It’s fair to say that by the time we’ve reached a certain age, we’ve all earned our fair share of grays. However, these signs of aging aren’t something we all embrace. When you are not yet ready to embrace white hair, gray coverage becomes an important part of your hair routine.

Recommended Video Whether you want to camouflage those random gray strands or cover gray roots between colorings, we have all the solutions to help.

Gray Coverage: Know Your Options

Going gray is a natural process that our hair goes through. However, despite the growing support of the gray hair community, not all women are ready to transition. Eventually, this means committing to regular permanent coloring.

It is not an easy solution, though.

In fact, it poses a number of further challenges like finding the right color for stubborn gray hair and dealing with gray roots between color appointments. Even if you choose to transition to white locks, the long and awkward process of growing out gray hair can make you want to camouflage or tone your silver strands. Here are all the best options to try.

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#1: Low Maintenance Color to Cover Gray Hair

Dyeing gray hair is a serious commitment, especially if you deal with early graying. Root concealers and toners (more on them later) can help you camouflage random gray hairs and postpone all-over dyeing. After you have started regular coloring, think of the ways to make color appointments less frequent and root regrowth – less noticeable.

The common belief is that it’s most difficult to conceal gray roots on dark brunette hair. However, dyeing your hair any other shade and having the regrowth of black hair mixed with gray locks might be even more embarrassing. Temporary sprays and powders can do wonders helping to cover up the regrowth before the next color session. However, if you are not ready to extend your hair routine, it might be sound to choose a more low-maintenance color.