For many, the decision to go gray began with the COVID pandemic (viaThe New York Times).
Many chose the latter and are now delighted they did.
Yet, it wasn’t just the pandemic.
Going gray has become part of their personal journey.
While men with gray hair were considered distinguished, women with gray hair were viewed as old.
But no more, because ladies have stepped up to reclaim this silky shade.
Never dying it to begin with is the easiest option for growing it out naturally.
you’ve got the option to go to a salon and ask them to match your roots.
Another option is easy but for the purely patient: Grow it out.
Some women cut their hair shorter to help quicken the process (viaThe Right Hairstyles).
Purple shampoo can help hair look less brassy and more vibrant.
Since gray hair is natural, it will be less damaged than dyed hair.
Using a purple shampoo is a simple way to brighten it.
“It really gives it that luminescent vibe it feels so uplifting,” says Brown.
Do this a couple of times a week to ensure shiny, silky locks.
