8 Ways To Transition To Grey Hair || Going Grey || Grey Hair Journey || 1 Year Of Grey Hair
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- Опубліковано 17 тра 2024
- Hey there, if you’re thinking of going grey or already on your journey, did you know there are various ways that you can do this to make it easier for you? Everyone has their own method, I hope the methods in this video provide some inspiration for you, please comment, like and don't forget to subscribe x
Thank you to the beautiful sisters who allowed me to use their images, you can check these amazing women out on Instagram: (this is in order of video appearance (I do not have the details for the buzz cut and the strip dye))
@silver_7.5.2018
@_su_ni_ta_a
@sukhi_silver_journey
@notsomumsymum
@greysian_
@stromdk
@the_silver_indian
#8 transition method also known as “Pandemic Lockdown method” LOL
hahaa so true !
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I just use a wig for the first few months instead of going cold turkey in public and it is marvelous, 5 minutes and here I go. My demarcation is white and dark brown so quite visible. At home i just let them down.
My trick is using at-home semi-permanent dye-just color, no peroxide or damaging chemicals. It fades gradually and just kind of softens everything as I grow out my gray. I was using a brown shade, but I may switch to silver/gray now. I also use purple shampoo.
What a great idea!
Same, I baby light w bleach -below- the silver/greys, then use both silver over dye and purple conditioner. The highlights blend the out growth, and it's really shiny. EMBRACE the silvers, they're beautiful
Love the wash out color idea! ❤🎉
Unfortunately, I found even semi permanent color has some low volume peroxide and still shows a regrowth band. Can you name any products or hair colors that are strictly non-peroxide
Sure thing!! I like Clairol Professional Beautiful Collection Semi-Permanent Hair Color with Zero Damage for All Hair Textures@@cathysilva5011
Thanks for the tips! I applaud you for going grey as I know Indian culture doesn't always embrace greying hair. My husband is Punjabi but he never used color like most of the men we know. I have always colored but now I want to go natural and I am encouraged by women like you who took the plunge and came out looking beautiful!
I cut my hair to a short Bob, and been trimming off the colour each month!
Once the dye is totally gone, going to let my natural, beautiful sparkles grow!
Sounds great! I know quite a few women who have the same idea, and its definitely a quick transition this way xx
You go girl!👍
I think I'll do the same thing 🤔
This is a fantastic idea! I have been seeing gray since I was 15. I am thirty-one and I am fed up with dying my hair black. I already tried the buzz cut and it took forever to grow out almost five years (waist length). I am ready to try your way. It is more conservative and more accessible.
I came over from your insta to watch this. What an amazingly simple and useful video for transitioning to grey. I started going grey in my early 30s! First it was just a few strands but by late 30s it was markedly visible so I began dyeing my hair. As my hair grows fast I found myself at the hairdressers once every 5 weeks! Am 49 now and was really getting tired of the time & money I was spending on it. This pandemic made me rethink my lifestyle including who I wanted to be vs how I was expected to be. I decided to embrace my greys and not be ashamed of it! For the first time in 12 years I feel free. It's just been a month and my roots are visible! It makes me uncomfortable & anxious (years of social conditioning I suppose) but I've decided to go cold turkey. With Asian dark black hair the greys are starkly noticeable. I keep watching your insta updates for inspiration & motivation. Loved this video...on days I falter I will come back to this. Thank you. 😊
Hey there - thank you so much and well done you for just ditching the hassle, the time waste and the chemicals! I strongly believe that once women get fed up with living up to other’s expectations and find they’re not enjoying the dying process then just ‘stop’ !
The first few months are the most difficult, get through those and there will be no stopping you!!! The silver sister community is one of the best I’ve ever come across xx
There are some great colour removers on the market that help you get to your natural colour sooner. I tried Zalon and it made my hair feel really healthy after stripping back the build up from dying.
You are gorgeous and such an inspiration! I have been growing out my roots since March but made a horrible mistake in June getting highlights to help the transition. It was an expensive lesson for me to learn patience. I think “filling in” or lowlights could help me for my next phase but I am going to wait longer for my hair to heal. It turns out my roots are coming in very dark and salt & pepper but the major gray is around my face like yours. Watching your videos gives me hope. Thank you 🙏.
