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How to Camouflage Your Grey
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- čas přidán 16. 08. 2024
- Julie the Hairapist will give you strategies for how to cover up that outgrowth for a wedding or special occasion. You will also learn how to use the same color to color all your gray but then it will wash out.
Thank you so much Julie for sharing these tips. I'm transitioning to natural from colored dark brown and your advice has helped me tremendously. You are so kind and your hair is gorgeous!
Thank you so much for your support!♥️
I loved this tutorial. You've introduced me to something that I never thought I would try. But you made it fun to just go with it. Thank you.
Thank you for your encouraging words!❤
OH my word your hair is AMAZING!!!!!!😍😍😍😍😍😍
Thankyou Julie, for sharing, your hair looks amazing, i’ve Been transitioning now since November, my daughter hates it but, i’m Glad i’ve Started, it’s not been easy because white hair coming through, not going back only temp colours, now thanks for sharing 😍 go girl xx
Thank you so much for your support and I promise you will love your hair even more when it's all you. Please feel free to contact me for any help along the way juliethehairapist@gmail.com.
Loved this idea. I’m transitioning to silver and though I LOVE it, it does get boring. Will definitely try some new colors. Big thumbs up!
Thank you for watching!♥️
Wow, looks amazing!
Luzana, Thank you!😊
Hi Julie,
I love your videos - they are so helpful 😊 I only discovered you today - the way you present is great. This is great fun and reassures me that it will be so temporary.
I have 3” growth since my last colour in February. My hair is predominantly white with a dark patch at the back around the crown and lighter grey elsewhere at the back - I’m growing out blonde and toffee colour where the dark hair is.
Allison (in the UK)
You are going to LOVE it when you're finished I can absolutely promise you. Artificial hair color covers up all your natural highlights. When it's all your hair you will have brighter, shinier and more beautiful hair.
You look so great! So beautiful! Thank you so much for sharing with such love and kindness.✨ ❤🌹❤✨💚💖❤️✨🥰
Thank you for watching my super amateur videos ❤️
Your hair is too beautiful to camoflage
Thanks Julie this is great
So glad to have found your channel. I’ve been using the spray cover up as I do my COVID experiment! I just turned 60 and hoping my hair has your same beautiful streaks. Also curious about this temporary dye but in a brown color.
Just like I put the green on my white you can make brown with direct dyes to cover up your line.
Awesome video Julie💜
Thank you!❤
That looks really lovely!
Thank you!❤
I love the blue!! 👍😍
Thank you for your support!❤
Thanks for the info, very Helpful 🍷Cheers!
🤣🤣 love you 😘 😘
Absolutely, I’d love you to help me through this. My hair is in a bob, I just spent $250.00 on highlights. Seems to be helping. I don’t want to cut my hair.
Diane you don't have to cut your hair and I don't recommend it especially if you don't want short hair because no matter how great it looks if you don't like short hair you won't be happy. I hate that you spent $250 and your not loving the color. The focus always needs to be a silver highlight no matter what color the client has because the silver highlights will camouflage the silver as it grows out. What differs is the line of demarcation, if you have a white runway then that will be the focus or if you have sparkle silver then that would be the focus.
Once we somewhat match the silver that is coming in your done with the line of demarcation and having to color or feeling like you need to color again.
This is an excellent teaching video. I’m glad I came across your video to learn about using direct dye as a way to transition and embrace my grey. Do you know if this product, “Clairol Professional
Advanced Gray Solutions Semi Permanent Hair Color” is a direct dye type of product? I have straight black/dark brown Asian hair, and I have used dark browns to color the greys around my temples, but I really prefer to not to continue to color with permanent dyes, and would like to transition to natural grey eventually. Appreciate any recommendations you may have for dark hair like mine. Thanks so much.
@JJ Here is a link to their temporary color aka direct dye.
www.clairol.com/en-US/products/hair-color/product/color-gloss-up?shadeSKU=4064666305851
And you can purchase from anywhere but that’s product you want.
This product is a great solution to color your natural color to transition and after for fun. Apply to clean, no conditioner and dry hair for a longer lasting application. Apply only to the new growth. For an easier application apply to wet hair but it will wash out faster. Only apply to the areas that can be seen, usually all of the front and top to save money and time. You can apply to dry styled hair with your finger tips to any area that needs a quick camouflage and you don’t have to wash it off, just rub some color on the area you want. Thank you for watching my super amateur videos.❤️
@JJ also you can mix colors and brands to make the color you want. For instance if I’m a warm brown I can mix auburn and brown or if the brown you find is too light you can get black and mix a little bit to the lighter brown, etc. To see the color before you apply, put some on a paper towel, the color you see is the color that will show on your silver aka white hair only (it will do nothing to your dark hair).
