Tornado
Gray Hair
PROBLEM
I’ve had my hair straightened and bleached all over in the past, so I’m concerned about damage to my hair. I’d like to achieve a light beige shade with a translucent finish that naturally blends in my gray hair. I’d also like to add some movement to my one-length cut as it grows out.
SOLUTION
We recommend ultra-fine highlights that minimize damage by adjusting the strength of the bleach at the roots and ends. By incorporating a beige shade that complements your existing bleached hair and a layered cut that preserves volume at the ends, we’ll add a sense of transparency and natural movement to your look.
BEFORE / AFTER
BEFORE
AFTER
“I want to blend my gray hair naturally.” “I’m worried about damage from bleaching.” “I want a light, translucent hair color.” If this sounds like you, we recommend highlights to blend gray hair. Since this client had a history of straightening and full-head bleaching, we adjusted the strength of the chemical solution between the roots and the ends to minimize damage during the treatment. We made the most of the existing bleach to create a balayage-style beige shade with natural shading. For the cut, we added layers while maintaining thickness at the ends, achieving both manageability and movement. With the hair’s well-being in mind, we finished with a translucent style that naturally blends gray hair.
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