I love this video and your energy! I'm 52 and still not quite done with enjoying a full head of colored hair (& got lucky genetically that my greys aren't too intense). However, it's great that you break down every option & its pros/cons. I've always been a pixie fan, but the thin crop is so edgy & fierce. Might be the perfect excuse😏 but the "filling in" trick seems perfect since I'm a very dark brown naturally. Thanks so much!🌺🙏❤
You're video is the best I found for dark hair to gray transition. Thank you!
The process you’re referring to in #7 is called “lowlights” but in giving you lowlights your stylist had to “fill in” your hair with the spectrum of colors that fall between “blorange” and the dark color you want. This is to ensure a natural and long-lasting result. Since bleach strips all the colors out of your hair follicle, to get back to dark you have to add or “fill” them all back in.
You’re a beauty, inside & out! Thank you for making this helpful video!!
Love your presentation style ,your hair looks fantastic, thnx for sharing!!!
Thank u for this vid, I have been dye-free for one and 1/2 year. I went pixie, now I have a lovely short bob. I love the natural grey coming out. Surprised that I have browns intermixed with grey. 71 y/o and dyed my hair for 20 years. Wish I had done this long ago, feels liberating,
This is the beauty of natural hair, its surprising the kinds of colours that shine through x
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You’re so lovely! Loved your advice as it pertains to anyone. I decided last April to stop coloring as gray is gorgeous and very IN now. I saw a pic of a woman probably younger than me at 56 who’s gray hair was gorgeous and she looked like my twin! So I quit ordering from E-Salon and just stopped everything. I bought Redken purple shampoo and conditioner and used it a couple days a week. In my profile pic I was at 5 months and you can’t tell! In the sun I still look like a blonde as my natural color is ash blonde. I’m at 9 months and I had no idea I’m only really gray in the front and side but not the back. Keeping my hair curled really helps with the demarcation lines in the back. The sides are blonde and gray and I have those really great money pieces as my gray is heavy on the front middle. I’m so excited to have the blonde gone, but I’m just trimming the bottom as the top grows to lessen the blonde length. Thank you for taking us on your journey! Your silver hair is stunning with your complexion.🙌🏻🥰
Wow!! You look to pretty with your natural gray hair; beautiful highlights 😮
I'm just 20 but natural grey hair is so gorgeous I'm looking forward to it ✨️
I'm 43 and last year I did my transition to grey in way number 1. I got my hair cut really short and took it from there. It takes a long time to grow it back, that's a fact, but it also grows more homogeneous and healthier. I don't regret it at all, quite the opposite in fact. I love my natural hair. It's perfect as it is. Very proud of my decision. Love from Spain btw..
I did the same 2 years ago
ola' Angie! thats amazing, I love the idea of buzz cuts because of the very reason you mentioned above. the thought of completely natural undamaged hair growing through sounds lovely.
Colour remover can eliminate having to cut it.
Oh cool! I need this. I just turned 41 yesterday and I decided not to cover my gray roots this month. It's gray hair journey time!
So happy with the new Bob styles out !!!❤as women we need the best possible every day easy to keep up hairstyles and the bobs do just that!!!!we have come along way!!!keep these amazing cuts and styles coming ❤
Thx. Great video. I actually am doing the strip method ( lol I figured that out on
My own ) I hope to get an almost pixie cut and go cold turkey over the summer. Thx for your support and encouragement
Thank you sista! Im gonna try the stripping method. Ive been permanently dying mine but haven't actually done so for months and my natural greys are coming in nicely. They're like silver coils of glitter! Might try stripping the colour out, and if all else fails, I will continue to grow grey gracefully lol
Shoots, 2019 profile pic I have yet to figure out how to change. Currently, 68 years young started cold turkey transitioning fall last year. Another option grey/silver hair helpers, strands, scruchies, extensions. etc. In addition, my fave love sleek hair toppers letting bio darker hair down. Strands are great for lighlights or lowlights. You'll find transitioning can be appealing and effortless. So many options, elegant is the word I hear often. Silver sisters jump in😉🙃🙂❣
I had already planned it and my stylist tapered off a bit more & more on my highlights the last few times before the pandemic. Then, it was the perfect time for cold turkey! Still haven't cut it (New Year will be perfect time for a fresh lob) and just use chopstick-like accessories to keep it in an updo. Looking forward to getting my lob back with my natural color this time! :-)
Looks great!
