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.
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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.
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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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Cindy, you do not need to have grey hair for the dye. This will freshen your color.
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I just use it on my roots-to cover the gray in between colorings.-but I would guess it would cover long strands of grey. Hope this helps..
1617358
I don't know all the available shades but I'd go for a grey or cream tone and see if that worked
1439769
It's not that much of a difference. I'm more olive complected so I go darker. I would just "give it a go!"
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.
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You need to use 10% developer, and you are going to be very happy with the result. Trust me, I have a lot of stubborn gray hair, and I am using 10 . It covered all the gray in my roots.
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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.
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this toner doesnt really "cover," so it will only neutralize your gray. it will very much lessen the gold! it might be a little on with light gray/ platinum side depending on what color hair your starting with
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I am also of a lighter skinned complexity. It definitely will work, as long as you are consistent in your usage.
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I think it will, and no harm in trying since it's semi-perm. I'm not a beautician/stylist professional, just someone looking to cover my own gray. I have found the darker browns tend to fade to a purple tinge, which freeks me out, but my pretty normal kids think it's cool! Helps me get over my fear of using this product. I'm PPD sensitive and am on the look out for a permanent product that will help me age slowly and gracefully. This product is easy to use compared to many I've tried, very good, just not perfect. Hopefully they keep working on it. In the meantime, I know I won't have a reaction & the product is easy to apply. Good luck ! I think it will, and no harm in trying since it's semi-perm. I'm not a beautician/stylist professional, just someone looking to cover my own gray. I have found the darker browns tend to fade to a purple tinge, which freeks me out, but my pretty normal kids think it's cool! Helps me get over my fear of using this product. I'm PPD sensitive and am on the look out for a permanent product that will help me age slowly and gracefully. This product is easy to use compared to many I've tried, very good, just not perfect. Hopefully they keep working on it. In the meantime, I know I won't have a... » Read More I think it will, and no harm in trying since it's semi-perm. I'm not a beautician/stylist professional, just someone looking to cover my own gray. I have found the darker browns tend to fade to a purple tinge, which freeks me out, but my pretty normal kids think it's cool! Helps me get over my fear of using this product. I'm PPD sensitive and am on the look out for a permanent product that will help me age slowly and gracefully. This product is easy to use compared to many I've tried, very good, just not perfect. Hopefully they keep working on it. In the meantime, I know I won't have a reaction & the product is easy to apply. Good luck ! « Show Less
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Yes, if you have any darker than a light/pale complexion I would go one color up. :)
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I would say depending on how dark you are it should work fine. This is truly a nice brown color, the best tanner I have used. But I am very fair skinned.
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I use no lift (0 developer) and actually get some grey coverage. My guess is that 20 would be better. Or you could try 10.
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Yes it will. I have the same complexion just make sure you blend well. I love it.
633117
I have SOME grays and this product works to cover them in between hair coloring. I do not have enough gray/white to definitely say this should work but for the price it seems it should be worth giving it a try. I'd agree with a previous poster who suggests the darker color for all gray. Hope this helps.
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I'm not a hair dresser; I'm a 50-ish strawberry blond w/minimal grey, so take this for what it's worth. I use this as a rinse monthly to give my hair shine, the red some oomph & make grey blend. If you have lots of grey, red henna is not for you.