5 Ways to Conceal Pesky Grays Between Hair Color Applications

04 CHANGE UP YOUR HAIRSTYLE.

Try a new hairstyle or flip your part to another side that contains less gray is an easy way to cover your roots completely without any product (for a quick save). Hairstyles like funky top knots or braids reminiscent of Game of Thrones will do the trick by shielding your most noticeable regrowth. Many times, moving around how you wear your hair normally can camouflage your roots since gray hair doesn’t grow on the full head equally. As a last resort, throw on a headband to effectively cover hairline grays.

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As a wonderful perk, flipping your part can also increase volume and give your look an instant pick me up. Plus, you’ll have found a new way you might like to wear your hair. Don’t forget to tag @eSalon in your hair selfie when you do!

THE LEVELS OF OUR HOME HAIR COLOR

To understand how light or dark you can go, it’s important that we talk about “levels,” which tell us what your current hair color is. At eSalon our color chart spans from level 2 (Soft Black) and scales up to level 10 (Lightest Blonde). Is your color closer to black? Or is it more blonde? Once we figure out how light or dark you are naturally, then we can visit other factors that impact your result.

When crafting your custom color, we look to the following: your natural shade, skin tone, eye color, color history, and how often you apply color. If you’re someone who wants to change their hue, our hair color can get you up to two shades lighter or two shades darker. That’s pretty amazing for home hair color.

Whether you’re a natural blonde, brunette, or redhead, there’s a hue to help brighten your look this Spring. Now let’s dip into warm chocolate cherry, brilliant coppers, and lovely rooty roots.

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THE LEVELS OF OUR HOME HAIR COLOR

Whether you’re a natural blonde, brunette, or redhead, there’s a hue to help brighten your look this Spring. Now let’s dip into warm chocolate cherry, brilliant coppers, and lovely rooty roots.