grey hair shouldn’t be worried or ashamed of it. The truth is that all of us will show grays sooner or later, depending on our

2015 is all about grey hair and there are many different beautiful shades of grey. Check out the difference between all of the colors...

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.

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