You are fortunate in that your gray hair is very thick. But there are a lot of us out here with gray hair that has thinned considerably. When I went looking for a wig to supplement my head, I was shocked to see that most of the gray styles are short and very aging. Someone needs to tell the wig companies that not all gray-haired ladies are old ladies! Perhaps you can help. It would be great to have options that are shoulder length and curly, with more youthful styling and current cuts in grays. And the grays should not be all silver, either. There are those of us who are rocking salt and pepper!
@@marybarratt2649 I am totally with you... it is soul destroying especially when you had a lot of hair in your younger days like I had. Nikol has dream hair.
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I have silver strands going through my brown hair, but so far they only look like highlights. I am learning everything I can from you to be prepared. I believe you are a great credit to the human race. You seem to care so very much, and I am so grateful. Dot
Hello Nikol, great video as always..I am 74 years old and dying my hair is a real problem for me and has been for awhile..my scalp breaks out in a terrible rash no matter what hair dye I use..I want to go gray pretty gray like so many women have now..But my children and even my grandchildren are not in favor of that idea..Perhaps they don't want to be reminded of how old I really am...However I decided to let my hair go gray naturally no more dye.
Dear Joan, I think you know what you want to do. Your scalp is telling you it is time. Once you embrace it, you will be happy and your children will probably love it. Go for it.
I let mine go grey a few years ago it is white mainly but darker colour at the back. It feels great not having to dye it, so handy! You decide for yourself. It's a big step but get a stylish cut and you will feel fab. Good luck.
At 55 I told my mother who was dying hers an ugly orange that I am going gray gracefully, she tried to talk me out of it. I'm 62 now and mostly gray, she is 84 and to the point she no longer cares at all what she looks like, just embrace your gray people, we earned it!!!
After 5 years of going gray, I never fell in love with it. I wanted to embrace it but I wasn’t as gray as I hoped. Consequently it was just not pretty and I felt drab. I decided I didn’t have to follow the trend and reintroduced color. I kept the gray but added high and low lights. Now it is multi-tonal and much more flattering. I also only wash my hair every 3 - 4 days. Purple shampoo is a must every 3rd or 4th wash. Spot treating with oil is a great recommendation.
My mom is 77 and has been trying to go gray for at least 4 years and in the same boat. She's literally sad about it. We all have to work with what we have. :)
I’ve done almost the same, adding some balayage every four months and regular purple shampoo. My silver strands look like highlights. It makes for a more natural look and one that’s lower maintenance for me.
I have naturally curly hair and I also wanted to let my gray hair come through but it was always a different texture than I was used to The curls were limp and I looked bald I added some brown and even silver highlights Now my hair looks full, healthy and natural I’m 60 and loving it
I wore my hairstyle like yours for decades since my late twenties. Allowed the grey to come in at 58 and grew it past my shoulders, a length I never could do when I was coloring due to the damage from the dye and cutting the length every six weeks. The length actually looks younger than the shorter version.
Thank you for this Nikol. I have been transitioning for 4 years now. I LOVE IT!! I feel so empowered and no longer a slave to coloring my dark hair. Thank you for these tips! I agree trims are so important. Conditioning too. To anyone contemplating this, there is nothing more stunning and elegant than a women with grey hair sparkle. 🙌🏻🍑🧡Lisa
@@gailnelson2067 Good Morning 🧡 I actually do not use a purple shampoo anymore. I choose to use… 🍑 Orbie or 🍑Pantene with hydrating oil. The key to my healthy hair is using leave in conditioner every day and giving my hair a break by putting it in a bun with leave- in conditioner. Did this help Gail? 🙌🏻🍑🧡Lisa
I found my first gray hair at age 21, started permanent dye at age 30 and stopped at age 47 to embrace my totally silver hair. Three things that helped the transition: I frequently got the dyed ends cut a couple of inches at a time, I still kept dying my brown hair but went one shade lighter every time so that the last box that I bought was platinum blonde and lastly, I wore a headband when I went out that was very thin but had little teeth on it so it blended together,because my biggest dread was the dark/ light skunk line. Most of my friends didn’t even notice the “transition” part!🙌🏻
I went prematurely salt and pepper with dark brown hair and started dying at 27, trying to maintain dark hair. Well that didn’t work, so I dyed medium blond until 62. Fast forward to about a year ago and I went for growing out and cutting out the dye color. What a surprising delight to have beautiful silver white hair under that. I wear a pixie cut, and the color is so much more flattering to my skin tone. I get so many compliments. I love wearing pink, blues and charcoal tops, so stunning to make my white hair a focal point. Yes to purple shampoo. About every 4 washes for me.
