What Can You Do if You Don’t Like the Color Change?

Some people have a hard time accepting their getting older and all that comes with it. If you happen to be one of those people and are looking for some advice, there are a few things you can do.

Embrace It

Instead of trying to cover those white hair, let them grow! Some older women, and even younger women, have gone completely white to embrace their beautiful aging. There’s something mysterious and gorgeous about an older woman who flaunts a luscious mane of white. You can grow it out long or style it up in a cute bob or pixie.

Flaunting white hair means you can also get playful and add bright streaks of color like pink or purple! Wear the color up close near the face or add the streak under the hair so it’s only your little secret.

Visit A Stylist to Cover Grey and White Hair

Some hair stylists specialize in covering gray and white hair. After looking up one in your area, book an appointment to see how they can work their magic in your mane. If you want to try covering them on your own, check into purchasing a hair dye like Revlon Colorsilk, Garnier Olia, and L’Oreal Paris Excellence Creme.

There are some shades of hair dye that are better at covering greys, such as medium browns, but you can decide for yourself which color you’d prefer!

Use Henna

Henna hair dye has a reputation for working really well on grey hair. You can see a stylist to apply it or purchase the henna in your preferred color and use it on your own at home.

Play with Vibrant Hair Colors

Do neither of the above options work for you? Some older ladies, and even men, who experience a lot of grey and white hair end up covering them with vibrant colors. Use those greys and whites as an opportunity to truly embrace your fun side!

We’re in the 21st century, so there’s always some way to fix an aspect of your body. Just like how some people choose botox to get rid of and prevent more wrinkles, you can use hair dye to feel a little more comfortable with your changing hair color!