How To Go Grey With Style

Step 1: The right cut

If you have a light and even spread of grey, it can look great just left as natural highlights. But if you decide you are getting a little too much grey, you can easily reign it in by using low lights.

Step 2: Staying Natural

You'll have to go to a hairdresser to get low lights put in because they're a fine art and done badly they could leave you looking less Clooney and more badger. The reverse of highlights, they target grey hair with a dye close to your natural hair colour. Grey hairs will be left throughout, but about 70% will be covered, blending them in much more subtlety. It will also be semi-permanent, so you should avoid unsightly re-growth.

Step 3: Lowlights

If you decided to embrace your natural greyness the best way to go about it is to gradually fade out your use of dyes. Slowly reduce the time you leave the dye on each time so that your hair reverts to its natural colour steadily.

Step 4: Growing out dye

If you decided to embrace your natural greyness the best way to go about it is to gradually fade out your use of dyes. Slowly reduce the time you leave the dye on each time so that your hair reverts to its natural colour steadily.