I have fine curly hair that is fully gray. I don’t use heat on it at all. So other than using a purple shampoo every so often, I don’t do anything differently than what I did when I dyed my hair. I think my hair is shinier and healthier now. I think the amount of work gray hair needs is unique to each person.
Thank you for your tips. How I wish I had your hair, it always looks so fantastic! I've always had baby fine hair that has now become thinner, which makes it so hard to style into any way. Curling will literally fall out within an hour, hair spray just weighs it down...so I continue to look for the magic product.
I let my hair go gray a few years ago and I love it! My husband actually convinced me to go gray. My hair is long and curly, albeit, now starting to thin. I already use all your tips which keeps my hair healthy. I used to colour my hair blonde once my dark hair became very gray. Hated the constant colouring and the gray roots. So my sister who is a hairstylist coloured my hair gray until it grew out all gray. Really helped in the transition period. I get so many compliments and always get told that I look younger with the gray hair.
this is by far the best video i’ve come across on grey hair, i’ve been on the fence for a long time and decided it’s time to transition - thank you for all the great advice - i had ideas & ?s and you’ve clarified many of them! thank you
I've been highlight and low light free for the last 7 years and love my hair! It's long with layers but I started noticing some yellowing and used a purple shampoo. It seemed to dry out my hair. So after researching further, I learned that apple cider vinegar and water used before shampooing (once a week) worked so well! It is the best detox for my scalp and hair! Leaves it super soft and shiny with bright silver strands!
Im 57 and made the decision to buzzcut my black dyed hair all off and i absolutely 💯 love it my undergrowth was white and salt n pepper im soo happy with my new look very empowering 😊
60 yr old , white long hair ( half way down my back) stopped dying it at 45 and got white full on before 50 , I get a lot of compliments, every day, it is getting thinner now though
Great tips for grey, silver, white hair 👩🏻🦳💖 before going silver I never used oils in my hair, now it’s a must and my hair loves the oils and conditioning masks. Thank you for sharing 🤗🥰
I decided to stop dyeing my hair seven years ago. I had no idea that my hair was mostly white. For about the first three years I used the purple shampoo, primarily because that's what I saw recommended. However, I didn't see any difference in the colour so I stopped using it. I suppose my hair is just naturally pure white with never an issue of the yellowing people seem to complain about. I honestly don't know why I have never had that problem. Perhaps it's related to texture or hereditary tendencies. Either way, I suspect that there is clearly a segment of gray-haired people who never have an issue with brassy or yellow hair.
Last week the stylist gave me highlights to blend in with my grays, instead of covering them with all-over color. This way I get to keep my grays but give it some fun! 🤩 ❤ I like it alot!
So helpful. Managing my thick, curly gray hair is definitely a challenge. I've been trying to use my heat tools less and less but sometimes the frizz is just too much.
Janet, I have found that the John Freida Frizz Ease Extra-Strength Serum is a must for frizzy hair. Even if you do not blow dry your hair, when your hair is 80% dry you can run a small amount through your hair. I live in the south and humidity certain times of the year is really bad. I always keep a bottle on hand for those days. The Frizz-Ease can be on Amazon or CVS/Walgreens.
Janet consider argan oil when damp out of shower scrunching but not on scalp. Australia makes a cream oil you could use too if necessary. No fizz and happy hair
@@janetc7232 Or try Aussie Work That Curl serum as its jojoba is a good ingredient. I use it on my hair which is not curly at all, just the odd wave around front.
I enjoy your videos. I went gray a year ago. My gray is your color of gray. I’m 72. I’ve always been a redhead. When I was about 40 I went to Nordstroms and had my colors done. I was told never wear pink or red. Just corals, oranges, peach and browns. So now listening to you, I’m going to try pinks and corals and a little red. I really appreciate your advice. Thank you so much.