Julie, thank you very much for all the tips and suggestions, I’ll definitely give them a try!
Hi Julie, searched on amazon for Pulp Riot products and only saw semi-permanent haircolor. Is this the same as direct dyes? Thanks
Hi Amy, yes unfortunately my industry doesn't label things correctly. In my "what is a toner" video I explain that direct dyes are often labeled incorrectly. If there isn't a developer than it is a direct dye but they label it as semi-permanent because it does last for several weeks depending on color. But a true semi-permanent hair color has a developer.
I love how you do this. I am glad I found your channel. How do you do it with the spray root cover? Also in wet hair? Does your gray/white growth comes right back after you wash it? Thank you.
@Carolina Thomas I would only use the spray in the areas that can be seen. The spray washes off immediately and the temporary or direct dye colors when applied to wet hair will wash off after a few washes.
Julie..just so eternally grateful for your videos! I have medium/dark blonde dyed hair which I’ve been growing out. I’d love to replace the sticky temp sprays for a nice spoolie or direct dye cream, but I’m concerned my natural silver hair could be permanently stained by warm tones, as stated by another channel. True?, and do you recommend one for a blonde match? Thank you!
@Mar Kee Thank you for your kind words and watching my super amateur videos! I can 100% guarantee they will wash off. If you email me I can send you pics of my hair red, green, purple, pink and most recently orange. Yes they do stain the hair that is how they work BUT because it’s only on the outside of the hair shaft every time you wash your hair you wash a little off. Then eventually it’s completely gone. What people don’t understand or consider is hair type porous(curly) vs non porous (straight), how often you wash, what you wash with, etc will determine how long it will stay on the hair. In addition choice of color purple vs lavender, lavender is light it will wash off quickly but purple will take longer. Also how you apply wet vs dry will effect how long it stays on the hair.
Intense colors on my hair last about 4-6 weeks but every time the color is washed, it’s getting lighter. In those 4-6 weeks, the color is changing to a lighter color with every wash.
If I’m using natural looking color for my transition then I would do everything I could to make it last but if I’m using an intense fun color then I will do everything to make it wash off quicker.
If you send me pics of your hair I can send you links for color. Thanks again for watching juliethehairapist@gmail.com
Hi Julie! What was that black color you put on at first? Thankyou!
Pravana Vivids - Black, all of these colors are temporary, no developer color. Please feel free to contact me for any help along the way. juliethehairapist@gmail.com
Great video
Thank you for watching my super amateur videos 💜
What is the brand and colour of the green you've used? I couldn't catch quite catch what you said. Looks amazing by the way. Love it!
I used Pulp Riot, Aquatic. There are many brands some ate better than others but I love the color selection of Pulp Riot.
@@juliethehairapist Thanks Julie. That colour is superb on you. You have such lovely hair. Mine's finer and more silver/white than yours (and way less manageable). I do love the colour but have been thinking it might be nice to change it up with some temporary colour now and again, so these videos are really useful. I think you might be around my age too :) I would love to see some of the other colours on you...
@@helenheath8650 will do thinking about purple next. Another benefit is the color makes your hair shiny and soft but washes out.
Many thanks this is so useful ❤️
I need to camouflage my gray for my ID picture this is perfect because I have 1 year dye-free and I really don't wanna dye my hair.
So a direct dye is any product that comes alone I mean no developer ? Should I check the ingredients to be sure? I really want a wash out.I live in Curacao and I hop🤞🏻 I can find a direct dye.
@Leyla Rengifo yes any direct dye will work. But remember it might be labeled as temporary or semi permanent but no developer is what you want. Most hair color brands have a temporary color line. Please feel free to contact me for any help along the way juliethehairapist@gmail.com
@@juliethehairapist Thank so much to reply my comment
I will send you an email.
God bless you Julie ❤️😘.
What are you using last? Green but i want blue or purple
@jenniwhited6358 You can use any color you want, I have done red, purple, orange yellow and blue. Every manufacturer makes these colors and you can mix them together to enhance or dilute the color. You can also hombre the color by putting one at the top half and another color at the bottom. Enjoy coloring without a commitment or damage. Thank you for watching my super amateur videos ❤️
How does this technique work with white fine hair? I'm growing mine out. It's about 2 inches out, with old permanent hair color or rest. I'm hiding the growth with Fanciful Roux, but LOVE your hair!
