Hi Kati ☺I am 60 this year and I am 2 years into my second attempt to go dye free. I kept my hair long the whole time with regular trims of the ends so I have about 2.5 inches left before I am totally dye free! 🙌 My scalp is feeling the best that it has felt in years with no more soreness or itching and my hair is looking so much more heathy and the freedom that I've found from no more constant root touch-ups is just wonderful so I am absolutely resolute this time that I am never going back to the dye ever again. I totally understand how difficult this journey is though but for me personally, it has been much easier this time as I dyed my hair much lighter this time (quite similar to yours) and the grey blended in extremely well, secondly, I already knew what I looked like with grey hair the second time so the looking in the mirror and not identifying with the person looking back at me was much easier this time so it's very much a case of learning to accept your new and authentic self and embrace who you truly are. I have followed your journey from the start and you have been a great inspiration to me so I really felt for you when I saw the video of yours announcing that you'd dyed your hair again as I know what a long road it is, I truly think you can make it this time though if you stay positive and focused on the freedom that you will have from the slavery of constant root touch-ups!!! Society tells us that grey hair symbolises old age therefore we must all dye our hair, there are many women that have proven that grey hair being synonymous with old age is not necessarily true though and they have embraced their authentic self and look absolutely terrific. Confidence comes from within and not from a bottle of dye and many of these women are brimming with confidence and don't look in the least bit old and neither did you when your hair was grey, I though you looked great. I'll continue to follow you on your journey, wishing you all the very best. Karen
The gray was lovely on you! And it will be again! I’m in my 3rd attempt, so I understand the struggle. This time I think I’ll make it. The gray coming in is so healthy and soft. I have curly hair and the curl is amazing now that I haven’t dyed. I’m about 6 months in this time, but like you, it grows fast and I’m thankful for that. I cut mine into a bob this time and I cut about an inch off every 6 weeks. Last time I cut it super short and the transition growing it out is not my cup of tea. So on top of gray coming and the short cut growing, it was hard. I like mine long also, but I’m finding a bob is helpful in making my brain believe the color will be cut off a bit sooner. Good luck. I hope you’re not hard on yourself for wavering, it’s a tough transition!
Congratulations! I love your gray. You are beautiful with ant color hair. I happen to like gray because it’s authentic, natural and true. I’m loving my salt and pepper hair.
I was in a similar situation when I "stopped" dyeing my hair. This is long-winded, but I’m just going to put it all out there. Once the pandemic hit and I couldn't get my hair professionally dyed, I started doing it myself. The length of my hair was just above the middle of my back. I have stayed covid conscious, so spending 2+ hours sitting under a hair stylist's mouth was/is a no-go for me and I continued to dye my own hair after the salons opened up. So for about 1.5 years, I sectioned off and and dyed all of my dark brown hair as recommended. But after that timeframe, I decided to just dye the hair around my hairline, my part, and also sort of haphazardly colored the top layer of my hair down to my neckline. I did that for about 1.5 years, then decided to go gray on April 1, 2023 using the Dye Strip Method -- I didn't stop cold turkey because I knew that I couldn't live with the demarcation line. At that point, my hair had about 4 different colors - the dark brown dye strip at my part, older darkish brown from crown to neckline, orange-y from neck to mid back, and salt and pepper/gray underneath the top layer of all of that hair. I stopped dyeing my part in early October 2023 but occasionally used a color spray, probably until February 2024. By that point, I had enough grow-out to soften the demarcation line. I did the big chop this past Easter when I couldn't stand the orange hair anymore and cut it into a short bob between my chin and shoulders, leaving about 1-inch (2.54 cm) of orange hair at the ends. The dye strip has now grown-out by about 4.5-inches (11.43 cm) and is just above my ears. Everything between the top of head and ears is mostly my natural dark brown with about 30% gray mixed in. The remaining dye strip (ie, everything below my ears) is oldish dyed dark brown with an orange-y hue. I estimate another 8-10 months to completely grow out the orange bits. I don't necessarily regret using the Dye Strip method, because I really couldn't deal with the stark demarcation line, but it did add time to my total grow-out. Good luck with your grown-out! From, another 'calico' girlie
@@Kati-almiel---- there's a product here in USA that is washable temporary "color" called FANCIFUL, it's like very watery hair color and you leave it in. So it comes in shades of brown. I did my transition to gray and I used a hair "topper" to cover over the demarcation line, which I call "a skunk line", haha. Okay, the topper I wore was the exact color of my dyed hair, and my hairdresser would keep trimming the bottom of my hair, shoulder length or chin length months of growth, until the whole gray grew out, took the topper off and nobody knew how I did it. I completely recommend this method. Bought my topper at Godiva's Secret Wigs online. Hope this idea helps you and others who may read my comment! Best regards!!!