Again, thank you for your time and advice. I use archan oil once a week. Rub it gently into my dry hair and after 15 minutes I wash my hair with a gentle shampoo. Feels great! Brigitte 🌷
I am fully transitioned, Always great advice Nikol❤️ Ladies the products she mentioned are excellent, Kerastase, more frequent trims. I bought that Cadillac Dyson two years ago, when I started this transition, yes pricy but I attribute my hair quality to that dryer, my hair grew like 6 inches in two years. And yes, sometimes I look in the mirror and think who are you with this hair, but I just can’t see ever going back to dark brown.😀
I went into the grey movement after Covid did a huge number on me. I lost almost 70% of my hair. It has grown back but I became allergic to color. I had grays since I was 16 but I had never seen them at my age. I finally gave up and got the Dyson. My new hair was coming with curls and it was really hard to manage. I didn't want the heat either so the Dyson has been my savior.
Just bumped into one of your shorts and watched them all! You are so beautiful and stylish. You're a great example for me of a woman who shows up for firstly herself and the world! ❤Carry on!
You mentioned your mom has fine hair. So do I. What products do you recommend for fine hair? There are probably things that I can do beyond shampooing and conditioning to help this along. Thank you.
Yes I have incredibly fine hair, the one thing I've found that does help is frequent hair trims and personally, keeping it shorter as the ends tend to break and look stringy.
@@katiedavis5861 I’m going to try Mielle Rosemary Mint Oil for Hair. My hair is fine to begin with, and my widow’s peak is receding so my hair is very fine in the front. I’m buying clip in extensions so I can put my hair up in a decent twist. I agree that keeping it short is better as it makes the hair look fuller.
I started going very thin in my 60's - I started using ROUTINE shampoo and conditioner - and have seen an improvement - I started in October and it takes time - but this has worked for me - Nikol - thank you for your channel...
I LOVE my gray hair… it’s very empowering! I love the Amika Bust Your Brass shampoo and conditioner are a must 2 times a week. I do some maintenance on my gray hair, but it’s nothing compared to the slave I was to the salon. So liberating.
I found purple drops for light blond/silver/highlighted hair that you can use with virtually any shampoo or conditioner, if you don't like the intensity, smell, or ingredients of purple shampoo products. The purple really does fight yellowing. I'm very envious of your thick hair, Nikol, I confess! I think it looks better silver than it did when you wore it dark. 😊
Boy did this hit my current topic right. I'm 68 y/o and my hair just keeps falling out, and I need to do something to remedy this. Thank you for this video.
There is a study you can find on line, that proves that rosemary tea and oil are just as good as rogain without the side effects. I am living proof that it works. If the scalp CAN STILL grow hair it is a miracle. It’s much thicker and grows faster now at 66 than it did in my 30’s. I still use rosemary a couple of times a week. The smell is awesome lots of compliments. There are videos on line on how to use. You won’t be disappointed.
I have to use Rogaine, the 5% version. I went almost totally bald on top when I turned 60. I tried for three years to just use supplements, and I got some of it back, but then I had stress and it fell out again. Actually, I waited too long to start the Rogaine, because a lot of my hair follicles died. However, Rogaine helped a lot - I'm not bald anymore. I buy the off brands; I like Kirkland and the Equate Walmart house brand is good, too. About $12/month.
When I went fully silver, I was still using my 2 inch Helen of Troy curling iron that I got in beauty school. The problem is even though I use heat protectant it did scorch it. I also noticed that if I stayed out in the sun, it would turn yellow. So I use sunscreen on my hair when I am out for long periods of time. I love my silver hair and never wanna color it again. I am in the process of looking for the old fashion. Magnetic rollers to make a smoother luck. Love your channel.
The thing that I have done that has been transformative is to use a lot of good-quality oil (like pretty much any oil that could be used on the face) on all my hair and to leave it on for a while (minimum an hour, preferably overnight) before washing. If I do that, it doesn't matter how often I wash. I don't use heat on my hair though. I do have a purple shampoo, but it seems hard on my hair and so I only use it occasionally when it seems my hair really needs it. And I do try to use gentle shampoo and conditioning products, without fragrance.
I’m 30 and since the pandemic I’m going gray 😢I can’t even explain how hard it is for me emotionally. I mean I haven’t even had a kid yet! I used to love my long dark hair and cause of the gray I went balayage blonde. My hair got ruined and you still see the gray.
