Most women own a hair dryer. It actually isn't hard to do it at home.

Jack did my hair Jan of 2019... round brush/blow dried after color- no products... its now Dec 2020 I never had the dreaded growing out line- he matched it perfectly to my gray/white with mix of dark I have going on. It was totally worth it & still love my hair!

Absolutely! Pros can make anyone look good but when they have to do it for themselves, it's a different outcome, depending on the length of the hair. Obviously shorter is much easier & less maintenance.

The point of this article is women dying their hair a natural colour and embracing their natural greys. not needing to go to the hairdresser every 6-8 weeks to dye their roots to an unnatural colour. It definitely is a person's choice, they can also just not dye their hair. A blow dry is super easy anyone can do it. YouTube is a blessing for online tutorials

If you own a blowdryer and know how to style your hair no need to think they won't take care of their hair. We put makeup on to look good, hair is not different. They only go to him 2 to 3 times a year, which isn't bad, and it's their money! Everyone is beautiful no matter if natural beauty or a little uplift to look good or better, gorgeous! You do you as we say in our country!

You missed the part where his clients only come to him twice a year, didn't you...

I love the silver/by gray. I'm thinking about going gray. My hair is black so that will be challenging enough. And as far as the blowout, you just do the same as if it was your colored hair.

Hair colour has also come a really long way in the last 10 years, particularly with the introduction of products like Olaplex. It is incredibly difficult to lift this much pigment from hair without damaging the ever loving s**t out of it, because to get to grey, you essentially need the hair as close to unpigmented as possible for the gray to take. You can also see in many of the pictures that the quality of his clients hair is totally changed, which leads me to believe that he's focusing on restoring the health of the hair while he's colouring, which would be with a product like Olaplex (I keep dropping this name and I'm sure there are other products similar but none that I'm aware of). I think, at the time, what your stylist told you might have been correct and the truth.

I've followed him on Instagram for sometime but if you know the amount of hours he spent in removing the 'box dyes' on these ladies...I think some people might afford to do it when they have the money and time.

It took me 5 hours to go from black to a dark blonde. They actually made it darker again after bleaching it, so that it was a proper colour and not some orange-y stuff. So I really don't want to know how long those styles took.

I have the grey COVID stripe right now with a light brown/blond base color Thanks to my stylist back in February. Today’s the big day...taking these pictures in to see what we can do. Wish me luck!!!!

Right? I've asked several hair stylists to do this with mine and 2 said it couldn't be done and a couple tried but it did NOT look as lovely as these pics. If I could find a stylist willing to take this challenge with mine inthe Houston TX area im game! 🙂

I hope you've changed your stylist and got it done to your liking now ☺️

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Why "years"? Why not just cut your hair to just above the shoulders and keep trimming it into shape until it's nothing but grey? At your age, very long hair just makes you look old.