I'm 57 and was bleached. So I filled in and dyed to as close to my natural dark brown as I could. At the moment I am cold turkey but may go with the strip dye technique if it gets to be too much. Unlike others I just cannot do a buzz or pixie because I love my long hair. I didn't really start going grey until I was 55 but I suspect I will be like my mother who at 76 STILL has dark hair underneath and at the back. Great video outlining ALL the options. And I love your makeup so subscribing =)
Omg, you make me feel better than yesterday. I'm confused with my Grey. I hate chemicals I don't want to cover up anymore. I love fashion, but I look terrible with my Grey. Now I feel maybe I just have to except it.. Thank you 💕💕
Oh thank god I found your channel. I need help with navigating this transition and I don't see any Indian women who are talking about going grey and how to change make up and wardrobe to match the hair colour change. I'm so glad you're here.
Shes stunning
I have, like you, just a little grey at temples...the rest is dark..but the lengths are warm toned and lighter... I am trying to overcome this transition with low-lights (something like your version No.7). Using dark grey strands...wish me luck! I am so looking forward to have more and more of silver!
I'm 59 and been dying my chestnut dark brown hair for 20 years.
18 months ago I decided that was enough and I wanted to see my real colour. So relieved it was a platinum silver.
I won't be going back, but it does take time to recognise yourself without your dark hair. Years probably...
Which hair colour were you using.
@shilpishiwangi mostly a salon base dark brown with gold streaks. I'm starting to miss it..🙃 can't get used to silver.
Great video. When I’m ready I’ll go with #8. This will be soon. Thanks for all the information. You are beautiful.
Thank you Kathy, and good luck with this x
Thank you!! Going to try 7 or 8?
We’ll see? Nicely done video 👍🏻
This was such an informative video. Excited to see more content!
Thank you so much for watching, glad it helped xx
I done the buzz cut I’m 33 and have been getting grey hairs since I was 14 I’m at the awkward messy stage atm 😒🙈😂 I’ve been dying my hair jet black since 16 and it got to the point where I had to dye my roots every week 🤦🏻♀️ I can’t wait to see what it’s like when it’s all drown out 👌☺️
How exciting to see what your natural hair will actually look like! xx
My dad started getting greys when he was a teen in school. He always told me, "It can turn whatever color it wants as long as it doesn't turn loose!" ;-)
Laura I’m starting my gray journey…I too have been graying since 14 and I’m currently 34…also been dying black since 14!! I’m too scared to buzz my head any other suggestions ??
I’ve also been going grey since I was a teenager - 15. I started dying my hair red in my twenties and now I’m 40 and need to dye my roots every 10 days or so. It’s so annoying and so unhealthy. But I just don’t know if I’ve got the guts to let it go!
I love that saying!
Super helpful, thanks for sharing!
You’re welcome ❤️
If I looked that stunningly gorgeous I would be happy to go grey any old way!
Am 49 decided to embrace my Grey's about a year ago .
And I love it
Very attractive, and I appreciate the advice.
Yeeeesss, Im so glad to find your channel!!!!
I'm so glad!
Finally! I have been searching for #7, so thank you so much for posting this! I have been trying to grow mine greys out but with dark hair, which I love so much, has been difficult because my grey is so patchy. Yours looks great.
Ah I’m so glad it has helped! Thank you for taking out your time to watch the video. We all have such a unique growth pattern that is the beauty of our greys xx
@@frostykitties2050 Its your hair, you can say what you want, but yes skunk is a term ive heard, just wait until you get further in, you will look absolutely gorgeous with those silvers x
Awesome tips! I grew few greys in my early thirties, but they were deep inside my many layers of hair, so not so visible at the time. Once I turned 35-36 they slowly became more visible on the outer layers. By 41, it was about 7% grey. I'm currently at 10% grey at 44. Funny enough, I now take better care of my hair than I ever have before. Not yet ready for cold turkey grown-out grey style, but I do color it once to twice a month (probably will try highlights/balayage). It's pricey, but I'm prepared to go cold turkey grey when the time is right. I might even opt for wigs, including funky fashion colors, since I've always had loud, flamboyant taste. For all the younger ladies out there: please don't take your hair for granted; accomplish all your hair goals before the greys make their way in : - )
Omg it looks stunning on you
You're looking gorgeous ❤️ I'm also on my natural hair journey, one year in. I had mine blended after 6 months (i have dark hair) and it makes it easier but i have a longer grow out now. Looking forward to my hair looking like yours
Thanks for sharing and well done Jenise on your 1 year in! thats a huge deal :-) I hope you found this video helpful, you should check out the one from yesterday discussing yellowing of our beautiful silvers xx
True beauty comes from within...when hair greys I think your skin tone adjusts a thereby making you look just naturally beautiful...And of course you look Awesome with yours. just be you.