Thank you for acknowledging that it is not easy to transition to grey. I am almost at month 6 and i'm really hating the way it looks - mostly because of the old damaged coloured hair. This is truly a test in patience an not for the faint of hearted!
Kati, I was following you before you colored it. I am 6 months out and I do go through days of thinking if I should dye it again. But I like you get greys by day 10 following a color. I am loving the freedom of not havingbto go get it colored. I followed Tudor Rose. Her hair is gorgeous and it took her some time. But that is my goal! Wishing you success again!❤
I did two rounds too! This time I'm done though. Been months since my last bit of dye cut out and I'm not going back! You can do this! It's painful to go through it all again a second time but certainly helps learn patience
I'm 65 and my hair is what call a dirty blonde so I always had highlights done. After mom passed away I decided to quit coloring my hair. I had a very short pixie so it was easy to grow it out. My problem is the top layer is still a bit darker and underneath is a beautiful silver. I'm torn between doing highlights on the top or just living with it till it goes silver like the rest.
It's sometimes difficult to decide what to do. I have also difficult to decide what to do, I haven't decided in what way I will do the transition this time. Last time I just stopped dyeing my hair. But this time I am not sure If I will try another way. I wish you all the best 💖
Last time I saw a video of yours, you were quite into your gray hair journey so I was surprised her to see you starting over! Is your dyed hair here close to your natural colour when younger? Your dyed hair colour here is a lovely colour. I've always wished I could have hair this colour! (My natural hair is a very dark brown). I also love the waves in your hair! My waves are all over the place! I stopped dying my hair 1 year and 8 months ago, when I turned 60. I went cold turkey- cut it into a short bob and wore it pinned back or in a pony tail. (I wasn't about to spend lots of money at the hairdresser to go through the transition stage and I didn't care what people thought! As I get older, I care less what people think!) It's getting there now. I can't wait until it's finally all grown out. It's whiter which I'm happy about! It's so nice to not have to fight those white roots that were noticeable every two weeks! I could never go back to dying it! I look forward to seeing your journey again. You can do it!
I’m 52. I have transitioned to gray two times. I’m still not happy and think about dyeing it again. I think part of it is aging and not recognizing my old self and feel frustrated with the notion that I just have to let it all go. Of course, I haven’t dyed my hair in two plus years, so I don’t remember how irritating keeping up the root dye is. I don’t know if there’s a right answer.
You look lovely with your silvers! I know, society makes it difficult for women! So in the end, we must do what gives us peace. Thank you for sharing why you're trying to let the silvers come through. I'm dark brunette, with a few silvers coming through. Been contemplating what to do for a while now. I would not be able to handle dyeing my hair and then 2 weeks, the silvers are back. This point would annoy me very much. So I've decided to use deep conditioning treatments which make the silvers look lovely amongst the brown! Best wishes. You're doing well to document this to the world! You're an inspiration!