I did the balayage blonde at first with my first gray hairs with my dk brown hair . It did not work it just looked like a mess and you have to keep doing it just like the dk brown . So I stopped listening to other people and had it all cut off in a pixie and started over . I now have my natural salt and pepper and I don’t have to color anything I use purple shampoo . Now you may like low lights because you are young put your natural dk brown lowlights in with your gray . I did that for my daughter’s wedding and it gave me a edgy look (67)
Same! 31 the first year of the pandemic and boom! I’d say all around my hairline is 50% grey and I have a white streak in the front. The rest has bits of grey on dark brown. The texture is difficult s my not grey hair is oily. Oh and I have bleach the grow out…. But yeh my point is I had. Few greys pre pandemic but the stress of the whole thing gave me a few years of celebrated aging I think.
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I'm finally fully transitioned after 3 years! The colour is pretty - silver/gray/charcoal but the texture is horrible. My dyed hair was straight & shiny. My gray is frizzy, dry, and annoyingly wavy (not a nice curly). I am thankful for your tips. You probably have a video that addresses my question which is - what is your technique for your brush curlers & which ones do you use or prefer. I bought some cheap ones but they get really tangled in my hair. Also, if I put them in when my hair is wet should I not be using a blow dryer to dry? You are so beautiful & such a lovely person to want to share your tips with others. Thanks!
@@spirituallysafekeratin treatments can be damaging depending on your hair's porosity. A bond repair shampoo/conditioner like Amika the Kure is a safer alternative that gives amazing results. Also, Sebastian Cellophane in the clear color is another amazing product that will have your hair sooooo shiny and smooth. For best results you'll want to invest in a hooded or cap dryer so that the heat can help the product to penetrate more. For extra moisture, apply a really good, light weight hair oil the evening before you wash your hair. Message it into your scalp for about 5 minutes before running it through your hair and especially on the ends. Apply a plastic cap and a scarf/bonnet to help the oil saturate the strands even more and to keep your pillow case clean.. that way you can sleep on it overnight. But even if you can only do that for a couple of hours before washing your hair, it will make a huge difference. If the oil treatment seems to weigh your hair down,, even after washing it out, try rinsing the hair with apple cider vinegar before washing with shampoo. Hope this was helpful 🌸🌸
Thank you very much for your time! I will skip the keratin treatment then. I will remember your ACV tip since last time I coated my hair in oil and washed it afterwards very well (as I thought), it was still a wad of grease and I got odd looks at work. My hair is not too bad in the frizz department really, all dye has been out a while now. I am several shades of grey. No-one ever commented on my hair before but since going natural, I have never had so many compliments from randoms in the street, one time three in an hour, no exaggeration :) What I find good is the leave in Aveda Cherry Almond conditioner. I use jojoba shampoo and conditioner too, British company called Faith in Nature which uses water from the beautiful Lake District. Years ago I read a book by Elvis Presley's hairdresser and he said the best thing to put on the hair is jojoba - I never forgot that and it was difficult to find products with it in for many years. I am not sure if I can get the products you mention in UK, never heard of them but thank you, will have a look. @@deredd
@@spirituallysafe you're very welcome. And yes, Aveda products and jojoba oil are both excellent so it sounds like you're on the right track. Hopefully the ACV will help. Have a great day...or evening in UK 🇬🇧
I have received more compliments on my hair since I went gray/silver then I ever got before when I colored it. I always tell women who ask me to go ahead and give it a try if they don't like they can always color it again but they might be surprised and love the end result. But if you do you might have to adjust your make up color choices.
And clothing colors. I've seen women who were Autumns who didn't adjust their clothing colors and they thought they looked terrible, but they wore not only the same colors, but combined them in the same way as when they had rich brown or red hair, and it doesn't work. For example, a gray-haired Autumn can probably still wear russet, but not with dark camel. They need to combine the russet with cooler pieces to cut the warmth. They need to wear the dark camel with cooler pieces, and not with other warm colors. I'm a graying Bright Spring; I need to combine the warmest, brightest colors with pieces that aren't warm or bright, like denim blue or stone or off-white. As I get grayer, I'll be using more light gray to temper the warmer tones. I have found that warm pink is a good color for me all my life, and I've seen it work wonders on gray-haired women. It'll be a staple for me.
