Braids
Wearing your grey-blonde hair in braids can be a simple and fashionable solution. Try a 1940s-inspired looped braid for a stylish look that is easy to manage.
Pixie Cut
If you have a short pixie cut, adding highlights can create a two-toned effect and add color without completely covering up your gray roots. It’s a great way to embrace your natural gray hair.
Salt and Pepper
Salt and pepper hair, which combines blonde and gray hues, can be stunning for women with naturally brown or black hair. Adding silver streaks through a balayage technique can help update your gray hair with a trendy style.
Full Coverage
Blondes have an advantage in concealing gray hair as their colors create less of a contrast. A sandy blonde shade can be an excellent choice for transitioning out of gray hair and accommodating natural regrowth.
Ombre
Gray hair can be beautifully complemented with silver-blonde highlights. Light beige is another natural-looking shade that pairs well with gray strands. Try the granny ombre style, transitioning from dark roots to more golden silver hues for a more dramatic look.
Ash Blonde
Ash blonde is a neutral shade that can help cover gray hair while downplaying age-related changes. Medium ash blonde is ideal for cooler skin tones and can be enhanced with highlights or balayage to blend with gray hair seamlessly.
Beach Babe Look
For a long ash blonde and platinum look, with dark roots transitioning into light-toned blonde locks, channel your inner beach babe for a summery vibe.
Remember to choose a shampoo and conditioner that provides color protection and shine enhancement to maintain your new hair color.