Hi Kati, I'm about at the same time period as you, about a month or so in. I'm doing the dye strip technique. I think this may be the easiest transition for me. My hair is darker than you yours, the dyed part mean - and I was shocked at how bright the silver looks, yikkes. I hope I can stick with it!! Best of luck, from Ontario Canada
Hello Kati I was so excited to your video. I to am on round two of growing out my grey. I had just finished watching all your old videos when you dyed to brown again and was sad for your hard work that was lost. I believe when we have our natural grey it brightens up our features. I also believe that if people can have blue pink or green hair then what does it matter if we proudly wear our natural grey 🤷🏼♀️. Just know that I am doing it along with you. I am now about 4-5 months in, I didn’t log when I last dyed, but I did have some of my old colour stripped out so it quite blond and not such a harsh line. I’m really looking forward to your monthly updates. Feel free to chat with me if you need support and encouragement. I’m 47 by the way 😁
I remember the you did it last time! I love the length of your hair. I'm 8 months no dye (round one) cold turkey. I've found mine get better each time I wash it. My hair is very long. The beginning is the worst part
Liebe Katie, als ich vor ungefähr 2,5 Jahren beschlossen habe grau zu werden, bin ich auf deinen Kanal gestoßen und du hast mich sehr inspiriert! Als du deine Haare wieder gefärbt hattest und du dein Bild geändert hast, dachte ich, wie schade und das du einem Bild von früher nachtrauerst...du hast das nicht nötig! Ich bin jetzt grau und habe nicht ansatzweise so dickes Haar wie du! Trotzdem fühle ich mich heute hübscher, als je zuvor! Ich strahle es wohl so aus, denn die Menschen sehen mich plötzlich wieder! Obwohl ich 56 Jahre alt bin 😅 Du lebst in Schweden und grad im Januar ist es wohl sehr trist und dunkel...vergiss nie, deine silbernen Haare überstrahlt das Alles! Ich bin so stolz auf dich, daß du diesen Weg nochmal gehst und unterstützte dich,Du soo Hübsche, mit gefärbten oder grauen Haaren 😊
Оооооо!!!!!,🤩🤩🤩😍😍😍😍🥰 Я же говорила, что вам лучше с седыми волосами и была очень разочарована, когда вы покрасили волосы. Ура! Наконец-то вы одумались! Мне 42 года и с ноября 2020 я не крашу волосы. Мне было так жаль увидеть вас с покрашенными волосами! Вы очень красивая и не слушайте тех, кто говорит, что вам не идут седые волосы! Вы такая обворожительная, светлые седые волосы делают ваш образ мягким! И ни капельки это не старит! Держитесь и скорейшего вам отращивания. Извините, уже английский я подзабыла, поэтому пишу по-русски. From Ukraine with love 🥰🌹🌹🌹
Привет! Я рад снова услышать вас, я иногда думал о вас и надеялся, что вы в порядке и в безопасности. И вам спасибо за добрые слова 💖 В этот раз постараюсь остаться серой 😊 Всего наилучшего вам 💖
I am looking forward to your updates and wishing you inner peace with your process & decisions, whatever they may be! I watched your journey the first time. I haven't found it easy either, I grew mine out for 2 years and then returned to henna. I'm not really enjoying the henna anymore but not yet ready to grow out the grey again. I have to henna the roots every 2 to 3 weeks. My hair is not as white-silver as yours, I think I am around 50% silver and the back is still light brown. I want to wait until I am 75% silver before I ditch the dye, not sure I will be patient that long. Wishing you the best of luck in this journey!
I did a good job growing mine out. My natural color is a medium brown with some red tones. But most of my gray hair was in the top and around the temples. The problem with grey or white hair in my case is that mine is finer and doesn't have waves while the rest of my hair is thick and wavy and shiny. The white hair was not as shiny. That part is annoying! it's like having two hair types on my head. Also mine is about 40% grey and all in the top part of my head with about 10% in the bottom part. What I found hard was my husband who kept telling me I would look younger with dyed hair and then my family who is in another country saying the same. I went to the UK for a wedding and before I left I dyed my hair. On the positive side I selected highlights lots of them all in the top and temples to help cover the greys. On the down side I was shocked at the damage that did. I told her not to take it all the way down (stripping) but she did anyway. One thing I hate is damaged hair and my poor white hairs were already more fragile. I am now a year out from that dying session and letting the grey grow out again. The challenge will be when I visit my family again in the UK which will be 2 years from the time of that wedding. I am determined to not be moved by them and dye it again and try to ignore my husbands comments :-( I do not have that lovely stunning grey that some women with dark hair are blessed with. I have the english rose very pale skin. My hair is long. I will be going for a trim in a few weeks my first since a year to take a few inches off the ends which are dry as straw!
Ich habe es mit hellen Strähnchen gemacht, doch die wurden messing Farben..und ich hatte die Haare nur Schulterblatt, als Bob. Gut finde ich mittlerweile die Idee, es einfach rauswachsen zu lassen und die Enden lustig zu färben. Für den Winter eventuell Selbstbräuner für die Haut verwenden! Billiger als Haarfarbe! 😊
I stopped dyeing my hair during the pandemic. It took about two years to go fully gray. And it’s been fully gray for about 2.5 years now. My hair is healthier than when I dyed it. But people do treat me differently. Many don’t like it. I’ve thought of dyeing it again, maybe temporarily, but the thought of growing it out again is too daunting. Overall, I do like it, but it’s not for everyone.
