I want to go gray. How to transition to gray hair as painlessly as possible?

Gray hair is not just normal, it is beautiful – in the past few years, it has been reestimated in the beauty world. Transitioning to gray hair, dyeing your hair ash gray, platinum, and cool blonde has become trendy. Going gray is a perfect way to get out of the endless cycle of dyeing, bleaching, and fighting against aging. Nowadays you can let yourself feel confident about your natural appearance and even be on-trend wearing your beautiful natural hair color.

For years I believed my grey hair was one of my flaws. I’m happy to say that is not part of my self belief anymore. I’ve been dye free for over 14 months and my confidence in this journey grows stronger every day. @polished_grey

There are many ways to perform the gray hair transition, and each of them is special and interesting. Gray hair can be dyed in many different colors and shades. But what if you decide to come back to your natural gray color?

I considered letting my gray hair grow out for years before I finally got up the nerve to do it. I am so thankful I did. Such freedom in not having to color my hair anymore. And I personally feel that I look so much wiser now. @staceygabbard

1. Best Ways to Transition to Natural Gray Hair. First of all, you need to remember that growing out your natural hair color is not a fast process. And the better this “process” is planned, the easier it will be to survive the rejection of your regular hair appointments. So, let’s check out the most popular and effective techniques and recommendations that will answer the question of how to grow out gray hair that is colored!

By Jack Martin2. Gray Bronde Hair with Highlights and Lowlights. Multitone color schemes always work fine for adding depth, which is especially beneficial for thinning hair. And, if you are a natural brunette or your hair is dyed brown, a mix of highlights and lowlights is perfect camouflage for your graying.