I have gray almost white hair and it looks like I have no brows is blond the right color to use?
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I'd go with the blond. My hair is grayish; what brows I have left are sort of dark and bristly! but the lighter of the two "blond" powders--they are more two shades of light brown--seems to work well, blending in with what sparse rows I have left! I'm no makeup expert, but I found this product easy to use. The brushes are short, to fit in the little case, but the stiff, angled one does the job as an applicator and the other one blends in the stabilizing gel. I use a magnifying mirror if I really want to get it right, but I can also just whip some color in place and go.
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The shampoo and conditioner I think will soften it, but the blondeing powder probably won't make the gray more silver or white. If you are talking about a little gray, and the rest blonde I'd say yes, go for it. If you are mostly gray I would suggest Unite Blonda Shampoo, or Pravana sulfate free pure light shampoo and conditioner as they are purple and neutralize the yellow tones in gray hair and the brassy tones in blonde hair.
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I don't know about the colors you are talking about. I tinted my gray (very white) hair around my face one month ago with the Black shade color because I did not want reddish highlights. The white hairs were tinted charcoal with blue highlights, I like it a lot, blends in with the L'Oreal permanent Dark Brown that I am growing out, the color is still only slightly lighter. I am still waiting for the new growth to show because there is no sharp demarcation as with regular tints. Brown will give you reddish highlights. The trick is to mix with half water and half apple cider vinegar, which makes the hair take more tint and last longer. Good luck! I don't know about the colors you are talking about. I tinted my gray (very white) hair around my face one month ago with the Black shade color because I did not want reddish highlights. The white hairs were tinted charcoal with blue highlights, I like it a lot, blends in with the L'Oreal permanent Dark Brown that I am growing out, the color is still only slightly lighter. I am still waiting for the new growth to show because there is no sharp demarcation as with regular tints. Brown will give you reddish highlights. The trick is to mix with half water and half apple cider vinegar, which... » Read More I don't know about the colors you are talking about. I tinted my gray (very white) hair around my face one month ago with the Black shade color because I did not want reddish highlights. The white hairs were tinted charcoal with blue highlights, I like it a lot, blends in with the L'Oreal permanent Dark Brown that I am growing out, the color is still only slightly lighter. I am still waiting for the new growth to show because there is no sharp demarcation as with regular tints. Brown will give you reddish highlights. The trick is to mix with half water and half apple cider vinegar, which makes the hair take more tint and last longer. Good luck! « Show Less
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Yes.....I bought this product because I'm a natural blonde with almost non-existent eye brows (they are very light). I purchased the Blonde color and am very satisfied. Depending on what your natural hair color is, get the closet shade.. Hope this helps. I like the product much better than Brow Drama from Maybelline.
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In my experience this color, White Minx, works with hair that is blonde or light grey in color.... However, this is 'temporary' & for the price 'try' it for it always washes out with the first wash..... The color 'Bashful Blonde' is another color I use on an ongoing basis for my roots to enable me to go longer between touch ups, covers grey, etc. Great product. Hope of help...
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Hi to achieve the true color u def should lighten the hair first.u will see some color on ur hair if u dont but it most def will dye rhe grey
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Yes! I messed mine up n have very little to no hair but with Smartbrow I get the look of natural brows. I love it!
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I've never used Blond Pearl Naissant, but it seems to be used as part of a color treatment for blond hair. Silver Expressions shampoo and conditioner just make the white of graying hair look better. They don't really"color" it.
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I have blonde hair and light brown brows and I like it. It goes on creamy smooth and recommend the gel over it to set it. It stays on all day nicely that way. It can go on med to dark brown but it depends on how firmly you apply it. You can use a light hand to make it go on lighter. Hope that helps
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Not knowing your basic hair color, it is difficult to say..However, why not take this opportunity to add a touch of light caramel strands by using Clairol Nice 'n Easy Hair color 116B ...Mix the color and with your hairbrush dip in mixture and brush through your hair very lightly once at the crown...once on eac side and once in the back of your hair. Test for color change at 5 minutes... 8 minutes..etc until you see the desired shade of caramel you like. Sure beats going to a pricey hair salon and I think you will be pleased. If your frosting of caramel comes out too heavy, just repeat this process with Clairol frost and tip blonde color
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I have dark brown hair, so, I use brunette, it's pretty dark, I don't if that would be too dark if your hair is lighter.
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Since I have blonde hair, which now has lots of white, I have to defer to someone who still has darker hair. I have noticed that I have some areas on top of my head that appears very dark.....almost black. Douglas
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My hair is light grey and the pencil looks good. I like it because it is a light coverage, looks natural. Best pencil I have used.
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I have light blonde eyebrows and found the color took really fast and looked good with little touch ups for two weeks! Hope that helps.
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I am gray haired and use the light blonde shade. It works - HOWEVER I'm hoping they come up with a gray shade that might look a little more natural because the light blonde looks brown. You definitely don't want a darker shade.
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Mo, I am a brunette and I think I probably should have tried the Blond color since my was TOO DARK. Since the color itself really isn't the problem, the problem is that you cannot really control the thickness of the color that goes on your eyebrows. I would have to say, just stick to the pencils and powders. I would suggest the Anastasia brow line. They do have the best colors to mix and match and I think you might be happier with that outcome with that brand. The one kit is great and it has stencils to go with it and a great brush and the different colors. It costs about $39.50, a little bit more, but I think in the end you will be much happier with your results from that kit. Plus, using Anastasia Brand, you do not need anything extra to take it off, just a Kleenex or your typical face cleanser will work great. You get to control how much or how little, or how light or how dark you want your brows with Anastasia Brand. Hope that helps.
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I bought 3 of these and to be honest I see no difference between any of them. I would say that this is blonde but I suggest that you use it sparingly, as a little goes a long way. You can always add more as you go along, if you desire it deeper in colour or thicker. I use a brush with an angled edge as this way I can 'paint' the shape more easily as well as feathering the brows so they look natural. I love this product and I hope it never goes away. :) I hope this has helped you.