Fanciful is a great tool and it works exactly like the fun colors. The biggest problem is our white hair is healthy and not porous so you do need a bit more intense color for it to show. When you use these colors on your white hair apply to dry clean hair for best results in the color showing.
Julie I just started growing out my gray. I am about 2 months in and looking unkept due to the white line and fading medium ash brown color. I am a little hesitant to mix my own brown color. Any suggestions for right out of the tube direct dyes? I did try a clairol semi permanent but it left orange tones which I hated more than the white line. I am thankful it is hat season until April! Thanks so much!
Hi Sue, I can absolutely help you. What beauty supply do you have access too? Semi permanent is actually permanent hair color it just deposits and because you are light your hair picked up the base of the color. Can you send me pics of your hair through my Facebook page or email jjjcozzo@gmail.com. I can give you better advice on the direct dyes.
@@juliethehairapist thank you Julie. I sent an email today.
I love ❤️ it
Thank you!❤
I have about 2inc of grey root on black semi-perm die , I would love to try this on the black in spots to get the effect of of some smoke grey going threw my hair in place of grey root on black ...I can not find a silver or silver ash direct die, can you give me a name of one? ...i like the cream one you showed in this video but a silver or platinum shade i can't find ...HELP!!
@Marion The only way to see the silver streaks in your artificial hair Is with a highlight 1st. Once you have removed the color then you would be able to use a silver direct die or temporary color to turn those highlights silver. But the other thing that you can do if you don't have the ability to do the highlight is use the temporary color on your new growth only. In the beginning it will just look like your normal touch up but slightly lighter at the scalp. But eventually the temporary color will turn your white hair into a highlight as it grows out. Then when it's all grown out you just stop using the temporary color and you will have all of your beautiful silver hair. Please feel free to contact me for any help along the way juliethehairapist@gmail.com
What is a 'direct dye' and how do you make your own colour?
Unfortunately the industry doesn't label them correctly. They are labelled semi-permanent, temporary and direct dye. These type of colors have no developer, no mixing. What you see is what you get. You can make your own color by mixing 2 colors together. Pravana, Pulp Riot, Matrix and all the lines make these. If you send me pics of your hair I can give you better advice juliethehairapist@gmail.com.
What did you use? And where did you get it
Hi Maira, I use Pravana and Pulp Riot but all the color lines make direct dyes. They are the wild colors like blue, purple, etc. But they make silver and you can use the law of color red, yellow and blue make brown to create your own natural color if you want. They are a what you see is what you get so what ever you see on a white towel that is the color.
You can purchase Pravana and Pulp Riot from Amazon and Ulta Beauty supply. But any brand will work and I have even seen brands in Target and Walmart they just didn't have a big selection.
Thank you Julie. I am so happy that I found your channel. So my hair is black and I have not touched up my roots since February and they have been driving me crazy but I get so many compliments on my silver color. So my grays are heavy around my face so I was thinking of going to see a hair stylist to get silver money pieces on frontal piece or around my face. But I’m not sure of it or if that would work for me .
Confused...
What are you putting on your hair with the color brush in black???
Sorry I cut that part out in my horrible editing. You can get direct dye colors which are temporary come in black, brown, etc My favorite are from Pravana Vivids and Pulp Riot.
@@juliethehairapist
Thank you!
Hi Julie!! I have a question please! So after you put color on your wet hair all throughout, you wash it out with shampoo? Or just water? Thank you!
You can do either, if I'm using an intense color like the green or purple I do wash but it's to get the color off of my scalp not to wash the color off. If I'm using a light color I don't wash I just rinse with water and condition because the color doesn't stain my scalp.
@@juliethehairapist you need to move to Texas!! :) a lot cheaper than California. I just discovered your channel and I love it!
Could you post the name of the colors you use? I would like to use the semi-permanent, which washes and does not stain the white hair. I would also like to apply silver color, please add some brand names.
Where r u located? I love your suggestions, this is a tough process!!! I’m in Arizona. Love for u to do my hair
Diane, I'm in California and retired, so this is my way to keep doing my passion. I can help you navigate a hairstylist or help you do your own hair is that's something you're comfortable doing.
GOSH MAYBE I CAN TRANSITION !! thanks :) connie
"OVER70stillglamorous" :)
I promise you will love it when you get to the other side.🤣 Being free form coloring has been incredibly freeing and I'm a stylist. Hang in there and I can help you along the way you don't have to hate the transition.