I have recently tried Goldie Locks brand leave in conditioner and signature serem on my silver/white natural hair. I ❤ it! Smells divine, smooths and moisturizes, without weighing hair down at all. This is GREAT for straight, fine, hair that stays bouncy and light for days. I can only shampoo every 4-5 days as well. These products are game changer. 🤩
My fine gray hair looks dirty and is flat to my head by the next day. Do you do anything on the in-between days. I have never gone 4-5 days between washing my hair.
@@sandyk13599 OK, gotta use a weekly purple shampoo, (shampoo#1), then I use a scalp care shampoo(2nd shampoo). Skip conditioner in shower, or only on ends for longer hair. Then use Goldie Locks leave in spray conditioner. It’s a really fine mist, easy to apply. Work in, then either air or blow dry. Next day I’m still fine. 2nd day (as needed thru day 4-5), I use Amika “perk up” dry shampoo on roots and work in. Brings bounce right back. Then a squirt or two of Goldie Locks signature serem to add shine, and smells beautiful. That’s how I do it.
I let my gray grow out 7 years ago and LOVE it. It's healthier now, far less upkeep and it's unique to me. I even get to change the colors I wear. I never knew the difference between blue and purple shampoo, thanks for the tip!
I do wash my hair every 4 days, & I try to take care of it. It does sometimes get yellow patch from time to time but I don’t want to use a purple shampoo all the time because then it will get a purple tint. Thanks for the tips!!❤
Thank you Nikol. I have been gray since the late 90's when I was in my 40's. My hair is fine. Now I live and am in the sun more and have learned that hats are a must to avoid sun damage and yellowing. I no longer use any heat on my hair. I am going to find out if velcro rollers could give me more volume. My husband likes long hair. I like it also however, I did love having a bob similar to yours. I felt so pretty. I love your content and sincerely appreciate all the effort you put into it. Also, I have used the same purple shampoo, Phyto, for many years. It's the best.
I agree 100% You look fabulous So beautiful, you have it allGod blessed you ,yes accepting Is key in Every single way we changing,, Beauty is how you fell ,confidence is beauty.
Yep I haven’t had any color for over a year now and I was hoping it would just be low maintenance and gorgeous like yours. Love your videos, thx for helping us to feel pretty 😘💛
This is an important video. When I was a CHILD probably into my 20s I washed my hair everyday (maybe not on weekends depending on where I was etc) but this was because during those years I was ACTIVE indoors/outdoors on the go out in nature, in the city (Houston). There is a LOT of atmosphere in Houston & surrounding areas. Plus products were involved. Now, in a different big city but not around bus & vehicle exhaust downtown (plus that exhaustthing is differentnow), different level/type of activity indoors/outdoors, different diet, I work from home - I definitely do not shampoo my hair everyday. Also, brushing helps stretch out the need to often. Thank you very much for this video. 💝
Great video, I embraced going white in my 40s. Was salt and pepper in my 30s then hit the dyes, slowly getting blonder and then had a short cut to allow it easier to transfer. I was lucky to go white, and have thick hair. In the last year I have been introduced to purple shampoo in my late 50s. Years before my hair changed my hairdresser recommended only washing my hair twice a week to allow the natural oils to enhance my hair. A tip I have always used.
Thanks Nikol for a short and sweet video consisting of a wealth of great advice. I’m five months into my greying and it’s coming along beautifully. If I pull my hair back, you would think I’m totally grey. I’ve been using the Pantene purple shampoo as you recommended in a prior video and it’s great. I have thick, full hair just like yours and when I want a sleek look, I use Sebastian’s Dark Oil. It smells fabulous and is not heavy on the hair nor greasy. You’re always rocking it Nikol and I’m always looking forward to your next video!
I'm a Cosmetologist and I am so glad that you are sharing this great information to all subscribers. Not only are you a very beautiful person you are very knowledgeable! I enjoy your channel so much!
Thank you for these gems! I have been struggling with my grey hair since covid. I have dyed and highlighted for years and the pandemic forced me to make a choice. I agree that grey hair requires so much more care but your expert advice is so helpful! So thank you -
I started graying in my twenties and colored it for years. When I finally let it go natural it was a platinum silver color. I have gotten more compliments after I let it go natural. My stylist said people actually pay a lot of money to get that color. Thank you so much for these tips. I have been using a purple shampoo but think I will give a blue one a try.