Love the hair ......i guess 2020 allowed us all to embrace our greys
I’m doing cold turkey. I’m 3 weeks shy of 61, been dying for 40 years, henna to cover grays for 5 years before that! That’s a long time!! 2 months in, I know it’ll be 2 years! Thanks for the vids!
Your makeup is flawless. Particularly love your eyes, especially your brows
Thank you x
so useful, thank you very much!
I am thankful for your video I am just beginning to go grey and I’m almost 70 years old so you helped me have an amazing solution I want my hair to fill in quicker I have a short pixie cut and it’s just greying and I don’t believe I will do anything at all I am just used to my hair having a very good texture and shiny appearance as its filling in it appears the hair that’s been red my whole life has gone dark auburn and not shiny like it is dying as it goes slowly grey and it is a very pretty grey I have seen it fill in in a year I don’t want solid color but my old hair was mixed blonde,red hair which was a color that you would pay to get so just the rather fast change for me and was odd to me as my family doesn’t grey until late in life like around 75 my father wasn’t grey all the way when he passed away and momma still had the dark auburn hair in her hair that she wore in a low bun as she never cut her hair but the hair that was not in bun was a beautiful grey I was just fascinated by that. In any case thanks to you I shall leave it to do it’s own thing. Lol Thank you 😊 no color it would be a nightmare to keep up! Have a great day ❤.
What a great video showing the options. I let my gray grow out a few years ago. Some gray some dark brown. But the gray was dull and I felt drab so I started dying my hair a lot! Browns and Gingers. But I want my gray back again. I tried the decolour only one box once on the top half of my head and it took off the first layer of colour - brown, which left a vibrant orange/ginger. I worked out it would cost hundreds for me to strip the colour out so for now I'm ginger brown, with touches of gray. 😊
Hey Camelia, I admire your determination, I hope the new growth is something to look forward to xx
@@TheGreyIndian I think I will. I'm at the stage of debating whether to cat my hair a little so the grey 'comes through quicker.'
FANTASTIC advice and so inspiring...thank you so much. Wendy (New Zealand)
I can’t do the cold turkey! Too many cool and warm tones on my head. I like the fill in method you suggested!
I want to let my gray hair do it's thing. I have been researching it. I think the cold Turkey method works the best.
Don't touch my grays!!! I really understand what you mean. I have been in this transition for 2 years now and I feel FREE!!! I feel so good not having any chemicals on my hair.
I am only 2 months in so thank you for all the practical information.
You are stunningly beautiful. Some of us need a boost! Good for you tho, ppl with your face and overall essence can do ANYTHING!
This is a great video!
Thank You for making it short and sweet - may just let it grow naturally but I also like the strip dye tend to just want to let it grow out, don't want the chemicals anymore. I noticed as I got older I am more sensitive to perfumes and chemicals. I would rather not be loading my brain with chemicals any longer :)
Thanks for all the ideas! When I decided to transition last July during the pandemic I had. I idea what I could do myself at home. I made the mistake of bleaching my hair at home to strip the existing colour but it also damaged my hair. Definitely better left to the professionals! 💇🏼♀️
Completely agree, I think the lockdown had many of us experimenting to our own detriments, but hey we can share the experiences at least xx
Great video, thanks
It's easy for you when your so beautiful 🥰
We are all beautiful in our own ways sister x
@@TheGreyIndian God Bless you!
Thank you. Great ideas. I'm going cold turkey with regular haircutting along the way.
Oooh good luck sister xx
Thank for all the tips! I'm 56 and I might just try dying the top and letting the rest of my hair it's natural color. Your hair looks beautiful!!!
Oh yes, please come back here and let me know how it turned out. From what I’ve seen, it looks beautiful
I thought about this but you would have to then let the top grow out?
@@michelles2299 Yes you would, some find it easy as the growth below softens the demarcation line when growing out and i think confidence grows by the time youve let your greys grow underneath x
You are amazing. Thank you ❤
I have the same colouring as you and I have watched so many videos about going grey. You are rocking that grey and it looks great with your skin. You have definitely convinced me to stop dying my hair and go with the grey!
