I'm about 50% grey, will this work, or do I need something different?
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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.
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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.
1473403
Yes it will. I have alot of gray and this stuff works.It seems to last longer than Loving Care and the color seems to be richer looking. Give it a try
207482
It will cover. Make sure you are using the prepare. It helps get those stubborn greys!
104893
If you are only going one shade difference from your natural hair, use 10 or 20%. If you have darker hair, or if you have a lot of gray hair (gray hair is very resistant to any processing) use 30% If your natural hair is really, really, dark, you would use 40% I would think a safe bet would be to buy 30%
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It works really well with me to remove the unwanted brassiness and yellow tones. You will need to bleach your hair first though to acquire the very light blond you are wanting. You will be then ready to test how long this great product needs to be applied for you personally to get the exact shade you're dreaming of. Hope this helps. Good luck Christina!
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Without really knowing how dark your skin is, I cannot answer. My skin tone is olive and it does work. Maybe you can determine based on my tone? If you are of a lighter asian tone, I would say it would work.
1325651
Narrow it down to two, and then do the eeny-meeny-miny-moe thing -- works for me. I got the one that's nearly black, but they all look nice. I would even have taken the red, green or orange, if the options were limited. Pick your favorite color -- get something that matches the dominant color in your wardrobe -- the options are limitless on reasons for choosing a particular color.
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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.
1760652
A medium pressure bed as well as some self tanner afterwards (Try Jergens gradual Glow) and you will have some color, I'm sure. I would try a SMOKE its a tingling tanner or try Sweet & Sexy Black bronzer. Good luck hunn.
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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.
1456774
I am very fair skinned too and I used medium. If you feel it's to light you can add another layer of it, that's what I do!
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I just use the same or similar color as regular makeup I use. It worked for me. I have a light skin tone.
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No, it won't work. You need others like dark green, light blue, dark blue, magenta, light brown, light gray, dark gray, lime green, light orange, dark orange and then regulars, like red, yellow, green, brown, black, etc.
129574
I have tons of grey and it covers as well as if it was blonde. Just remember to shampoo as little as possible, and use cold wart to wet and rinse your hair.
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That, I am not sure about. I imagine it would just lighten the grey but it probably wouldn't make it blonde. Just my guess, though.
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The initial answer is no, however if it is a dark grey as opposed to a whiter hair it might work. The laser targets the pigment in your hair (a reason why they don't suggest using this for darker skin tones). I had professional treatments. I have medium skin tone, mostly dark hair, a couple dark greys and blonde fuzz. Even professional treatment left most of my blonde fuzz, I saw a good reduction in my dark hair (I mean 10%) and some greys went away. In all honesty, if you have mostly grey hair this product may be a shot in the dark. Most reviews and the product manual suggest its not for grey hair. If you have the money to spend and can give it the length of the 60-90 days (depending on where you purchase) sure try it. If not, its a big leap for a maybe. Let me know what you do.