I'm about 50% grey, will this work, or do I need something different?
344871
When I spoke to a company rep she said it was better on grey hair. The company does have an 800 number if you want to clarify. I called because I wanted to lighten/brighten my winter natural blonde hair and I didn't see any results.
344872
It may work but will blend in somewhat if this is your normal color. The product works well for about 5 - 6wks but then needs reapply. If not your normal color, choose a color that is closer to your normal color. At least it washes out! Good luck!
344873
Hi there. Since your hair is already lite, it should work.If your hair is Dark it may not work as well. Thanks for looking. God Bless.
344874
Yes. It is a 28 hair shampoo solution. It will slowly wash out a little each time you shampoo, and entire hair will start getting slowly gray after about a month. This prevents the root color problem that you have with a permanent hair dye. The problem is Clairol has just discontinued this product which I have been using for 6-8 years. I bought extra when I found it on Amazon. So now I'm looking for something to switch to after I run out.
344875
I have used the dark brown coloring on my hair which is approximately 25-30% gray. It covers the gray thoroughly. I do leave the product on for 30 minutes, which is longer than the directions recommend. Even with leaving it on for that length of time, my hair is soft and undamaged by the coloring.
1256980
Yes, it will work on any skin tone, both African American and Caucasian who want to add color, and yet it varies dependent on the individual. It is well worth the investment. I don't think you will be sorry if you decide to try it.
323292
I would say "Yes". I have very white skin and with this color it gave me black (softer then Nice'n Easy) and my natural brown would emerge, blending perfectly (I was really surprised, but you have to keep it longer for gray hear, specially at the roots, because it washes off very fast - specially around the face, I don't know why).
1369360
I have a natural tan and the natural beige works for me. Also depends on your skin tone, if its warm or cool. But I think it would be between the natural and the buff.
1606745
I think you are supposed to use a color close to your natural color. I have graying hair, but my eyebrows are not gray. I found the blonde color to be darker than expected, but worked well with my fair skin.
333264
I have quite a bit of grey and it tends to take the color extremely well. You get a much more vivid color than even the bleached hair gets! Good luck.
1766692
It didn't work that well for Caucasian skin, so I don't think it's a skin tone or color issue. If it's a genetic or long-term condition, it will reduce some puffiness. If it's temporary due to stress/sickness it works alright.
1048721
Yeah I would just apply it lightly. I'm not fair skinned but I would imagine it would work for you.
1940415
I don't have dark skin but seems to me it would work on either. It is very effective. I noticed a change after 3 applications.
1860651
Try white 97% mixed with 1.5% yellow and 1.5% brown until you have the beige you want, skin tone may need some more red and blue
1795952
No, it won't it will just make your grey hair more visible. I use this product to refresh highlights
414039
I think it will work for you. I have light medium skin and it works for me. This BB cream has a grayish color, but don't worry, after you put on your face it will adapt to you. I have received many compliments whenever I use it. Simply, I love it.
1642121
Like Michelle, I think my answer will only add to the confusion, because I'm gonna say this likely *would* work if you lean toward the medium, but not toward the light. I have red hair and very pale skin (not ginger light - more Nicole Kidman light) and this stuff is way too dark for me.
1617358
I don't know all the available shades but I'd go for a grey or cream tone and see if that worked
1664267
I would say this would fit a light to medium skin tone best. If you are very fair or very dark, it would probably not be suitable. It's also a bit on the yellow side, so if you are very pink or want to correct overly yellow tones in your skin, it may also not be suitable.I am a MAC NW 15 and it's too dark for me.
1008897
If by mostly white you mean a very large percentage.. I would go with white. The fibers do a very good job of "blending" thinning areas with the hair you already have.. gray might look a bit blotchy. If you are fair skinned.. white will definitely work to your benefit.
316401
I am Caucasian, not exactly fair skinned, probably medium skinned and medium beige is too light for me, I use dark beige and think that would be more appropriate for you.