Opposite of highlights area called lowlight.
Thank you, helped a lot!
I will do the first or the 3nd one Thanks
I'm 44 myself .....and I started transitioning to grey myself.....almost did the bleach method......but hair is very fine and would have fried my hair ......and was growing it out to shoulder length...... my hair is naturally a level two dark brown and I noticed that I was probably about 50 to 60% gray already...... I used high-level blonde hair color level 10 series the lightest I could find in an ash tone..... the rule of thumb is that color won't lift color but slowly and surely by using a 30 volume developer on it I was able to strip out the hair color going lighter to levels every time........ then I would use Redken Shades EQ on my hair..... so if I came out with a blood orange hair I was able to counteract it with a toner to get me sort of a darker blonde Sandy color...... then as the demi-permanent washed out of my hair I would use another session of high-level blonde hair dye to technically work as a slow lifting action...... I don't even have a name for it but technically I use the high-level blond series permanent hair color as like a slow slow slow process lifting bleach almost it did less damage to my hair and it was more of a six to nine-month process...... and just like when somebody bleaches their hair and they tone it out the orange with a blue based that's technically what I used to tone out with the Shades EQ ....... and I noticed that the Shades EQ is a very very light dim my permanent died that would fade and yes you can use it to cover the gray if you use it for 40 minutes...... as I said I don't even know if this is a process that people know about but I did it gradually just like a step at a time and it was a little bit easier for my hair than bleaching it all out at once..... also I did start using once I got a little bit more into the grey gravestones the fanciful Roux rinse the colors true steel and silver lining they helped me not have that yellowish tone to my Gray's or other hair
I think your hair is beautiful
Thank you so much. I began going Grey in my 20s. I have dies my hip length hair all my life since, having black hair. I am 68 now,long past time to change it to Grey. Thinking about the shave.
Thank you so much for your info.
🙏🏻❤️ Thank you so much !
You are so welcome x
Thank u love.this made my day..no worries..ever..gray hair..with styls ..love u.❤❤
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Amazing video god bless you 😘😘
Thank you so much x
So helpful thanks
Thank you. This is so helpful
Glad it was helpful! x
I'm doing #8. It has worked out great. I always dyed my hair very close to my natural color so there hasn't been that stark out growth line.
That is awesome!
I've naturally slightly dry frizzy hair. But I have figured out a good oiling routine and a nearly no damage dryer and straightner combo.
I have long hair but I also have shirt kinky silver hairs right at the top and those look funny. Any suggestions on what to do to tame those?
I use jojoba and argan oil and no product. But if there is a safe healthy mousse or something I am.happy to give it a try. I do want to keep my hair long but don't like the wild bits. Make me look a bit untidy.
My journey started 4 years ago, I just let my greys grow out naturally.
After I found out how sensitive I was to chemicals which also effected my health. I decided to go as natural as possibe. When you dye your hair it goes to you bloodstream I think is very toxicating. No wonder why many women suffers all kinds of deaseses.
My suggestion, health is first!
Drink plenty of water, exercise everyday, take hair vitamins and don't be shy to embrace your grey hair!
You're all beautiful! 🥰
this is true, but it is so easy to disregard, thats what i did for many years haha
Thank you! I’m #7. I fought the grey for ages and bleached. Now I want to go back to my natural dark color but going cold Turkey has left me with 4-5 colors in my hair. Including the dreaded blorange! So glad I’m not alone in my mistakes along this journey
You’re definitely not alone - I have around the same number of colours as you x
I’m transitioning to gray and I’m Chinese with dark brown hair. My hairstylist applied lowlights to my hair to help the transition. I’m not sure what lowlights do, even after getting one! Do you know what I’m talking about? Thanks for the awesome video!! I learned a lot!
I love the look of greys growing in on dark hair but my hair is mousy brown and there is no beautiful contrast from the shiny silver to the dark brown or black. Any suggestions on this?
Thank you for sharing your experience and providing great tips!
You’re welcome I hope you enjoyed it x
Great video🙏🏼
Thank you x
What about doing a colored hair glaze at home? I am thinking of trying this as I have very dark brown hair that I made the mistake of but I have dying for a while and now with so much gray coming in the transition line is just ridiculous looking. I’m hoping that the glaze will not completely cover the grays but will make the transition smoother and then overtime if I just stop re-applying the glaze it’ll naturally fade leaving me with only my real hair color gray and all?