It’s not easy to go gray. Or to stay gray. I like my hair dyed but I just can’t cope with the hassle of having to dye it every couple of weeks. I wish you all the best 💖
I am 61. I have NOT dyed my hair in 3 years. It is as long as yours. I kept so much of my natural dark brown. I have some beautiful silver but not enough. I bought dye this week. I have decided to color it. If I had way more silver I would not color. Good luck on your hair journey. You have such a calming voice.
It is a very hard thing to do! Im 66, and I have dyed my hair until I turned 64. I have been natural now for two yrs. We will understand if you change your mind. Lol.
I'm 75 and still dyeing my hair - currently a dark red. Will continue to do so until I'm no longer able to do it myself. After that (if I'm still alive lol) i just Might join you in your venture 😊
I can tell you DON’T CUT IT OFF. I wen to a pixie and it was cute, but my family wasn’t impressed and I felt pressured to grow it back out. It was TERRIBLE growing out that pixie cut. Having a silver pixie was extra hard. People just see OLD with short and silver hair.
Hi Kati ☺I am 60 this year and I am 2 years into my second attempt to go dye free. I kept my hair long the whole time with regular trims of the ends so I have about 2.5 inches left before I am totally dye free! 🙌 My scalp is feeling the best that it has felt in years with no more soreness or itching and my hair is looking so much more heathy and the freedom that I've found from no more constant root touch-ups is just wonderful so I am absolutely resolute this time that I am never going back to the dye ever again. I totally understand how difficult this journey is though but for me personally, it has been much easier this time as I dyed my hair much lighter this time (quite similar to yours) and the grey blended in extremely well, secondly, I already knew what I looked like with grey hair the second time so the looking in the mirror and not identifying with the person looking back at me was much easier this time so it's very much a case of learning to accept your new and authentic self and embrace who you truly are. I have followed your journey from the start and you have been a great inspiration to me so I really felt for you when I saw the video of yours announcing that you'd dyed your hair again as I know what a long road it is, I truly think you can make it this time though if you stay positive and focused on the freedom that you will have from the slavery of constant root touch-ups!!! Society tells us that grey hair symbolises old age therefore we must all dye our hair, there are many women that have proven that grey hair being synonymous with old age is not necessarily true though and they have embraced their authentic self and look absolutely terrific. Confidence comes from within and not from a bottle of dye and many of these women are brimming with confidence and don't look in the least bit old and neither did you when your hair was grey, I though you looked great. I'll continue to follow you on your journey, wishing you all the very best. Karen
Thank you for your kind comment 💖 I will try to stay grey this time. I really hope I can do it. All the best to you too 💖
The gray was lovely on you! And it will be again! I’m in my 3rd attempt, so I understand the struggle. This time I think I’ll make it. The gray coming in is so healthy and soft. I have curly hair and the curl is amazing now that I haven’t dyed. I’m about 6 months in this time, but like you, it grows fast and I’m thankful for that. I cut mine into a bob this time and I cut about an inch off every 6 weeks. Last time I cut it super short and the transition growing it out is not my cup of tea. So on top of gray coming and the short cut growing, it was hard. I like mine long also, but I’m finding a bob is helpful in making my brain believe the color will be cut off a bit sooner. Good luck. I hope you’re not hard on yourself for wavering, it’s a tough transition!
Yes it is not easy to transition to gray hair. I wish you all the best and luck with growing it out 💖
Hello my dear. Your haircut where you chop off the dyed part... with layers was amazing. You looked ao youthful and vibrant!!
Hello 💖 Thank you.
Congratulations! I love your gray. You are beautiful with ant color hair. I happen to like gray because it’s authentic, natural and true. I’m loving my salt and pepper hair.
