How To Grey hair can be enhanced.

Grey hair is beautiful if properly cared for.People with dyed grey hair are becoming more popular among younger people.Good hair care can help you get the most out of your grey.Clarifying or color balancing products can be used to maintain grey hair.It can be enhanced with highlights, lowlights, or even a touch of color here and there.If you have dyed your hair grey, you will need to take extra precautions to prevent damage.

Step 1: It's a good idea to wash your hair.

If you want to increase circulation to the scalp, massage the shampoo into it for a few minutes.It will help keep your hair healthy.Leave the conditioner on for 1 to 2 minutes, or as directed on the bottle, before rinsing it off.Sulfate-free, anti-oxidants-rich hair care products are needed to keep your hair healthy and hydrated.You can wash your hair as often as once a day if it is oily or has a build up of product.

Step 2: Discoloration can be washed away with a clarifying shampoo.

Clarifying is formulated to remove stubborn dirt, oils, and built up residues.If you have grey hair, use a clarifying cleanser once a week.If you are using other products that might dry your hair or strip away natural oils, use clarifying shampoo only occasionally.If you have highlights or lowlights, don't use the clarifying shampoo.

Step 3: The yellow tint should be kept at bay with a blue or purple hair wash.

Yellow tones in grey hair can be canceled out by the tint in blue or purple-tinted shampoos.Leave it on for the time recommended on the bottle before rinsing it out.If your hair is yellow, you can leave it on for up to 15 minutes.If you don't wash your hair for a long time, you can end up with a purple tint.There are blue or purple-tinted products for white or silver hair.You should look for "silver" on the label.Depending on how yellow your hair is, how often you use this cleanser.Don't use it more than once or twice a week.Overuse can cause your hair to look dull or bluish.If you are using a clarifying shampoo, don't use it on the same day as the purple one as it could dry out your hair.Wait a few days after using one to use the other.

Step 4: If desired, apply a violet-tinted gloss every 2 to 3 months.

If you don't want to use purple shampoo, apply a gloss.This will give your hair shine and balance out the yellow tones.You can do it at a salon or home.

Step 5: You should keep your cut and style.

If you don't know if a haircut is right for you, you should speak with your hairdresser.It is important to choose something that is easy to maintain.If your hair is unstyled or not cut properly, it will be more obvious than usual.You should cut your hair every 6 weeks.It's time for a trim if your hair starts to look unkempt before then.

Step 6: Add texture with highlights.

The advantage of highlights and lowlights is that there is a less obvious grow-out period on grey hair.Try to get a range of white, light grey, and dark grey.It would be better to get it done at a salon than at home.The highlights should be 2 to 3 shades lighter than the rest of your hair.This may or may not be possible because there is nothing to lighten your hair.The lightest highlights are placed around your face.They need to be thinner the further you get from your face.The lowlights should be 1 to 2 shades darker than your base color.They can be used with the highlights to blend them in.

Step 7: A more dramatic look can be achieved by adding a secondary color.

Adding a second color to your grey hair can be exciting.It's possible to do it all over your hair.If you keep the color light, it will still be the same shade as the rest of your hair.Blue ice, dusty pink, or light purple are great options.

Step 8: You should match the shade of grey to your skin tone.

Just like there are different shades of blond and brown in grey.One person may not look good on you.If you dyed your hair grey and it just doesn't look right, or if you want to add depth or richness to your naturally grey hair, ask for your hairdresser's recommendation.If you have light skin that is not flattered by ashy tones, a pale champagne blond may be a better choice than grey.A pure white will look nice.If you have medium skin, you can choose between a creamy white or steel grey.You can go with a bright silver shade if your hair is naturally dark.If you have dark skin, go for a salt-and-pepper look with white highlights and dark lowlights.

Step 9: Use conditioners that are made for colored hair.

Select products that are easy to use.As you wash, some shampoos and conditioners will boost your color.Limit washing to once or twice a week to avoid drying your hair and washing out your dye.Your hair will turn yellow if you don't use a purple shampoo.

Step 10: A weekly hair mask or balm can be used to repair damage.

After washing your hair, use a mask or balm to replace your conditioner.Leave the product in your hair for 3 to 5 minutes and then rinse it out.It's a good idea to use a mask for hair color.Sulfates are not something to avoid.

Step 11: Don't use heat to style your hair.

Heavyly bleached hair is often dry and brittle.It will only be damaged further by heat styling.If you have to heat style your hair, use a spray.