My hairdresser told me the same thing. Once I stopped coloring my hair, it has come in with a mixture of silver, white and black. I also get a lot of compliments.
I had a high risk pregnancy/delivery in my 20's and I got the Morticia gray stripe as a result, so been coloring for years. My mom was like Heloise, who sported her gray looks early and she had unruly hair. It just never was manageable, so I have opted to follow my other kin that dyed until they died, lol.
I've only ever used good quality home dyes very intermittently. Now that my hair is part grey, part dark like yours but thinner, I've had it cut as an asymmetrical pixie and experimented with different colours. This month I'll go aubergine purple and it will look fabulous. Don't be afraid of the grey, it can look great and you can completely zush up your look
I am 3 years in to embracing my silver hair. I get SO many compliments on it which is still shocking to me! I am a HUGE fan of WEN. Despite the rumors out there of all the untruths about it making one’s hair fall out,etc. I have been using it since it’s inception, and now that I’m silver, I use the Wen Indigo (purple cleansing conditioner.). I mix it with the lavender one for thickening. I only use it 2x a week as silver hair can tend to be dry, especially living in the winter climate that I do. Regular shampoo is so drying and strips hair of too much oil for me personally. I occasionally use the Wen hair oil as well. Your hair is beautiful and healthy looking too! I have a lot of hair , but it is fine and straight. I am so happy that the chemical dyes, bleach, and perms of years ago are no longer for me! I agree that a good cut is crucial. I too wear a one length angled Bob. Thank you for the tips!
Rita, I have used WEN since 2011. I agree that it is a wonderful product that has made my hair healthy, bouncy, strong and shiny. It has NEVER caused my hair to fall out. I am starting my gray journey and appreciate the Indigo recommendation. Friends don't let friends use shampoo!.
yes I have used Wen for years. Two seasons of the year I see hair dropping, fall and spring- new growth time...not from the product. It is the only product I have found to condition my curly gray.
You look amazing. I hope i will look as good and thick hair as you when i am ready to go gray. Need to watch more positive videos like yours. thanks for the tips:)
I’ve been gray since age 21. I colored my hair until I was 38. Now at 51 I use purple shampoo weekly and cut every 5-7 weeks. My hair is much easier to care for and style now than 20+ years ago.
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I'm so glad you talked about the purple and the blue. I have been using Regis designline super silver shampoo and conditioner. The conditioner is blue. So I will no longer be using the conditioner. Thank you thank you 😊
I am 18 months into my transition into grey hair. I get LOTS of compliments on it! Question: you said you wash your hair every 3-4 days but then also said to use a detox shampoo 2-3 times a week. I'm confused on how that works because the numbers don't add up for me.
My cousin went gray and visibly aged about 15 years so I am reluctant. I’ll have to do it at some point but postponing it for now. Yours looks beautiful, I’ve not seen how you looked before …
I went a different direction. I used to invest in products until I dealt with build up and detoxification which made my hair break. I'm salt and pepper and stopped colouring over 10 years ago. I purchased a handheld scrubber and only use once every two weeks now in one direction on my scalp. I use an argan shampoo that's not full on extras only on scalp then rinse through. I squeeze my hair gently Add argan oil bent down but not on scalp. I treat the ends with rosemary mint oil damp then bundle up in a soft head wrap before pulling up or styling. I use a rosemary mint mask the night before I wash. I'm now washing once a week and it's not obvious. I have a Scheduled appointment early March after the last cut in December and I'm seriously considering pushing it forward. My ends are healthy. I never blow dry unless I lift up protecting ending, so very rare. It makes my scalp oily the same day. The flat iron shouldn't be hotter than 120 degrees and some stylist will sell the same brand they rely on. Mine stays in the drawer. Managing the curl and grey with oil works for me. It's also great for the face and neck instead of just washing off hands at night. Protective styles keep my scalp clean and ends happy. Anyone with shorter hair could still draw from these tips. Thanks for sharing
I have a question Nicol. Might sound weird 😂When you started your grey hair journey, did your grey change over time. Perhaps from darker to lighter? I'm puzzled as my grey always looked so white when I tinted my hair all those years, but now after almost 2 years of no tinting, my grey looks darker. Does it change as it grows?
