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Gray Blending: The Low-Maintenance Way to Cover Your Grays

Tired of gray roots showing up just weeks after your color appointment?


You’re not alone! Traditional gray coverage means solid, opaque color—which looks great at first, but the second your roots grow in, that harsh line appears. That’s where gray blending comes in.


What is gray blending?Instead of fully covering your grays with solid color, we use a more translucent formula that stains the hair rather than coating it. Over time, the color fades gradually, meaning no harsh grow-out line. Then, I add super fine highlights to the rest of your hair, creating the perfect blend.


Highlights and lowlights help to blend away her gray.
Highlights and lowlights help to blend away her gray.

Why You’ll Love It:

8 to 12 weeks between appointments – No more rushing back to the salon every few weeks.

No harsh root line – Your natural hair and colored hair blend seamlessly.

Soft, natural results – Looks effortless, not overdone.

Great for transitioning to gray – If you think you might want to go natural in a few years, this is the perfect starting point.


Think of it like the difference between lipstick and lip gloss.💄 Lipstick is full coverage—you see it when it’s applied, and you definitely see it when it fades.💋 Lip gloss is more subtle—you get a hint of color, and when it fades, it’s so natural that you barely notice.


That’s what gray blending does for your hair. It softens the contrast, giving you a beautiful, effortless look without the constant upkeep.


Is gray blending right for you?This technique is perfect if you:

✅ Have a little gray around your face but darker hair everywhere else.

✅ Want to go longer between appointments (yes, please!).

✅ Are curious about embracing your natural gray someday but aren’t quite ready to commit.


If you’re tired of the never-ending cycle of root touch-ups, gray blending is your answer!


 
 
 

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