Nataly is an experienced freelance writer who is well versed in lifestyle, beauty and fashion. She loves testing new hair products to tame her long locks. Nataly believes in the power of self-care and collects styling tips like gems. She currently delivers exclusive content on the latest hair trends and transformations.
How to Add Dimension Back to Your Natural Gray Hair Color | How to Transition to Gray Hair Naturally
Enhance your graying locks with trendy lowlights for added depth and color saturation!
Lowlighting your hair involves darkening your natural hair color with an analogous shade that is next to your original hue on the color wheel. This coloring technique deepens your base color and brings out the dimension and unique texture of your locks. That’s why adding lowlights is a popular method for blending gray hair, extending the time between salon visits because it eliminates the need for regular touch-ups. Here are a few great lowlight ideas for gray hair that you’ll love to try.
Since gray hair is quite cool, it may require a variety of undertones, to keep it on the cool side or add a touch of warmth for extra shine and shine. Mix your gray with earthy tones like ash brown, slate, granite, and silver for a more natural look or opt for a uniform color for a sleek finish. Read on to find your perfect shade!
