Hair Dying help + money saving?

lindsaygalaxy

Hi

Have you tried colour mousse? You can get it from hairdresser wholesalers ( by Indola in my store)

nats3006

good advice there!!!

TheWaltons_3

Why do you dye your hair grey?

Leave it alone and it will turn grey!

Sarahjovi

TheWaltons wrote: »

Why do you dye your hair grey?

Leave it alone and it will turn grey!

I don't dye it grey it is naturally grey, I used to be mousey brown. I actually dye it Auburn or Mahogny type shades. (perhaps I didn't make that clear! Sorry!).

Sarah:D

TheWaltons_3

Sarahjovi wrote: »

I don't dye it grey it is naturally grey, I used to be mousey brown. I actually dye it Auburn or Mahogny type shades. (perhaps I didn't make that clear! Sorry!).

Sarah:D

Noooo sorry... it's the Wine.. I read it that you dye your hair grey... I'm sorry!!

bunny_stu

leave it alone, you look fine. xxx

seven-day-weekend

Henna (brown mixed with a tiny bit of red ) seems to do it for me. The front of my hair and temples is quite grey but the back is still dark brown. The grey bits after the henna look like blonde highlights and it seems to last ages. Very messy while you are doing it though and you have to leave it on for hours.

angel

I noticed in Boots today that Trevor Sorbie do touch up things now. They were next to the Trevor Sorbie Shampoos etc.

Sarahjovi

bunny_stu wrote: »

leave it alone, you look fine. xxx

Nooooooo! I look 20 years older with grey/white hair. I condsidered going a lighter colour, but my hair is very fine and I just look bald!:eek: :eek: Perhaps I should be asking for a thinning hair remedy too!:rolleyes:

Sarah:D

ailuro2

It is usually recommended that women go at least a couple of shade slighter than their original colour as the skin tone pales as you get older.

Having a hairstyle where your parting isn't on show helps too. A zig-zag parting will make regrowth less obvious, as will using a lighter shade.:D