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Permanent colour covers every grey hair. The result is even, but the regrowth line shows, so roots are usually done every 4–6 weeks.
There are three ways to handle grey hair, and each changes how often you see your colourist. Here is what each one involves, which shades make regrowth softer, and how to try them on your own photo.
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Permanent colour covers every grey hair. The result is even, but the regrowth line shows, so roots are usually done every 4–6 weeks.
A demi-permanent gloss, lowlights or fine highlights soften the contrast between grey and your colour, so regrowth is far less obvious. Visits can stretch to 8–12 weeks.
Toners and glosses brighten natural grey and silver, and highlights help blend the grow-out phase. Pearl and platinum toners keep it from turning yellow.
The closer a shade is to the colour of grey hair, the softer the regrowth line. Very dark shades show it fastest.
It blends rather than covers: greys pick up a softer tint. For full coverage, colourists use permanent colour.
The studio recolours the hair it detects, including greys, so it shows the shade you are aiming for. The salon result depends on how much grey you have and the formula.
Take it as a direction, not a promise. The salon result depends on your current colour, your hair’s condition, the products and your colourist, and the light in your photo changes how a shade reads.
The demo model is an AI-generated photo. Previews show a direction, not a guaranteed salon result.