Woww!!! You’re absolutely beautiful my goodness!!! I loveeeeee your hair!!! Maybe I should go cold turkey and keep my gray hairs too! 😍😍😍
And why not sister x
I've stopped dyeing my hair ....going gray cold turkey😮 . I'm 61 and had enough of dyes.
Your hair is Beautiful!
Very good. Thanks.
You’re welcome 🙌❤️
You're so beautiful!
Also, I thought you'd say that you're 29 or 30 years old.
I opted for the highlighting option (my hair dresser is great (and he's a silver fox himself) and he loves greys so he put a bunch on teeny tiny highlights where I had more greys and barely any where I had fewer greys). They've grown out quite a bit now (even though you cannot tell at all), but people still ask how often I do my highlights. They're very surprised when I tell them I did them twice a year last year, and won't do them anymore, as the highlights just naturally grow out of my scalp now. LOL
Hi Salvi! That’s amazing!!!! I love that the highlight route worked for you, you are gorgeous and it’s so nice to see someone so young embracing her silvers xx
Sorry typo - Slavi x
@@TheGreyIndian thank you!
I started greying at 18 and then at 30 got sick and tired of dying it.
Great video 🙏🏼
Appreciate it, thank you x
You are beautiful! I’ll be getting my hair cut short. Not really short tho’
WOW! It looks really glamorous, thank you for sharing.
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching x
Great options! I’ve Always wondered why my greys comes out very strong around the frame of my face and top of my head where my bangs are. But after seeing your video I’m realizing this happens to a lot of people as well. My front is grey while the middle towards the back is mostly black. Would anyone know why that is?
Hi! I love your videos. Can you give us the tips to use the apple vinegar or bicarbonate of soda, please? Thank you. Hugs from Uruguay
My experience with hair stripping was that it works on dark dye as dark dye deposits colour but bleach takes pigment away. Not sure if it’s true but years ago I stripped years of box dye away and it worked quite well 🙌🏼 I’m a cold turkey girl! Like you said, once I committed to the transition I’m too scared to get it coloured or blended haha. Another great video x
Thank you my lovely - we learn as we go, can’t believe I tried to strip bleach 😂. Bleach is the stripper !!!
I am 66 and gray naturally also. Seven months into. I have red hair and is very curly and I use a shampoo naturally stripes you dye out of your hair. I condition every day. Thanks for the tips.
48 and ready to go grey finally !
#9 wear a topper! That’s what I’m doing!
I really like your eye makeup & want to copy it
My hair is between 1-2. I shaved most of it & left a long Mohawk that I can style as a bob. My hair is super thick so Mohawk is convenient when I wear hijab
I'm 59 and currently going through chemo, which means I lost my all hair. I'm thinking of going grey when it grows out again, but I have doubts that I would look 70 instead of the age I am. I really don't need to feel worse about myself than necessary. I'm about 40% grey, at the sides and front mostly. I have olive skin tone and a diamond face shape ( this face shape doesn't age well imo). Due to the chemos I had 14 years ago ( + additional "treatments) and these ones im getting now, my skin has long lost its elasticity past than would be normal for a 59-year-old. This combined with the unattractive face shape and that although I have a lot of hair but quite thin in texture makes me doubt that it would be a good idea going grey, even though I'm sick and tired of dying my hair every 5 weeks. I see women with oval face shape and firm skin and they look great and beautiful with grey hair. I think I would just look like my own grandmother 🙂
Hi Acca, im sorry to hear of your struggle. I hope the chemo is coming along successfully for you. I know its a hassle dying the hair, but honestly you do what feels good for you and what makes you happy, maybe once the side effects have subsided and your hair has grown you can transition. For now, just feel better and do what makes you happy xxxxx sending you love xx
Oh, I'd love to have a diamond shaped face 💎. I have a round face, when I put on weight it all goes to my face and I look super fat 😁. I'm sure you'll look beautiful whatever colour you go for. Lots of love from Brazil 🥰
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I just had a pixie cut 2 week ago,and fully natural grey hair now,I taking biotin.so far so good.
Biotin tablets are great!! Looking forward to reading about your hair growth xx