Love to watch , i applied what I learned I’m 70yrs with grey hair my co workers say wow I live ur grey hair some color ur hair u look 30 years young let it be I love my white hair
2.5 years later I’m fully transitioned! I find my greys easy to manage but I don’t have a full head. I have a cut/trim every 3 months. I use a purple shampoo and detox shampoo (I alternate) once a week. I love your videos and your hair gets more beautiful every time I watch you x
I went gray before it became fashionable. It has been so liberating. I do miss playing with color so every once in a while I have a little peekaboo color underneath. Every 6 weeks I do go for a cut and a clear glaze to keep it shiny and soft. I shampoo every two to three days. Love the freedom.
This video came at the right time for me as I’m starting my grey hair journey, I’ve been using Kerastase purple shampoo and conditioner for some time now also the deep cleansing shampoo every second shampoo, my hair only needs to be washed once a week or it’s a frizzy mess the evening I’m going to wash it, I put lots of Kerastase oil in it and leave it in while I go about my day, usually out in my yard and gardening, I have long hair and don’t want to get it cut if I can help it, I’m impatient and thinking of getting my hair stylist to strip all the old colour out and give it a slight trim off the ends, I used to always wear it in a bob like yours but it’s not as thick as it once was and don’t think it would sit as lovely on me anymore, it’s a Big Deal for us women who decide to grow out their hair, it would be great if you could just click your fingers and it would happen overnight, I don’t like the growing out process… Have a Great Weekend and a Great Week ahead Nikol. Cheers from Queensland Australia 🇦🇺❤️❤️
Dear Nikol, Thank you for a brilliant video. I have long hair and i get my hair coloured and cut every 4 weeks. I only wash my hair once a fortnight. I use organic coconut oil on my hair. I do not dry my hair with any heat, I let it dry naturally. Depending on how I want to wear my hair I will use my straighteners or my rotating brush, whichever, I use i do not over do it. My hair is very thick and can be quite unruly, so needs a bit of taming. Love Sue xx
I have grey hair. I wash every day, but I never use commercial shampoo. I make my own soap and I superfat my soap. My hair is thick, each hairdresser I go to comments on how thick my hair is. I never, never use any styling products. My soap doesn’t strip my hair if it’s natural oils. I use absolutely nothing commercial. My hair always looks great. People comment on how pretty my hair is.
Covid lock down 2 years to grow out my grey hair. Wow...I wash only twice a month highlight every 7 weeks. I've never had sooo many compliments..my hair is luminous. ....Condition is number 1...
Shaved my head bold jan 2017 to get rid of all colour. Never looked back. Don't use heat, wash it once a week. If needed, last day someday shampoo on scalp. It's thick and down the arch of my back. Only things I don't like about it: sometimes head- or neck pain, clips are too small or break easy, and i lay on it at night.
Thank you Nikol for this fantastic information. I transitioned to grey from very dark brown three years ago and I absolutely love it. I’m not as grey as you are are, more salt and pepper, but new patterns are developing as time goes by. My hair is the healthiest it’s been in years. I use the purple Phylo shampoo you recommended and love it. I use Oligo blue conditioner and it works amazingly well to brighten my grey and blacken my dark hair. I leave it on for about 10-15 min. It doesn’t make my hair blue. I also use Dry Bar Detox clarifier 1-2 times a week. It’s a fantastic product. Most importantly what lipstick are you wearing in this video? It’s stunning!!
I stopped coloring my hair about 3 years ago. My natural color is so unique and i'm happy with it. It's a silver and blond mix. My biggest challenge with my hair is the affect of the minerals in the water. It was giving my natural hair an orangey tint and affecting the texture. It took me awhile to realize that water was damaging my hair. Now I live with whole house water softener due to extremely high minerals which not only affect my hair but skin. I recommend to get one if possible. The minerals will also damage the plumping in the house eventually.
I LOVE this!!! I've just spent the last year letting my gray hair go out, so it's been a love hate, then love hate, then love hate cycle. I've actually been avoiding having it styled because I was afraid I'd go back to coloring it out of frustration, so I've been cutting it periodically as it's made me crazy, but I'm finally at the point where it's pretty much grown out now and I'm getting it styled on Monday, so these are very timely and very helpful tips. Thank you so much, I really appreciate you sharing your knowledge and experience.