Thank you for your kind words 💖
I was in a similar situation when I "stopped" dyeing my hair. This is long-winded, but I’m just going to put it all out there. Once the pandemic hit and I couldn't get my hair professionally dyed, I started doing it myself. The length of my hair was just above the middle of my back. I have stayed covid conscious, so spending 2+ hours sitting under a hair stylist's mouth was/is a no-go for me and I continued to dye my own hair after the salons opened up. So for about 1.5 years, I sectioned off and and dyed all of my dark brown hair as recommended. But after that timeframe, I decided to just dye the hair around my hairline, my part, and also sort of haphazardly colored the top layer of my hair down to my neckline. I did that for about 1.5 years, then decided to go gray on April 1, 2023 using the Dye Strip Method -- I didn't stop cold turkey because I knew that I couldn't live with the demarcation line. At that point, my hair had about 4 different colors - the dark brown dye strip at my part, older darkish brown from crown to neckline, orange-y from neck to mid back, and salt and pepper/gray underneath the top layer of all of that hair. I stopped dyeing my part in early October 2023 but occasionally used a color spray, probably until February 2024. By that point, I had enough grow-out to soften the demarcation line.
I did the big chop this past Easter when I couldn't stand the orange hair anymore and cut it into a short bob between my chin and shoulders, leaving about 1-inch (2.54 cm) of orange hair at the ends. The dye strip has now grown-out by about 4.5-inches (11.43 cm) and is just above my ears. Everything between the top of head and ears is mostly my natural dark brown with about 30% gray mixed in. The remaining dye strip (ie, everything below my ears) is oldish dyed dark brown with an orange-y hue. I estimate another 8-10 months to completely grow out the orange bits. I don't necessarily regret using the Dye Strip method, because I really couldn't deal with the stark demarcation line, but it did add time to my total grow-out.
Good luck with your grown-out!
From,
another 'calico' girlie
Thank you 💖 Yes the demarcation line is hard to deal with. I haven't decided how I will deal with that this time.
@@Kati-almiel---- there's a product here in USA that is washable temporary "color" called FANCIFUL, it's like very watery hair color and you leave it in. So it comes in shades of brown. I did my transition to gray and I used a hair "topper" to cover over the demarcation line, which I call "a skunk line", haha. Okay, the topper I wore was the exact color of my dyed hair, and my hairdresser would keep trimming the bottom of my hair, shoulder length or chin length months of growth, until the whole gray grew out, took the topper off and nobody knew how I did it. I completely recommend this method. Bought my topper at Godiva's Secret Wigs online.
Hope this idea helps you and others who may read my comment! Best regards!!!
Let your crown of wisdom shine on the world, Kati.
💖
Thank you for acknowledging that it is not easy to transition to grey. I am almost at month 6 and i'm really hating the way it looks - mostly because of the old damaged coloured hair. This is truly a test in patience an not for the faint of hearted!
Kati, I was following you before you colored it. I am 6 months out and I do go through days of thinking if I should dye it again. But I like you get greys by day 10 following a color. I am loving the freedom of not havingbto go get it colored. I followed Tudor Rose. Her hair is gorgeous and it took her some time. But that is my goal! Wishing you success again!❤
Thank you 💖
I did two rounds too! This time I'm done though. Been months since my last bit of dye cut out and I'm not going back! You can do this! It's painful to go through it all again a second time but certainly helps learn patience
@@Lettie22 Thank you for your support 💖
I'm 65 and my hair is what call a dirty blonde so I always had highlights done. After mom passed away I decided to quit coloring my hair. I had a very short pixie so it was easy to grow it out. My problem is the top layer is still a bit darker and underneath is a beautiful silver. I'm torn between doing highlights on the top or just living with it till it goes silver like the rest.
It's sometimes difficult to decide what to do. I have also difficult to decide what to do, I haven't decided in what way I will do the transition this time. Last time I just stopped dyeing my hair. But this time I am not sure If I will try another way. I wish you all the best 💖
I didn’t even realise you went back to coloring your hair. Good luck with round 2!
Thank you 💖
Last time I saw a video of yours, you were quite into your gray hair journey so I was surprised her to see you starting over!
Is your dyed hair here close to your natural colour when younger? Your dyed hair colour here is a lovely colour. I've always wished I could have hair this colour! (My natural hair is a very dark brown). I also love the waves in your hair! My waves are all over the place!
I stopped dying my hair 1 year and 8 months ago, when I turned 60. I went cold turkey- cut it into a short bob and wore it pinned back or in a pony tail. (I wasn't about to spend lots of money at the hairdresser to go through the transition stage and I didn't care what people thought! As I get older, I care less what people think!) It's getting there now. I can't wait until it's finally all grown out. It's whiter which I'm happy about! It's so nice to not have to fight those white roots that were noticeable every two weeks! I could never go back to dying it!
