Stylists share how to effortlessly blend silvery strands with the rest of your hair.
We asked stylists for some of their favorite ways to do exactly thisheres what they recommend.
The grow-out is subtle and low maintenance.
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This gray blending technique lasts about four to six weeks.
Opt for a clear gloss, or one that leans a little cooler to match the gray tone.
Traditional Foil Highlights
Foil highlights are an OG way to cover and blend grays for a reason.
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Highlights add brightness and dimension and closely match bright white or silver strands.
This technique does not use bleach.
Instead, it blends your natural with a blonde color.
The growth is subtle as there are no harsh lines at the root.
This approach creates a super natural, seamless look that easily blends grays in the process.
Plus, this technique significantly extends the time between salon visits.
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It works well on all hair colors, but is especially helpful for those with darker strands.
It looks as though she has been letting her natural color grow out.
She is still a brunette, but has about 25% gray.
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Opting for a cool toner can help effortless blend grays with the rest of your hair while eliminating brassiness.
Unlike permanent dye, toner deposits color without lifting, creating a more natural and sheer finish.
It gradually fades over time, so regular touch-ups help maintain vibrancy.
