Go to Hair Cuttery a few times for all over color and see how they do it. Pay attention to how they manage fly-aways and color that drips. After that you should be more prepared to do it at home.

Anonymous wrote:Just grow it out. My wife grew out her gray after literally spending enough on hair coloring to buy a Lexus and she's goddamn gorgeous now.

If only all men (and employers) appreciated gray hair like you do.

+ one million on staying natural

Once you start coloring it is hard to transition back to natural.

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Anonymous wrote:Don’t do it. Trying to cover grays in black hair is a fool’s errand

why? If not you end up looking like a skunk.

You have it backwards. Grays come in gradually and grow the length of your hair. You will never look like a skunk. However, dying gray hair in black hair will result with the black hair being less black over time and more brassy and the gray roots will show immediately, as in a week. Unless you want to be dying your hair black every 2-4 weeks (eventually) and toning frequently, this is a hamster wheel I would not got on.

Just grow it out. My wife grew out her gray after literally spending enough on hair coloring to buy a Lexus and she's goddamn gorgeous now.

Anonymous wrote:Don’t do it. Trying to cover grays in black hair is a fool’s errand

why? If not you end up looking like a skunk.

Don’t do it. Trying to cover grays in black hair is a fool’s errand

Its called "all over color".

Just tell the stylist you want to cover the grey. They do this all the time.

I've been plucking out the grays for a few years now, but they've expanded past my roots to spread silvery streaks throughout my hair.
So when I go to a salon, what do I ask for in terms of color? I have black hair and don't want highlights or anything, but I'm not sure if there's anything specific I need to ask for beyond "black color."

Any advice? Thanks in advance.