You must have been covering the gap between the coloured hair and the growing out greys with a dye or hair colour. It has been a permanent root touch-up, which was an endless cycle. If you have decided to let your gray roots grow and embrace your natural colour, you must know that going gray is

As our hair starts turning white, it loses its natural pigmentation. At the same time, the sebaceous glands begin to secrete less oil than before, which makes grey hair dry.  Hair that starts turning grey has a different texture than naturally pigmented hair. It’s a natural process—something that nature has decided for you. Every biological

Embracing gray hair is not easy. It’s a journey full of ups and downs. The initial months of grey hair growing out can be full of doubts. Often, you may feel like going back to colour your hair. But believe me, tough days will make you tougher and more stable from the inside. ‘Accepting flaws‘

Each going grey journey is exceptionally unique. Culture, society, and deep-rooted beliefs about beauty standards across the world may lead to diverse conflicts. In this post, I’ve tried to throw light on various factors that may create difficulty in a smooth journey towards embracing our natural gray hair, and how to create a supportive environment

I am sure if you are on this page, you are on your way to go gray or have been thinking of the same. Maybe some of you have already provoked the journey as quarantine life offers us a lot of alone time to try things we wouldn’t have done before, away from all the

Well, Stefanie knows it better…Stefanie is one of our silver sisters. She lives in the US Pacific Northwest and turned 54 in March 2024. She has beautiful long hair and has never wanted to cut it off for her silver hair transformation. During her growing out gray hair, she was willing to get it bleached