I look forward to seeing your journey again. You can do it!
Thank you 🙏 My natural hair color when I was young was a medium brown color. All the best to you 💖
I’m 52. I have transitioned to gray two times. I’m still not happy and think about dyeing it again. I think part of it is aging and not recognizing my old self and feel frustrated with the notion that I just have to let it all go. Of course, I haven’t dyed my hair in two plus years, so I don’t remember how irritating keeping up the root dye is. I don’t know if there’s a right answer.
It’s not easy to transition to gray, and stay gray. All the best to you 💖
You look lovely with your silvers! I know, society makes it difficult for women! So in the end, we must do what gives us peace. Thank you for sharing why you're trying to let the silvers come through. I'm dark brunette, with a few silvers coming through. Been contemplating what to do for a while now. I would not be able to handle dyeing my hair and then 2 weeks, the silvers are back. This point would annoy me very much. So I've decided to use deep conditioning treatments which make the silvers look lovely amongst the brown! Best wishes. You're doing well to document this to the world! You're an inspiration!
Thank you so much for your kind words 💖
Hi Kati, I'm about at the same time period as you, about a month or so in. I'm doing the dye strip technique. I think this may be the easiest transition for me. My hair is darker than you yours, the dyed part mean - and I was shocked at how bright the silver looks, yikkes. I hope I can stick with it!! Best of luck, from Ontario Canada
Thank you 💖 Good luck to you too, with your transition.
Hello Kati I was so excited to your video. I to am on round two of growing out my grey. I had just finished watching all your old videos when you dyed to brown again and was sad for your hard work that was lost. I believe when we have our natural grey it brightens up our features. I also believe that if people can have blue pink or green hair then what does it matter if we proudly wear our natural grey 🤷🏼♀️. Just know that I am doing it along with you. I am now about 4-5 months in, I didn’t log when I last dyed, but I did have some of my old colour stripped out so it quite blond and not such a harsh line. I’m really looking forward to your monthly updates. Feel free to chat with me if you need support and encouragement. I’m 47 by the way 😁
Thank you for your support 💖 I really appreciate it.
I’m with you. This is my second attempt but this time I’m gonna stick to it.😅
Wishing you the best on your grey hair journey again. I know it's not easy. 😘
Thank you Susana 💖
I remember the you did it last time! I love the length of your hair. I'm 8 months no dye (round one) cold turkey. I've found mine get better each time I wash it. My hair is very long. The beginning is the worst part
Thank you 💖 Yes the beginning is worst, it gets easier after a few months. All the best to you.
Liebe Katie, als ich vor ungefähr 2,5 Jahren beschlossen habe grau zu werden, bin ich auf deinen Kanal gestoßen und du hast mich sehr inspiriert! Als du deine Haare wieder gefärbt hattest und du dein Bild geändert hast, dachte ich, wie schade und das du einem Bild von früher nachtrauerst...du hast das nicht nötig! Ich bin jetzt grau und habe nicht ansatzweise so dickes Haar wie du! Trotzdem fühle ich mich heute hübscher, als je zuvor! Ich strahle es wohl so aus, denn die Menschen sehen mich plötzlich wieder! Obwohl ich 56 Jahre alt bin 😅
Du lebst in Schweden und grad im Januar ist es wohl sehr trist und dunkel...vergiss nie, deine silbernen Haare überstrahlt das Alles! Ich bin so stolz auf dich, daß du diesen Weg nochmal gehst und unterstützte dich,Du soo Hübsche, mit gefärbten oder grauen Haaren 😊
Vielen Dank für deine nette Worte 💖💖
I'm on my 15th. try I think you ONLY need to color ONLY the top. subby connie
Thank you 💖
Оооооо!!!!!,🤩🤩🤩😍😍😍😍🥰 Я же говорила, что вам лучше с седыми волосами и была очень разочарована, когда вы покрасили волосы. Ура! Наконец-то вы одумались! Мне 42 года и с ноября 2020 я не крашу волосы. Мне было так жаль увидеть вас с покрашенными волосами! Вы очень красивая и не слушайте тех, кто говорит, что вам не идут седые волосы! Вы такая обворожительная, светлые седые волосы делают ваш образ мягким! И ни капельки это не старит! Держитесь и скорейшего вам отращивания. Извините, уже английский я подзабыла, поэтому пишу по-русски. From Ukraine with love 🥰🌹🌹🌹
Привет! Я рад снова услышать вас, я иногда думал о вас и надеялся, что вы в порядке и в безопасности. И вам спасибо за добрые слова 💖 В этот раз постараюсь остаться серой 😊 Всего наилучшего вам 💖
I am looking forward to your updates and wishing you inner peace with your process & decisions, whatever they may be! I watched your journey the first time. I haven't found it easy either, I grew mine out for 2 years and then returned to henna. I'm not really enjoying the henna anymore but not yet ready to grow out the grey again. I have to henna the roots every 2 to 3 weeks. My hair is not as white-silver as yours, I think I am around 50% silver and the back is still light brown. I want to wait until I am 75% silver before I ditch the dye, not sure I will be patient that long. Wishing you the best of luck in this journey!
Thank you so much 💖
I did a good job growing mine out. My natural color is a medium brown with some red tones. But most of my gray hair was in the top and around the temples. The problem with grey or white hair in my case is that mine is finer and doesn't have waves while the rest of my hair is thick and wavy and shiny. The white hair was not as shiny. That part is annoying! it's like having two hair types on my head. Also mine is about 40% grey and all in the top part of my head with about 10% in the bottom part. What I found hard was my husband who kept telling me I would look younger with dyed hair and then my family who is in another country saying the same. I went to the UK for a wedding and before I left I dyed my hair. On the positive side I selected highlights lots of them all in the top and temples to help cover the greys. On the down side I was shocked at the damage that did. I told her not to take it all the way down (stripping) but she did anyway. One thing I hate is damaged hair and my poor white hairs were already more fragile. I am now a year out from that dying session and letting the grey grow out again. The challenge will be when I visit my family again in the UK which will be 2 years from the time of that wedding. I am determined to not be moved by them and dye it again and try to ignore my husbands comments :-( I do not have that lovely stunning grey that some women with dark hair are blessed with. I have the english rose very pale skin. My hair is long. I will be going for a trim in a few weeks my first since a year to take a few inches off the ends which are dry as straw!
I wish you strenght to do what YOU want with your hair 💖 You can do it. All the best to you.
Ich habe es mit hellen Strähnchen gemacht, doch die wurden messing Farben..und ich hatte die Haare nur Schulterblatt, als Bob. Gut finde ich mittlerweile die Idee, es einfach rauswachsen zu lassen und die Enden lustig zu färben.
Für den Winter eventuell Selbstbräuner für die Haut verwenden! Billiger als Haarfarbe! 😊
Ich habe auch darüber gedacht, hellen Strähnchen zu machen 😊
I stopped dyeing my hair during the pandemic. It took about two years to go fully gray. And it’s been fully gray for about 2.5 years now. My hair is healthier than when I dyed it. But people do treat me differently. Many don’t like it. I’ve thought of dyeing it again, maybe temporarily, but the thought of growing it out again is too daunting. Overall, I do like it, but it’s not for everyone.
It’s not easy to go gray. Or to stay gray. I like my hair dyed but I just can’t cope with the hassle of having to dye it every couple of weeks. I wish you all the best 💖
Does anyone reccomend using Henna for growing out your hair more naturally? Like Biokap products...
I dyed my hair with henna a few years ago. I liked the shine it gave to the hair.
I am 61. I have NOT dyed my hair in 3 years. It is as long as yours. I kept so much of my natural dark brown. I have some beautiful silver but not enough. I bought dye this week. I have decided to color it. If I had way more silver I would not color. Good luck on your hair journey. You have such a calming voice.
Thank you 💖
It is a very hard thing to do! Im 66, and I have dyed my hair until I turned 64. I have been natural now for two yrs. We will understand if you change your mind. Lol.
Thank you 😊💖
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@@johnwilliamscoffin 💖😊
I'm 75 and still dyeing my hair - currently a dark red. Will continue to do so until I'm no longer able to do it myself. After that (if I'm still alive lol) i just Might join you in your venture 😊
Dark red hair sounds really beautiful. All the best to you 💖
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I can tell you DON’T CUT IT OFF. I wen to a pixie and it was cute, but my family wasn’t impressed and I felt pressured to grow it back out. It was TERRIBLE growing out that pixie cut. Having a silver pixie was extra hard. People just see OLD with short and silver hair.